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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a servant and wife under an alias with unclear context. No identifiable events, dates, or proper nouns clearly present. Summary reflects the uncertain fragment and lack of verifiable facts.
The Racine method coordinates city state and private agencies to give families priority in available jobs. Unattached men are listed but family men receive first access ensuring they can support dependents. Milwaukee and other cities study similar steps while La Crosse considers adopting the approach.
In a heated debate over the railroad rehabilitation bill senators considered asking Senator La Follette to draft relief terms he would support. La Follette refused, saying railroads deserve no government aid. The discussion centered on justice and the public welfare guiding any relief.
A commentary argues that public roads and railroad service are vital to national recovery and that government loans will be cheaper than systemic harm from delays. It critiques La Follette for resisting aid, notes the shift toward possible government ownership, and warns of broader economic consequences.
Ten years ago today Senator Otto Bosshard received official notice of his appointment as delegate to a National Conservation Congress in Mangas City. La Crosse to get a postal savings bank opening September first. A baby boy found abandoned on Mrs. Cagle’s doorstep in La Crosse. Twenty years ago notes on local business, drug clerks invite, Bell Telephone line down, and homeseekers heading for harvest fields. Thirty years ago reports include H C Beaty’s agency appointment for Hartman blinds, property sold to Onalaska, city improvements, and a trotting race winner in Chicago.
Nancy Deering resists the old blue gown craving new happiness at the dance. Her mother, sensing Paul Mason’s return and Nancy’s lingering doubts, persuades with the rose satin dress. A pivotal moment unfolds as Paul confronts her about love, leading to a vow of happiness and renewed affection after tears and longing.
A fragment from Tae Boys and Omens NewsPaper notes an alarm event with unspecified details. The readable text references a local notification and a brief incident, but lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
A child named Rob learns from his now fashionable mother and strict upbringing. The tale follows Rob’s attempt to smoke a cigar at the shop with his mother guiding and testing him. He endures a harsh coughing fit as his mother calmly manages his reaction and a mysterious disappearance of the cigar later.
A late joke filled page describes a teeth hearing experiment to detect sound through the jaw and teeth, claiming distant sounds like a watch and piano can be heard as if beside the ear. It blends puzzles, jokes, and domestic letters urging readers to mail in riddles and club notes.
The author muses on California’s climate and the locals’ confident belief that their conditions are best. He notes cool coastal areas, hot inland regions, and the idea that wherever heat exists elsewhere, it is worse somewhere else. The piece reflects on regional attitudes and a belief in making one’s environment better. It ends with a stray note about officials allocating funds for cats to combat rats and mice.
A compact adjustable lamp bracket designed for portable use, described as a convenient addition for travelers. The item folds into a banded case and promises practical utility on the go.
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