Cornfield with Many Kernels Inspires Debate
A humorous remark notes the corn field holds many kernels and jokes that a thrashing machine could quickly thresh out some men’s ideas, implying quick results from simple methods.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
8
A humorous remark notes the corn field holds many kernels and jokes that a thrashing machine could quickly thresh out some men’s ideas, implying quick results from simple methods.
Milwaukee aero club figures hail the first trip of the Pabst balloon with Major H. B. Hersey as pilot and John H. Moss and John H. Kopmeier aboard. The hour long voyage landed six miles north of Cedarbore with a calm, uneventful descent and help from nearby farmers.
Milwaukee Wisconsin funeral services for Judge Henry J. Palmer longtime head of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance company will be conducted Monday at 2 PM under Masonic auspices. Palmer who died at midnight on Thursday served as sovereign grand commander of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite thirty third northern jurisdiction before his resignation on April 20.
Blobbs announced a Turkish bath establishment next to a church. He says the venture stems from the idea that cleanliness is next to godliness, a notion he heard as inspiration for the project.
Sparta Melrose Road will use gasoline cars on a line to be completed by September 1. survey work is under way with right of way secured, and rails and ties contracts awarded. potential Sparta La Crosse extension rumored. local news covers deaths, sewer extension, new police appointee, bridge work, and civic events.
Miss Susie Gittens of La Crescent hosted by the Dickson and Glenn families on Wednesday. George Schlabach sold a colt to Eugene Derr of La Crosse for $225. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston left for St. Paul to visit relatives. D. H. Baker shipped stock to Chicago. James Olmstead moved to Red Wing for a railroad job. Miss May Holcomb of La Crosse stayed with H. Holcomb family. Mrs. W. G. Dickson and Miss Thompson of Frogtown visited Thursday. Mrs. E. Webster of La Crescent visited Bert Webster’s home. Sam Nagle and others left for Kellogg to work on the railroad. Mrs. H. Holcomb opened an ice cream parlor at her store. Representatives of the U. S. and
R. Kemp sold a team of horses to La Crosse parties last week while Wells Fargo Express companies were callers in town on Thursday.
Charles Caldwell, a Columbus attorney, filed a complaint in the district supreme court at Washington to oust Philander C. Knox from the secretary of state post. He contends Knox, as former Pennsylvania senator, voted to raise the salary of the cabinet position, which allegedly bars him from holding it. Papers were returned as not properly prepared.
A reflective aphorism notes that a person may insist their erroneous reasoning is correct even when awareness of error exists. The line contrasts confidence with misdirection, suggesting stubborn certainty in flawed thinking.
Wisconsin school children voted for the violet as their official state flower with 1,145 votes in Fond du Lac and 1,302 in Chippewa Falls. Wild rose, water lily, and trailing arbutus trailed, while debates over China and Macao appear in nearby news items.
Paris May 8 The government accepted the gage and began proceedings to dissolve the teachers union formed yesterday. Leaders face criminal prosecutions as military preparations suggest a revolution. If mail is cut off officials plan to use carrier pigeons with 150000 birds ready to handle official correspondence.
New York May 8. A fight involving the use of 2 000 000 is begun by the Independent moving picture men against the Motion Picture Company called the picture trust by the Independents. They plan to form a 2 million dollar company to fight the trust to a finish and expect one of the two organizations to be vanquished from the film world.
Lisbon reports that Portugal was advised of a Chinese plan to attack. Chinese forces are said to be massing near Macao, the Portuguese island, with troops prepared for action. The vague dispatch hints at imminent regional tension and potential military moves.
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