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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1920
Page
3
Townley and La Follette clash over the Nonpartisan League
The article surveys the Nonpartisan League’s two roles as farmer grievances group and political program, focusing on Wisconsin endorsements of La Follette and the factional tension with Townley. It cautions on questionable soliciting tactics, hints at mergers or clashes, and notes Townley’s leadership gains but lack of rival competition. It also alludes to tensions with parts of the Germanic counties and potential reshaping of alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townley
Wisconsin
Nonpartisan League of
Orth Dakota
la Follette
League
la Folete
Inague
Brooks
la Crosse County
North Dakota
Bobcat
Wistonniny
The Fool's Classic and the Court Jester Will Somers
The article reflects on the proverb a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush and traces it to fools and court jesters. It notes the paradox of seeming fools being wiser and mentions Will Somers as a notable figure connected to court wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Somers
Will Somers and the Kingfisher Joke Across Centuries
A fifteenth century tale recounts Will Somers, king Henry VIII’s jester, trading a kingfisher with Lord Surrey. Surrey sought two for one but Somers quipped that one bird in hand beats two in bush, a line echoed through ages by actors and minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry “VIII
Somers
Lord Surrey
Surrey
Will
Hamton
Hamion
Joker
Prince of Wits
Sirrah
Will Somers
Fears Unrealized in Prohibition Era Assessments
Prohibition fears proved unfounded as saloon occupancy did not leave vacant spaces and grape product fears faded. The U S Bureau of Markets notes rising use of grapes for juice jams and jellies, with production soon meeting demand. Taxicab firms report increased business after prohibition, countering anticipated losses. The piece argues forecasting laws is inherently uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Markets
National
Taxicab Owners’ Association
Wisconsin cheese dealers summoned to testify over weights
Five Wisconsin cheese dealers and company presidents are summoned to Milwaukee to testify before the state division of markets about alleged unfair cheese weights. The probe targets fractional pounds not paid for, with losses as high as millions yearly, as hundreds of co operatives urge a general inquiry into milking methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Milwanee
J. A. Wheeler
Independent Cheese Dealers’ Association
Plymouth
Manitowoc
C. A. Straubel
C. Straubel Cheese Company
Green Bay
Fred Dbw
Dow Cheese, Company
Getting Home Again
Vacation ends and the homeward mood returns as school starts and harvests peak. The piece revels in the comfort of homecomings, from familiar fences and signs to reclaiming pets and routines, celebrating the simple joy of sleeping in one’s own bed and home cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearns
Ten Years Ago In La Crosse Census Reveals Growth
The unofficial La Crosse population stands at 30 411, up 1 516 since the last decade per Washington reports. Knights of Columbus plan joint initiation in the city. John Humphrey arrives to mediate a woodworker strike at Segelke Kohlhaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Washington
Knights of Columbus of
Winona
John Humphrey
State Board of Arbitration
Segelke-Kohlhaus Manufacturing Company
Henry Hallauer
United States
Europe
Library Hall
Schaghticoke
Detroit
Buffalo
South Third Street
Michel
Frank Powell
Bagla Bluff
Bangor
Concordia
Edison Electric Company
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