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The best offer finishes with closing Monday at 8 P M as the Tribune contest nears its ultimate conclusion.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1907
Page
11
The best offer finishes with closing Monday at 8 P M as the Tribune contest nears its ultimate conclusion.
A Good Natured Tug of War spreads across three states as a popular contest nears its close on October 14. Subscribers can boost votes for Buick or Haines piano by subscribing now, with rules requiring payment with orders and clear delivery preferences. Coupons after the deadline do not count.
Ezra Kendall and George Ade prepare a jointly crafted new play "Woodland" with Ade’s edits and Kendall’s books promising a major Indianapolis production at England’s opera house. The star’s input shapes the piece while Kendall’s literary appeal remains a feature of the repertoire. Costumes for Woodland are described as lavish and elaborate, signaling a peak in onstage finery for musical comedy.
Traveling men warn of action against railroads after the two cent law. About eighty thousand members seek 2000 mile books for forty dollars, and may first push receipts for every ticket bought, then pursue lawsuits if receipts are missing, with other milder tactics awaited.
Beloit News comments on perceived Rockefeller era wrongdoing. The piece argues that providence is used by alleged Standard Oil conspirators to advance its aims. The author chides the oil magnates and their allies for exploiting power while preaching morality.
In a barnyard scene a buck fevered hunter mistakes a colt for a deer and the mortally wounded animal, after gathering a crowd, raises its head and proclaims in a clear voice that it died game, before a final sigh ends its life.
Punch cartoon caption exchange contrasts two Summer Girls. First asks about a clean shaven handsome boy, the other identifies him as an actor who lacks money. The gag hinges on mistaken identity and a sly jab at fame.
Rev Humphrey of Milwaukee newly elected president of the Wisconsin Anti Saloon League will address the English Lutheran church Sunday evening at 7 45.
A health card-style notice certifies druggists will refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It claims to stop coughing, heal lungs, prevent serious outcomes from a cold, grippe, pneumonia and consumption. States no opiates and that genuine product is in a yellow package. O T Erhart.
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