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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1922
Page
4
Wis. state conservation commission member Barber urges delaying the deer season to reduce auto collisions and improve safety for hunters. He cites weather and habitat factors and notes fines and enforcement aimed at reducing damage while balancing hunter access.
Adults in the United States increasingly seek self improvement through home reading programs offered by the U S Bureau of Education. Seventy eight million people over ten years old can read and write in English and many enroll in 23 courses covering literature, history, geography and more. State universities and educators support these courses, aiming to broaden access to high quality literature and lifelong learning for all.
Mrs. Dimma Novy of Ma prnownowog Wis was arraigned in district court on arson charges linked to the August 24 burning of the Ja srcall store she ran. Assistant State Fire Marshal Krinnegan led the investigation as prosecutors noted earlier beliefs the blaze started from rats gnawing on stored matches. she was held on $500 bail and ordered to appear December 14.
A blurry old advertisement urges parents to give California Fig Syrup laxative to relieve cold symptoms and congestion. It claims rapid constitutional cleansing, warns of poison and waste, and pressures asking for the genuine product while mentioning babies and children.
Review lauds Mine Meluis in recital at Logal Theater. Describes flawless pitch, bell like high notes, and emotional delivery of songs including The Last Rose of Summer. Audience responds with warm applause and encores while Meluis apologizes for momentary tears and later thanks Wisconsin audience.
The Cyne canary emerges as the sole native African bird praised for a sweet and escalianous song. Merrill Ter notes Laat's fame for distinctive vocal tones, while references to letters and court use show cultural tensions and historic misunderstandings about expression.
New York report notes Mrs. Smith Alford urged a week of spanking combined with prayer to raise future citizens at the eighteenth anniversary gathering of the Big Brothers and Sisters Monday night.
A Serb ministry led by Premier Pachiteh resigns in Belgrada as a cabinet reshuffle unfolds. Officials report the move stems from policy disagreements and plans to form a new administration lineup.
Superior, Wis. Freq McDavey, 31, a colored porter, forfeited $208 bail to avoid trial on a charge of stealing $1 from John Severson. The incident occurred November 7 on a residential street as Severson walked, McDavey allegedly accosting him and taking the money.
A former St. Louis editor known as Tichaor has died in Los Angeles after a violence incident. Authorities did not release further details pending investigation. The event shocked colleagues in the journalism community.
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