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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1908
Page
3
Frank H. Burgess business manager swears to the actual number of copies printed and circulated for October 1908. Notary A. E. Bleekman confirms the sworn statement.
City urges residents to attend a park program meeting at the theater Wednesday evening. Officials stress civic duty and urge personal attendance, insisting proxy support cannot replace being present and engaged in the discussion and decisions.
The attack on Prosecutor Heney in San Francisco highlights a furious mob linked to graft battles. The piece notes the public demand for justice, calls for harsh retribution, and implicates Renf and Schmitz allies while urging full accountability for the crime.
The Tribune appeals for earnest and enthusiastic response to a wise patriotic undertaking. It asks readers to contribute to a project whose benefits will reach all future generations in La Crosse, empowering the city and its people.
The Milwaukee Sentinel endorses a shift in Wisconsin insurance law following the defeat of Ker Ekern in the preliminary phase and signals a pivotal legislative moment in the state.
A Cleveland Leader quip features a doctor lamenting a spotless slate left for callers names during his absence. The servant replies that many have visited though the slate has been wiped clean this morning to make room for more names.
A New York Evening Sun item notes a neighborly gossip angle about a man described as an extra high roller with unusually late hours, likened to a roller skate in social commentary. The brief captures urban gossip about lifestyle and reputation in a compact neighborhood snapshot.
A young lawyer invited to deliver an oration at a new bridge dedication tried to improvise. He insisted the bridge, built five and forty years ago, was once part and parcel of the howling wilderness and concluded by wishing it still were.
Government food expert Dr Harvey W Wiley spoke at Mackinac Island arguing that modern whiskies fail quality tests. He recalled an old Kentuckian who sniffed whisky, shook his head, and noted rye tastes missing from today’s spirit.
A Philadelphian recalling Berlin reports at the Philadelphia club recounts a Kaiser Wilhelm dinner after a ballet called Stardanapalus. A speaker quoted, The divinity that shapes our ends, rough-hew them as we may, provoking the Kaiser to laughter and applause.
The prospectus describes Weissbach as a favored resort for solitude seekers, highlighting its tranquil setting and appeal to guests who value quiet, private surroundings away from crowds.
A London Telegraph quotation notes that the city draws people from around the world, with travelers and residents citing constant arrivals from four quarters of the globe. The passage emphasizes London's international appeal and diverse influx shaping the metropolis.
Dr. L G Broughton of Atlanta recounts a circus tale to illustrate church business management. A southern tour faces finances, payoffs, and a renamed performer who insists on his correct name Apax, not Xerxes, as the registry is updated.
An advertisement urges readers to use a home remedy for stomach troubles. It recommends mixing Compound Tincture of Cinchona one ounce Prosene Compound one ounce and Sherry Wine half a pint. Take one teaspoonful in water before meals and at bedtime. The Prosene Compound reportedly boosts gastric juice and provides a general tonic effect.
A Beaver Falls Pa woman, Mrs Harry Sperling, writes that Father John's Medicine saved her four year old daughter and that the product provides nourishment while curing colds and throat and lung troubles. The letter notes the family uses it at home.
New York Supreme Court Special Term in Wyatt v Wanamaker held that a minor cannot waive the requirement for written parental or guardian consent to use a living person’s portrait for advertising. The decision rejects that resale rights or price reductions justify publication without consent.
A newspaper exposes a confidential view by Honorable Isaac Stephenson of Marinette opposing a legislative probe into primary expenses. The quote scoops that Twesme also doubts the value of such an investigation and questions its purpose amid political intrigue.
The piece questions who the true American woman is, arguing there is no single mold from farmhouse to city apartment. It suggests the educated American woman focuses less on politics yet excels in charitable work and in maintaining refinement and home arts.
The piece traces the pie’s long history from medieval references to Piers the Plowman, noting mince pie’s ancient roots in England and its later proliferation in America. It contrasts English origins with the pie’s celebrated New World growth and varied forms.
Hugo wrestles with jealousy as Burgess reveals Joy Vennable has chosen another. amid spring hunts and shabby lodges the pair confront a turning point. Burgess accuses Hugo, who finally realizes Joy’s rival is himself.
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