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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1908

Page

5

Deeper Mississippi Channel Favored by Engineers

The Mississippi River Commission reports official recognition of a fourteen foot waterway from the Lakes to the Gulf. It urges sizable appropriations for continued improvements, including Upper Mississippi and Missouri River segments, while noting that a 14-foot channel may require canalization in places. A $3 million appropriation for the next fiscal year is recommended to fund revetments and ongoing works.

Mississippi Valley Lakes Gulf Mississippi River Commission Upper Mississippi St. Louis Cairo Missouri River District la Crosse Lukesh St. Louis-Cairo Richiers Schultz Ion Upper Mississippi Missouri River Missouri Sioux City Bixby William H.bixby Commission Linda Island 35 Corona Schulz Kansas City

Common Sense And a Tablet Promotes Digestion

An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as common sense relief for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims tablets supply nerve force and fluids for digestion, boost blood nutrients, and aid the stomach. The firm offers trials by mail from the F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan.

Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

Tragic Fort Myer Flight Ends In Wreck

Wright and Lieut Selfridge die after propeller blades break on the Wright aeroplane at Fort Myer. The machine plunges from about seventy five feet, tearing into wreckage as cavalry and physicians attend the injured pilots.

Wright Selfridge Signal Corps C. E. Taylor Hans Kowsky Washington General Army Staff Fort Myer Lieut Bailey Crosby McCaw Ireland General Staff Army Watters New York George O. Squier Mr. Wright Gen. Crozier Taylor C.ss. Furness Maj Squier Lahm Joseph Mo Hammondsport Glenn R. Curtiss Arlington Cemetery Hans Rowsky Rowsky C. S. Furness Maj. Squier Orville Wright

Taft Lincoln-Douglas celebration may host debate

An official invitation invites William Jennings Bryan to Galesburg on October 7 to debate with Taft at the Lincoln-Douglas semi centennial. Mayor Shumway says Bryan will attend if travel allows. Other invitees include Foraker Stevenson Hopkins and Prince. The Knox College campus hosts the event.

Galesburg Ill Bryan Taft Shumway Chicago Foraker Adlai Stevenson Hopkins Prince of

Hearst Campaign Draws Independence Leaders to Columbus

Hearst and Higson, presidential contenders, along with Graves the vice presidential nominee, lead Independence party figures in Columbus for a statewide conference. A large mass meeting is planned for tonight with state leaders and supporters present.

Columbus Ohio Independence Party Hearst Higson Graves

Like Father Like Son Prominent Child Observes Father

A four year old Clyde proves precocious as he chats while walking with his father. The young observer shares insights during a family outing, highlighting their close bond and Clyde’s keen awareness of his surroundings.

Clyde Mea

Tadpoles, frogs, and a boy's big question

Clyde discovers tadpoles in a pond and asks to take them home. His father explains the impossibility, and a frog crossing their path prompts Clyde to compare himself with his father, wondering how different they are. The tale reflects a child's curiosity and a father's gentle lesson in limits.

Dows Clyde Mamma Papa

Wisconsin lakes studied for fish distribution analysis

Founding Wis lakes Washburn report: Dr. R D Hall and George Kemmeier of the state university along with H H T Jackson and J G Maxon of the state geological and natural history survey conducted soundings and water analyses to help the fish commission determine which fish species inhabit specific waters.

Washburn Wis R.D. Hall George Kemmeier State University H. H. T. Jackson J. G. Maxon State Geological and Natural History Survey Fish Commission

No, Alfonzo earthquakes not invented by Quakers

A terse claim challenges a common or humorous premise asserting that earthquakes were not devised by the Quakers. The remark mixes polemical humor with a nod to attribution debates.

Alfonzo

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