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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1908
Page
3
The Tribune defends Peter Gullickson for a ballot entry despite technical legal limits. It argues Democrats deserve a candidate and favors certifying his name if legally possible, while noting Morris’s valued service and questioning Morris’s reelection.
The Tribune argues between Governor Davidson and Senator La Follette both should be aspirants for the seat in two years. It states Norweigan-American voters would choose the better candidate based on merit and independence, asserting their political stance will not be influenced by factional ties.
The Trempealeau county Norwegians rebuke La Follette by electing Davidson two years after opposing his preferred candidate. They insist on self rule in local politics and refuse outside influence. The piece contrasts Bryan supporting deposit guarantees with Republican opposition and questions newspaper changes of mind.
A speculative line argues that if hunters pursued cubs last night they would follow the notion that cubs fled into the jungle. The remark links pursuit to the idea of escaping into dense cover and thematic chase.
A revived ancient prophecy foresees trouble in the Balkans this spring, signaling renewed regional tension and concern among observers about potential clashes and diplomatic strains.
Governor Davidson signals support for Senator La Follette in the 1910 re election campaign. The prompt frames the question of backing and political alignment ahead of the statewide race.
The 1848 campaign framed a verdict on Polk's administration and the Mexican War. Democratic dissension over slavery split New York and weakened Cass’s bid after his shifting stance on congressional non intervention. Whigs rallied behind Taylor and Scott as they capitalized on war popularity and factional opposition.
The 1848 campaign splits among Whigs Democrats and Free Soil as Taylor defeats Cass by winning New York’s 36 electoral votes. Van Buren leads anti slavery efforts but gains no electoral votes while garnering over 290000 in popular votes. Six southern states back the Whig ticket signaling party realignment.
A reflective poem tracing a genie figure, ancient power mocked as a great but inert force. The speaker contrasts heavenly potential with the failure to act, ending with a meditation on power, will, and the shared why and how of effort.
The text presents dialect style quips on reach and perception with rural humor. It contrasts turkey roosting high and possum sweetness, emphasizing that standing still will not help you. you must have reach and timing. The piece features a speaker attributed as Brother Dickey delivering homely maxims.
A lively Bijou bill features Orville Pitcher in old school minstrel style, Lew Woods ventriloquism with new features, the Chamberlins’ rope and lasso act, Milton Kerr with strong baritone tunes, and Hanrahan Bros & Co in refined musical comedy. Two short films conclude the program with comic moral tales.
October is described as the year’s climax with exhilarating atmosphere and vivid landscapes. The text urges responsive movement to the turquoised skies and sunshine, warning that inactivity harms vitality, mental health, and overall well being.
A humorous collage of tourists in a Middle East setting meets cultural mix ups as a group assigns worldly personas to travelers. A German, a Frenchman, and an American exchange places with locals while one man insists on riding Roosevelt causing puzzled hosts to recall political names.
The article extols Golden Medical Discovery by Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York citing ingredients like Golden Seal and glycerine. It claims benefits for weak stomach indigestion biliousness and catarrhal throat conditions while warning miracles are unlikely and urging timely use for best results.
In a brief note, readers are asked about the charge facing an individual or entity in a legal matter. The exact facts are unclear in the fragment, but the context suggests a police or court proceeding and a need for clarification on the accusation.
A quote from the Washington Star recalls Judson of Madison warning about crooks as he humorously nudges a cousin about dangers in the city. An Irish sailor aboard a British fleet battleship laughs at a long towline joke, then compares its length to day and tomorrow and jokes about missing ends.
Fragmentary note records an incident during a recent visit describing an unidentified engagement or loss involving an unknown party, with no clear names, places, or dates readable in the provided text. The readable portion suggests a missing engagement or item during a visit.
Congressman Reeder of the Sixth district recalls meeting an old German farmer in Lincoln county. He introduced himself as a congressional candidate, and the farmer replied that he hopes Reeder will be a better one than the current representative.
A man explains that his limited knowledge stems from a belief that much of it is not worth knowing and accepts the restraint as a personal virtue.
Hugo meets Joy Vernable and Esme Burgess at the Forest of Us clinic, where talk of freed political doors, fox hunting, and licensee shoots reveals a renewal tide. Hugo senses a new life, drawn to Joy and the forest, amid cautious flirtation and social tension. Joy impresses with wit as she challenges romance and art.
The remark notes a risk in placing bets: even when winning the bet, payout reliability is uncertain and may depend on the bettor’s ability to secure fulfillment. It highlights the practical uncertainty behind wagering outcomes.
A brief bank financial note lists capital stock, surplus, and undivided profits with values. It mentions outstanding bank notes, deposits, certified checks, dividends unpaid, and reserves for taxes as part of the bank’s financial disclosures.
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