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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1921
Page
6
A garbled game report describes a church league basketball contest with scattered names and team mentions. The readable fragments hint at a tense match with players from various teams and a final score around a low 30s to high 20s range, with crowd commentary and period observations.
Babson economist Roger W. Babson urges investors to avoid assuming stocks are stable income sources. He warns dividend cuts erode income and stresses the need to balance investments with bonds and safer assets amid a weak market outlook.
A social page notes the Wednesday marriage of Miss Ruby M Lamb to F Laudon. The event drew family and local friends at St Macy’s, with Willet reading the service and guests listed alongside relatives from Pontiae and surrounding areas.
The Gens coach expresses satisfaction with the 1922 schedule featuring Cicage Michigan Illinois against Badgers and notes plans to arrange strong conference opponents. He highlights upcoming matchups and the aim to test the team against top competitors as the season approaches.
The article recounts Allied and British proposals to surrender parts of leased Chinese territory, with focus on Manchurian and Kinmen areas. It notes U S reservations, Japanese interests, and the political stakes around port access, railways, and regional influence amid postwar decrees.
The Associated Press reports on the U S naval figures dispute with Japan and Great Britain. American experts defend their tonnage and strength calculations citing ships laid down and under construction as of November 21.
Readers compliment Mr. Trapp on a proposed debate about traffic regulations and enforcement. They question service continuity, ask why public servants were reappointed, and urge inclusive consultation with residents about changes. Concerns focus on patrols, city safety, and the balance between authority and citizen input.
A La Crosse citizen urges stricter enforcement of bicycle and motor vehicle violations after noting risks from riders against traffic and unsafe speeds. The letter argues licenses or belts for cyclists, age limits for bike riders, and police action to curb jaywalking and reckless driving. The author faults drivers who lack ownership and urges local authorities to act now.
Dr Thi Teaster, head of Luke's National Hospital, travels to New York to spark American interest in transforming St Lukes into a Tokyo health center nucleus. The plan envisions a 240 bed hospital with nursing training, post graduate education, research, public welfare, and medical labs, costing about $1000.00 to establish.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness during illness and death of a loved one. Special thanks go to Reverend Marquy and others who sent moral offerings, Mr and Mrs Vinten Shatmidine and family.
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