Nk Lagrosse Tribune and Leader Press Ad Detail
Nk Lagrosse Tribune and Leader Press details include publication offices in La Grossa Wisconsin and New York Chicago Kansas City and Adams Street addresses. It lists AVTON as publisher and Mark Byers as managing editor with June 22 1904 as a date. It notes Associated Press membership and syndicate affiliations.
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Nk Lagrosse Tribune and Leader
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Suda
Crosse Tribune Co
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la 203 Sq
Athy St
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AVTON
Pubustor
Burgess
Mark Byers
Laditor
Awa
la Grossa Wis
Act of Congress
Einke
Fragmentary ancient verse on faith and renewal
Fragmentary OCR text presents a religious exhortation to return to God. It references concepts of repentance, divine sovereignty, and spiritual renewal with archaic phrasing and garbled names. The readable portion centers on calling readers to seek the Lord and avoid backsliding.
Case in Point on Apple Marketing and Distribution
A Galesville farmer hauled Wealthy apples to Neillsville with little market success. Buyers offered $1.25, then a Chec inwood dealer paid $2.30 for the load, illustrating uneven distribution. The editorial urges better market information flow and closer city country cooperation to aid farmers and consumers alike.
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Dutton
Galesville
Neilsville
Neillsville
Checinwood
Dutlow
Greenwood
Casey
H. GC. Exenson
la Crosse
La Follette Declines Debate Citing Health Decline
La Follette in Racine hints he will not agree to a joint debate with Senator Lennart, citing health issues after a major operation. The dispute centers on the merits of their quarrel and Follette's ongoing speaking campaign, with his stance reflecting a weakened but unchanging core political principles.
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la Follette
Vis
Lennant
Cenroot
la Fol- Telly
Stovangi
Lentool
Lenrool
Private rail ownership debate echoes through era
A columnist defends La Follette's honesty while debating the Esch Cummins bill and 1920s private rail ownership. The piece argues for workable private ownership to avoid disruption, noting transportation needs and financial forces driving train operations.
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la Follette
River Revival On Upper River Traffic Possible
An essay argues for reviving river traffic on the upper Mississippi by citing lower river activity at St. Louis and New Orleans as proof that heavy bulk freight by tow and barge is cheaper and practical. It warns that indifference and hostile interests could delay this inevitable economic shift toward efficient inland water transport.
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Upper Valley
Great Lakes
Mississippi
St. Louis
New Orleans
Quarantine on tropical fruit amid varied news briefs
A quirky excerpt highlights a fruit quarantine offering Americans a chance to sample native varieties. Other items report a London hop exchange fire destroying 35 million dollars worth of hops, a cyclone flattening a Meridian Wisconsin school, Prince Alfonso of Spain cited as a corporal, and Flammarion the astronomer turning to honeymoon studies.
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London
Local Notables and Events Across Town In Brief
Eight week illness ends with the death of Georrgs H Ray president of the State Bank since 1896 at 528 King Street. Onalaska plans a monster rally tonight with Frank Winter and James Thompson addressing voters on progressive republicanism. Mill Street crossing being raised by the city railway. Y M C A social committee lays plans for monthly physical training exhibitions in winter. Gildert Anderson returns from Klondike via Lig, Klondike. W B Tscharner elected cashier of Exchange State Bank. Hirshheimer couples off to Milwaukee for carriagemakers convention. Physics class starts at the high school taught by Rev B Keller. Rev. Died Saturday in Bay View at St Augustine parish. Haines sells Bangor Independent and opens La Crosse job printing. McAdoo to speak for democrats at new theater tomorrow. Bohemian ball benefit Saturday to aid flood relief in Bohemia. Y M C A plans to send four men to pingries this winter.
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Georrgs H. Ray
State Bank
Eta
King Street
Onalaska
Frank Winter
James Thompson
Gnalasxans
Mill Street
City Railway Company
Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Ogee
Gildert Anderson
Saventh
Main Streets
Lig
Klondike
Tscharner
Exchange State Bank
A. Hirshheimer
Warry Hirshheimer
Milwaukee
Spence
B. Keller
Bay View
St. Augustine’s
Haines
Bangor
la Crosse
McAdoo
New Jersey
Verera
Bohemia
Why Politics Affects Your Home by Maud Wood Pare
Maud Wood Pare argues for the Shepherd-Towner bill, backing federal aid for maternity and infancy. She cites high maternal and infant mortality, urging League of Women Voters members to press Congress.
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Maud Wood
League of Women’ Voters
League of Women Voters
Congress
House
Senate
Farm dream sparks a twenty six acre compromise romance
Peter and Betty quarrel over plans for a future home as they negotiate a farm purchase. An agent shows a seven room, twenty six acre property near churches, stores, and school. To win Betty, Peter reveals he misrepresented size, proposing twenty four acres instead, and they commit to a life together on the land.
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Peter
Betty
Txactis
Helen
Deianiy
Wilissle & Farmer
Ésmabett & Weeteoth Wholesale
Wien
Peterly
Péter
Botty
Pater
Boabe
Peters
Mio
Getty
Turd
Questions on Presidents and Electoral History Explored
A reader asks about presidential elections and voting patterns across states, pondering past results, split tickets, and how many votes Wilson and Hughes received in 1916. The piece reviews historic figures, notable presidents named James, and who counted as electors in early 20th century races.
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JE Cox
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Kentucky
Missouri
New York
California
Ohio
Harding
New England
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
North Avlantic
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
North Central
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
Kansas
Oregon
Utah
Mississippi River
Wilson
Hughes
Three pool hall owners face true bills in Chicago case
Antac jury returns true bills against Martin J. Carlin universal Baseball pool F C Walter of American National pool and Witlim Cholios of Great Western pool in Chicago. Carl O Wanderer is convicted of murdering his wife unborn child and a stranger and given 25 years. New York sees Rush Jennings depart Detroit club for national league. A Chicago lawyer and Carrles A Ernberg of Cleveland convicted of criminal anarchy. Toledo reports Frank Flock, last survivor of Crster’s Indians, killed in an automobile crash. Willie Dickson defeats Bitysimmans in New York in a ten round boxing match. Dispatch notes a revolt in Podolia Kherxon and Odessa regions.
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Chicago
Antac
Martin J. Carlin
Universal Baseball Pool
F. C. Walter
American National Pool
Witlim Cholios
Gchicago
Carl O. Wanderer
God
New York
Rush Jennings
Carrles Aernberg
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Toledo
Ohio
Frank Flock
America
Crster
Pers
Wis
York
Willie Dickson
Kee
Bitysimmans
Madigan Square
Jamel Tram Kova
Tith- Berlingske Tiden Winig
Podolia
Kherxon
Odess
Fatrlce-Inlerd and hidden memories in 19th century tale
The fragment hints at a narrative involving Fatrlce-Inlerd and a shy character who forgets a habit, set beside a line about oleomargarine production in the United States in 1910, totaling 371,000,008 panes. The text blends personal recollection with a statistical figure from a distant era.
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Yonkers Stalesiman
United States
Boys and Girls Club sports study notes published
A compact report from Centrant and Edcare outlines school sports study results with focus on youth programs and participation in boys and girls activities. Key names are not clearly readable but the piece emphasizes school athletics and community engagement.
Night Carnival at Old Skating Rink Describes Team Plot and Money Woes
Shock and Tub peep into dressing room during carnival night as eight o'clock stunts begin. The team worries about receipts and rent while Flo nurses a black eye. Pete Weeds questions late turnout and money, as Peg plans to help. Also notes a 15 year old brain prodigy from East Saugus who solved a cube root puzzle in under a minute.
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Shock
Tub
Monty
Buck
Pete
Mouse
Flo
Lewis Miler Lucas
East Saugus
Mass
Lewis
Old Lady Riddle Teases the Difference in Language
A cryptic line asks what separates a teonie from a young lady, tying wordplay to yesterday's riddle. The answer hints at archaic spelling and playful punning, ending with a quip about flattery and social perception.
Civics At Home Project In Huntington Schools
Students collect clippings from Huntington papers on garbage and waste disposal and paste them into a scrapbook for permanent library display. The program, already featuring several homemade civic books, uses clippings to study local civic life.
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Huntington
W. V2
Boyhood Tales of Famous Men and Mock Wedding in Chicago Schools
A collage of juvenile anecdotes and captions features Mark Twain's boyhood pranks and fame, a mock wedding at Englewood High School celebrating 100 percent student club membership, and a long distance driving record set by a Kansas City youth. Other items include a puzzle strip, a geography quiz, and schoolyard cheers.
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Chicago
Englewood High School
Engleboost
Englebooster Club
Hamilton Park
Dean Plitch
Karl
Fiitch
Kansas City
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