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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1913
Page
7
Diana, bound for Dobson, faces a forced link with a stranger who blocks her exit. The big blond man insists she accompany him to Ely where his family awaits. On Honduras return, Tom Granger reveals himself as the secret kiss sender and lover, renewing their engagement with a ring and a promise of love.
The magistrate rebukes a young man for assault on his wife calling it brutal. The prisoner answers with a plea that prison would ruin their honeymoon, highlighting a grim domestic incident.
A reflective line notes how age seems unreliable for a woman over twenty eight and warns that outward looks can mislead about true youth.
March 29 report from Carmi Illinois notes lower Wabash valley floods rising rivers drive farmers to the hills. Little Wabash and Grayville Mau nee flood plains inundate wheat fields and force residents to seek higher ground. New Haven isolates hundreds sheltering in storerooms as the Ohio River remains elevated and the government levee holds.
Cairo reports river forecasts ease concerns as St Louis notes further fall in the Mississippi. With continued fair weather the Weather Bureau predicts the rise will not exceed last year's level.
A common whitening mixed with water to a thick cream makes an excellent local burn and scald application. Cover the whole burnt surface to exclude air, and keep moist by occasional sprinkling of cold water for instant relief.
Quote by Bishep Butler argues that claiming to consider our duty often masks efforts to justify actions rather than moral obligation.
Wilson Col well Post G A R members and wives attended a dinner at Mrs. Fred Haun 1731 Madison last night in honor of her father Thomas E Dalton for his 82nd birthday. Dalton recited war experiences as a member of the Fourth Minnesota and Fifty-eighth Illinois volunteers. Guests included A R Noble H K Vincent T O Lawrence Albert Hardy John M Holley Sr and Edward Cronon.
Mrs Mary Stein of Second and Pearl streets breathed relief as her seven year old son George was located in Trempealeau. The boy had run away Wednesday and rode a Northwestern train before being put off at Trempealeau. La Crosse and Wisconsin police had searched without trace until Trempealeau identified the owner.
Albert C. Frost testified in the Alaska land fraud trial that his main aim in acquiring Alaska lands was to prevent big interests from creating a monopoly. He said promotion of the Alaskan Central railway revealed Wall Street money powers planning to seize land, and he sought lands to secure a right of way and terminals.
A Houston Post reader seeks a typewriter expert who knows many models and asks the owner to name the desired machine. The reply promises knowledge of a wide range and offers to identify the exact model once given its name.
Appeals from Ohio urged President Wilson to recognize John H. Patterson, head of National Cash Register, for the rescue work at Dayton and seek remission of his jail sentence for Sherman act violation.
George Harmon sold a Farmington farm to John Kastenschmitt for 3500 dollars. The deed was recorded today in the office of Register of Deeds Andrew Thompson.
The Pamperin Cigar Company of La Crosse files articles of incorporation with the Wisconsin secretary of state. Capital stock is 25000 dollars. Incorporators are Louis A Pamperin Paul M Pamperin and Arthur Amunson for a cigar and tobacco business.
A practical idea is one that can be carried out and exchanged for money. It emphasizes actionable plans and tangible economic return rather than theoretical merit.
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