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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1958
Page
4
Regional farming safety notice warns of frequent injuries from corn pickers. Stop the machine to clean parts, train new operators, and avoid work during peak heat times. Wear close fitting clothing and keep shields in place.
The piece notes bowling as a fast growing pastime across the United States with about 22 million participants, up from a decade earlier, and a $250 million in fees spent in 1957 58 season. It cites equipment sales strong rentals from automatic pin setters and a shift to family friendly lanes with added amenities. Women bowlers rise to six million from 8260 in 1940.
The Chicago Motor Club warns that wet fallen leaves create icy like spots on streets and highways. Drivers should slow, avoid piles when possible, and exercise extra caution as leaves can hide children and mask road dangers.
Babson Park writer Roger Babson says he will sail to Africa to verify gold copper uranium and oil data. He expects to talk with experts and return with corrected or confirmed figures on African mining and prices while noting Paris and De Gaulle's role in global finance.
A dated overseas letter to James Metcalfe reflects on memories shared before enlistment. The writer promises to resume life with him after returning from service, envisioning a stable home and renewed love. The piece ends with a grievance about children unfairly punished for items taken from parents.
A composite look at 1938 items: Yanks beat Cubs 3-1 at Wrigley in opener. Eduard Benes resigns as Czechoslovakia president amid pressure. France’s Edouard Daladier granted decree powers. Sudeten crisis and Nazi demands overshadow Europe. local politics include La Crosse County Progressives electing J. D. Howard to a third term. fire station lines and school safety measures installed. notable deaths and births. WPA grant for Onalaska project. several La Crosse business moves and civic items noted.
Robert Ruark recounts bear hunting on Kodiak Island Alaska with guide Alf Madsen and Nick Malutin. he notes bears as a local economic force and a feud between cattlemen and bear hunters. the piece mixes humor with adventure and ends reflecting on weather and school.
A reader asks about which country regulates Atlantic airways and how transatlantic lanes operate. Another query covers resignations at a club meeting and when they take effect. The answer cites ICAO standards and seating rules, then explains resignation on the table expires after the next regular meeting if within three months. Also notes a booklet about over 30 animals with a coupon offer.
Madison report on how the sales tax has been disposed of for two years amid Democratic push for tax relief and Republican caution. The piece analyzes party platform positions, upcoming elections, and the political calculus around tax policy with notable mentions of John Reynolds and La Crosse Democratic platform shifts.
Faye Henle weighs two sides of home ownership arguing that owning a home outright can beat debt in many cases while bankers in Westchester Long Island and Connecticut say a mortgage helps selling power and inflation defense though tax savings may be limited for moderate earners. They advise sizing the loan carefully and favor ownership over rent when possible.
The La Crosse Tribune announces publisher and staff roles and provides publication details. It lists pricing for home delivery in La Crosse area and mail subscription rates within 75 and 150 miles, plus service notes and advertising contact.
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