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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1921
Page
7
fiNOUS violinist to be featured in vaudeville, Takin a world travel themed act. The Riverside Three and other acts accompany a matinee and evening performance with a lively program including violin virtuosity and comic routines.
Readable fragments discuss fruit nutrition noting apples oranges lemons and berries as valuable sources. Mentions of sugar content and minerals like potash appear alongside general claims about essential fatty acids and amino acids in certain fruits.
The report notes the wildlife sanctuaries will grow from twenty four to forty by end of 1821 driven by ongoing suncrushes. It states the current annual cost of maintaining these tracts is over 1500 dollars and projects similar expenditures through 1821.
Fragmentary text discusses Belladonna and Malian terms for fair tidy. Mentions use by Loli women to stain skin and beautify eyes with a glistening appearance. Cluttered lines reference cocoanut trees, Ree and blue hues, and rotors for searing birds.
In a drawn out case Mrs Weigle and the Weigles face a replevin dispute over a sewing machine. The 1918 divorce had left the machine as a contested item with initial decisions favoring Mrs Weigle, then appeals moving through Justice Times Court and toward the circuit court under Judge Taunt.
The appellate court upheld Tadie Hibne's decision. A P P Peons acted as attorney for Weight and Migbee and Swennes represented Mrs. Weigle in the matter.
Applications for marriage licenses were made at the county clerk’s office by Edward Love and Anna Anderson, both residents of Albert Lea Minnesota. Barry A. Biorman and Mary Ebvo, both of West Salem, Oregon, are also listed. details indicate corrections or amendments discovered in records.
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