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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1923
Page
11
A fragmented account describes extensive field coverage along the upper river area focusing on wessels propagation and fish rescue operations. It notes involvement of Supervisor Sa and C F Culler, mentions local reserves, and reports numbers tied to fish counts, habitat plots, and regional irrigation efforts.
The piece recalls a long auto trip to the gulf coast and back via the southern states noting sparse road signs and culture clash on dusty routes. It also reports on John Denigan’s appointment as editor of The Campion at Campion College and mentions local literary and civic figures along with a nostalgic snapshot of Midwestern travel and journalism.
The National Chamber of Commerce announces a two day regional conference in Chicago on June 21 1884 to discuss transportation and immigration. Leaders from Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and Nebraska will attend as the division plans aim to foster closer cooperation among 1100 member organizations nationwide.
Mindoro and Mindoro area hunters report finding a cave on the Rusk Sawyer county line where a bear, a sow and three large cubs were tracked. The scene described involves deer hunting and a photo taken near Mindoro. President Wilson and his advisory council are referenced in relation to a large crowd in Chicago.
A fragmentary police report notes a forthright capture in Sequin Tung Province last Wednesday. Officials confirm an arrest related to a priest protection case, with details limited by the damaged text.
A long retrospective honors Silas B Oatman of La Crosse born in 1835 who arrived in 1856. The account traces his early home Adams Center New York, his hardware venture with George W Raymond, and his rise with the Tenney Oatman company. It covers his civic service on the county board, church leadership, wife changes, and his role in La Crosse’s development including the Sisson Selelstad Hougen Grocery Co. and other local enterprises.
The piece argues modern girls seek independence and education yet still fill hope chests. It notes cedar chests, walnut and mahogany, cedar lining, and fine handwork as prized items. Dealers report rising sales, Christmas demand, and the belief chests symbolize future homes and lasting value.
Librarians in La Crosse discuss whether readers reveal inner selves by book choice. Article notes pseudointellectuals favor Freud psychology and modern poetry while mainstream readers seek light, adventure, or travel tales. Behavioral stereotypes emerge based on dress, height, and demeanor.
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