La Crosse Tribune April 1908 circulation figures
The La Crosse Tribune lists daily circulation for April 1908 with figures for ten Thursday at 6,853 and Friday at 8,358 and Saturday at 6,387. A Sunday entry appears as 10. The fragment notes the publication’s distribution counts for specific dates in the month.
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Advertising as a barometer of business activity
The Fourth Estate notes optimism in the West contrasts with cautious East, citing surveys from New York agencies. Chicago and the Northwest report rising advertising and business, while Washington authorities deem affairs satisfactory. In Topeka and Kansas, business remains less robust, with the South described as improving.
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Fourth Estate
West
New York
Chicago
The Ham Tree comes to town with McIntyre and Heath
A long notice discusses the upcoming performances of McIntyre and Heath in The Ham Tree at the theater. It praises the duo as veteran whiteface entertainers with a strong supporting company and highlights the show's engaging chorus, witty dialogue, and broad appeal. Publicity notes repeat performances and adds that more acts and vaudeville features accompany the main attraction.
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Alfred Fisher
Jeanne Towler
Tetsia Nickelbacker
Carolyn Gordon Desmonda
Belle Gold
Jimpsey
Stephen J
Paul Ponsby
Ono 'T
Johnson Molly
Margaret Morris
Dolly Jones
Harriet Redfield
Bashful
Nan
Jennie Meyar
Nancy Brown
Frances
Ramey
Mea Lackey
Winsome
Kitty
Daisy Lyle
Daisy
Jane-Lovell Lorinne Lincoln
Felicitas Handler
Eleanor Dobson
Eva Stuart
Ma Claywood
Sy Arthur A. Greene
McIntyre and
Heath
Forscoth
McIntyre
New York
Frederick Bowers
Rovuste
Ignot
Philip W. Smith
Portland Oregonian
Klaw & Brianger
Lan Crosse Theater
van Dyke &Hawr Company
Gille Baton
Edmond “C. Sprague
Willard Foster
Ireland’s railways blamed for hindering industry growth
A Dublin Leader remark argues Irish manufacturers face sharp odds as railways, tied to Liverpool routes, enable deliveries to Ireland’s ports but force producers to rely on draught routes, hampering local industry. The comment frames the rail system as an industry killer and questions its efficiency for Irish manufacturers.
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Dublin
Liverpool
Ireland
Drafl
One Piece Frock Trend for Playtime and Warm Weather
Fashion hints describe a one piece frock suitable for linen chambray percale gingham and light lawns. It features box plaits front and sleeve fronts with back opening and adjustable trimming. Pattern 6999 covers sizes 2 4 and 5 years. mail to Fashion Department with ten cents and extra postage if needed.
Daffodils Inspire Midland Warwickshire Charm
Fragmentary piece evokes Shakespearean images of daffodils near a lake and Warwickshire hills. It contrasts London Times tones with rural scenery as March winds and spring beauty emerge from dull Midlands landscapes.
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London
Times
Shakespeare
Warwickshire
Midland
Too Well Trained Crofter Pays Rent in Scotland Story
In the Highlands a crofter tenant pays 10 shillings yearly but due to poor crops asks for 3 shillings. After the third year he cannot pay anything and the landlord grants rent freedom. At the fourth year the tenant pleads for a barn or he will move, noted in the Philadelphia Ledger.
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H. ©. Whittier
la Crosse
Highlands of
Scotland
Philadelphia
Ledger
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Claim Fast Relief
A historical ad touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as quick relief for headaches neuralgia rheumatism and various pains. It features testimonials from users including a station agent and Mrs Hesbile Ton and notes refund if no benefit.
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N. W. Ry
MM. J
Hesbile
Upper Alton
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
The Pauper of Park Lane or The Friend at Court
In a Belgrade intrigue Sam Statham, Drakovitch, and Sir Charles chase a theory about Marion’s disappearance. Max Barclay, reputed friend, may hold keys to the mystery while King Peter’s fate looms. Maud Pavnovitch’s Belgrade visit ties to secret police and a plot shadowing Servia’s royal strife.
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Max
Bars Olay
Gathor
England
Max Barclay
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Marion
Barclay
Cunnington’s
Sam
Statham
Oru
London
Charlie
Savoy
Rolfe
Serbia
Drakovitch
Waorge
Tia
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Europe
Peter of
Servia
Peter
Alexander
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Austria
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Park Lane
Belgrade
Ralfe
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Maud
Daubter
Mademoiselle
de Iis
Pe‘ce
Mademoiselle’Petroviteh
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Budapest
International Express
Commissario
Met
Boen
Maud Pavnovitch
Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles Don’t Trust Apples
An excerpted jumble of anecdotes and witticisms from various sources including Harper’s Week, The Sacred Heart Review, Town Topics, and Philadelphia Inquirer. The text parodies odd observations about apples and social mores, with playful asides about discretion and secrets.
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