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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1908
Page
3
A call to unite La Crosse residents for the Saengerfest, urging full support and funding to showcase the city across the states. Officials, committees, and the public are urged to attend events and contribute, with a judge of civic pride and finishing what is begun. The piece notes opposition and nostalgia, plus a dubious Senate speech by Jeff Davis referencing a former melody.
On the first page this issue presents substantial figures and facts to guide local merchants in advertising. They are verifiable and convincing, speaking for themselves without commentary. In an era where figures guide strategy, the material stands as a solid reference for local business readers.
The Saengerfest idea stirred La Crosse with talk of starting a citywide event. Readers weigh if the community can finish what it began and act on the belief that worth doing is worth doing well amid local trade and civic sentiment.
A mayor denounces The Chronicle editor’s journalistic style as independent and provocative. The piece recalls a sensational exposure of a political quack and mentions a New York Times editorial about the Crimes incident tied to a railroad commission hearing and train journey to Milwaukee.
The Times lauds the Tra Crosse Chronicle Can Write expose on grand larceny and editorial theft, noting its prompt reach to Madison and the impact of vigorous journalism. The Wisconsin and Northwest Trade Journal for April is praised for its combination of bold reporting and clean art, with growing patronage.
The Milwaukee Journal reports that Mr. Connor secretly assisted the Taft campaign within the state. The outcome of that political endeavor lends color to the accusation and suggests that Connor did his best.
A letter urges Fond du Lac to build on its natural advantages and civic pride to become one of Wisconsin’s most beautiful cities. The note highlights local urging for urban improvement and public spirit across the city.
Lola Inman leaves for La Crosse to work at a large hotel. The New Albin News recalls an old witty remark on life, noting how people are judged from birth to death and how the world treats everyone differently based on status and age.
Max Barclay rejects Adam's offer to join a railway deal abroad arguing he must stay in London to protect a dear friend and investigate Doctor Petrovitch's disappearance. Adam tempers the lure with visions of wealth in Constantinople while Max weighs risks, loyalty, and a looming Turkish venture.
Lingerie blouses are a perpetual need for women and this attractive model blends Persian lawn with Valenciennes lace and embroidered medallions. It features distinctive deep shaped cuffs and uses about 4 1/2 yards of fabric for medium size with various yardages for different widths. Pattern 5971 available by mail from the Fashion Department for ten cents plus postage.
Milwaukee Journal notes a divided stance as New York legislature adjourns with Republicans and Roosevelt showing tacit support for fighting Hughes. It highlights presidential interest in state battles, references Roosevelt’s earlier Burten endorsement, and portrays Hughes resisting corrupt business influence amid party-machine pressure.
A wry Town Topics quip rails at Boreum's dinners calling them dull and dulling diners' feet when they sit at his table.
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