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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1908
Page
9
In a witty stage moment the absent professor teases his wife by asking who he has kissed in a week, prompting a playful exchange about affection and memory that reveals tension beneath comic banter. The dialogue hints at estrangement and curiosity in a scholarly household.
New York observers report an open letter from Evangelical Lutheran Church of America synodical conference members to President Roosevelt. They challenge his stance on separation of church and state and cite papal writings to argue for maintaining religious liberty and opposition to electing a Roman Catholic president. The letter requests a presidential reply.
The American Federation of Labor convened in Denver on November 16 to discuss labor policy and union action. Delegates from multiple trades debated wage standards, working hours, and solidarity strategies amid rising industrial tensions.
In juvenile court 13 year old Stella Luty testified that her father Joseph Luty shot and killed her 15 month old brother three months ago at their Junction City home and fled. The child described threats to kill family members who would notify authorities and said the body was left neglected.
A fragment reports a girl recalling an incident where a body was tossed to pigs and she cannot confirm whether the remains were buried, leaving the later fate unclear as details fade.
Dreshbach Minnesota notes report Miss Emelia Brown and Josie Glenn attending the Southern Minnesota Teachers association held at Winona last Friday. George Kinney of Pine Creek called in town Sunday. Harry Waas celebrated his thirty second birthday with friends Saturday evening. Numerous locals joined the gatherings and visits span from Delker residence changes to glee club concert plans at Centennial hall.
Crystal Valley items note Mr. Thor Hegland spent Sunday at Aug Plettiman s. Mr Ed Flatherty has resumed work on the Wm Kelly farm after a week s vacation. Miss Edith Runningson left Sunday evening for Minneapolis to visit friends and relatives. Julius Lee attends school at Houston. Mike Cunningham was a business.
A caller in Caledonia reports Mr. Clent visited Witt's on Sunday.
Henry Brinker longtime Nashotah postmaster and prominent local figure died after a three day illness. The 10 year incumbent in this village passed away November 20, leaving the community to mourn the loss of a trusted public servant and neighbor.
A letter to Whitewater parents confirms Frank Nickerson, a local resident, has been commissioned captain of the Philippine scouts, the army branch he has served with for the last five years.
Hazel Swaney a 20 year old girl in Milton Junction Wis suffered serious burns when a kettle of boiling water toppled onto her after her sleeve snagged the spout while she bent to pick up an object.
Winter blasts, causing pneumonia, pleurisy and consumption will soon be here. Cure your cough now, and strengthen your lungs with Foley's Honey and Tar. Do not risk starting the winter with weak lungs, when Foley's Honey and Tar will cure the most obstinate coughs and colds, and prevent serious results. O. T. Er hart.
F Hopkinson Smith sketches a Maine landscape when an elderly man peers over his shoulder and questions the purpose of painting for the market. The man declares he peddles pond lilies, implying a simpler livelihood.
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