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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1909
Page
8
A dialogue scene shows a father-in-law scolding his son for his wife attending a suffragette meeting. The father insists she should stay at home doing chores, while the son defends her actions. The exchange underscores gender roles and domestic expectations.
A brief exchange between a young husband a father in law and a magazine header shows a humorous cadence about puddings. The dialogue hints at domestic banter and light lifestyle content typical of Tit-Bits era pages.
T. L. Brown, a professional snake hunter operating mainly in La Crosse County, yesterday collected a $123 bounty for 246 rattlesnakes, the outcome of less than a month’s work.
Bounty totaling 123 dollars was paid to T. L. Brown a Newton Wisconsin snake hunter by County Clerk Charles H. Rawlinson during the past month for rattlesnakes killed in the county. Brown killed 246 snakes, most within two miles of the city limits on the eastern side.
Taft refuses to discuss the Crane-Knox incident but signals it is closed. He deems Crane indiscreet and unfit for China or other diplomatic posts. Hitchcock's Arizona tour stirs statehood talk as business leaders weigh constitution and party prospects.
Jimmy McAleer, longtime St. Louis manager and former star outfielder, announced he would accept the offer to manage Washington in 1910. The pending change at Washington had been anticipated, with McAleer confirming the move after earlier discussions.
In Green Bay on October 14 Frank Kramer surrenders and is held by police awaiting coroner’s inquest into Henry Hoberg's death. No charges have been filed yet as authorities prepare the jury’s verdict expected Friday.
A man escaped to his sister in De Pere then surrendered to police in Green Bay. He has yet to explain the events leading to Hoberg's death. Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway eyeing Winnipeg terminals, with talks of Happyland and stock in dry goods.
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