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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1922

Page

6

Dairy Men Appoint Committee To Draft U S Marketing Plan

Milwaukee dairymen form a committee of eleven under the American Farm Bureau to draft a national marketing system for dairy products. They seek a workable plan with broad industry support, balancing butter, cheese, and fluid milk interests while awaiting acceptable framework from cooperative groups and state representatives.

U.S Milwaukie Wis Dairy Coe Milwaukee American Farm Bureau Elev Hearnion- Janis Clue Davies Ivanehes Ile Cosapera MPR Wentworth Vilna Hattee Inter Tasvita Sheridan

Hupmobiles Claim Top With Late Tokens

Hupmobiles cling to first by tipping Stavrum and Fraser as the standings show a contested battle among top drivers. The narrative traces recent moves and potential shifts in the lineup with emphasis on performance and positional changes in the competition.

Stavrum & Fraser

Louisiana Governor Seeks Aid Against Ku Klux Klan

A Louisiana governor appeals for federal and state assistance after Klan activity is reported. The request aims to coordinate security measures and public safety actions across affected parishes amid rising intimidation concerns.

Louisiana

Visionary warns of fatal road accident

A Crystal Gazer predicts a man will be run over by a motor car, declaring it an almost certain outcome amid reported warring accidents. Credulous figures question the certainty as the New York Sun notes the speculative dialogue.

New York

Steamer battered by storm limps to port for repairs

The steamer Charles M Warner of Buffalo limps into Sault Ste Marie after a sixty mile gale off Saginaw Bay. Four engines out of commission, a near capsize, and crew praised Captain Hugh Lither for guiding through the storm. The coal carrier will stay several days for repairs.

Saginaw Bey Hugh LiteIr Duluth

Sermon on Christ Delivers Prompt Call to Decide Faith

Rev William Brueckner preached at Salzer Memorial Church urging souls to answer what to do with Jesus Christ. He framed the choice as a verdict each person must render, impacting personality, church, state, and eternity. Brueckner, an old schoolmate of Rev Danutau, will continue revival services tonight in English.

Willian Brueckner Salzer Alemorial Yvsce Jesus Fife Christ Wiliam Brueckher J. Tb. Danutau

Girl Eloper Seeks Annulment of Marriage in Wisconsin

Kenosha Wisconsin reports about Ille Jean Sehack who eloped from Chicago last Saturday with Charles Murray Levy a Canadian. Police say her husband is in Waukegan and Plymouth to obtain money under false pretenses and she announced she would seek an annulment of the marriage. The couple reportedly married last Saturday in Waukegan Levy was brought in Wednesday from Wend du T. They will be arraigned Thursday.

Kenosha Wis Jean Sehack Chi Charles Murray Levy Cn Canadian Wend du T. Mwe Atrraignert

NDWARF ELEPHANT ARRIVES IN U S NEW YORK CALEY S

An animal from West Africa ends a long hunt for a baby elephant in the year’s path to captivity. The three year old elephant named Caley has been described as a lively newcomer from the Loxadan group and will join a zoo or circus setup in New York. The report notes its origin and age with emphasis on the novelty of the arrival.

U. 5 New York Caley Gwart van Buren West Africa

Girl killed in auto crash near Wilhon

Miss Eriendring of Foster City was fatally injured when a car returning from Manitoba crashed into a fence near Wilhon in Menominee county. A fence piece shattered the windshield and struck her, breaking her neck. Three others escaped with minor bruises.

Menompen Bie Kriendring Foster ¢Nel Wilhon Menominer County Allkeatra Macan-aba Miss Eriendring Truth Anderson I. J. Milligan A. Pierce Foster City Tenl Mic

Obituary for Annie Mariesista Sistad at Oelack

Mrs Annie Marie Sistad died at her home 419 Green Hay St Oelack Lee after a long illness. She is survived by her husband Ay faba Si Fo and children Mrs Ole Tapseu Comm Valley Mr Ingvall Sistindo Lit Crosee Mrs ie Overson Wret Sie fem and avid MS Dison Tat Chasse. Funeral Saturday at 2 o'clock from residence with Rev lives obficuling.

Annie Marie Sistad Annie Mariesista Ters Cid Green Hay St Oelack Lee Faba Si Fo Vinoghte Wil Ole Tapseu Comm Valley Ingvall Sistindo Ie Overson

Clubwomen Move to Criminalize Corporal Punishment

A Brooklyn affiliated group led by the Alliance of Women’s Clubs urges making corporal punishment of children a crime. They accuse Judge Salmon’s ruling of denying parental rights and vow to push state and federal authorities to outlaw physical discipline.

Tom O'Donnulg NEA New York Justice Silmon Court of Special Sexsions Worgen Eluhs Brooklyn Ayho Jushier Salmon Puniommienh Tay Roc Talbot Perkin Alianes of Woman's Altbs Ue Ehildeen

New Aratist Book Spurs Debate on Wilson's Legacy

Milton Bronner reports on Laurence Housman’s book Drawing Wilson as a failed or great leader in a staged dialogue. The piece questions Wilson’s decisions at Paris, his belief in pledged word, and the fate of the League of Nations amid world politics.

Wilson Rughes Aratist Milton Bronner Sila Sarvies Lonnon Woodrow Wilson Laurence Hous al Ready Ligndan Logan Hanaman Washington Joseph P Harding Mareet Housman Senate

Muscle Shoals fertilizing policy sparks senate debate

In Alabama, proposals for government department fertilizer distribution at Muscle Shoals faced opposition in the Senate on Thursday. Senator Heflin urged accepting Henry Ford's offer and pressed for action on pending legislation to dispose of the property, warning the policy could delay local development. The remarks reflect a tug between federal use and regional opportunity in the Muscle Shoals project.

Muscle Shoals Alabama Senate Sonat Heflin Alaama Henry Ford Vourresa

Alaska Government Railway Seen Boosting Trade

Government railways in Alaska are reported to perform well, linking tidewater Seward to Anchorage and Fairbanks through interior river networks. The system includes 71,000 freight cars and 23 other cars, with riverine transports to connect lower points, creating a large freight spine for the territory. Nome may see lower prices as freight travels by river and sea, reducing transport costs from 44 to about half.

Alaski Sam Alaska Tidewater Sewantaml Anchorage Mountrins Fairbanks Uy Freight Gol Nome Ehring Sea

Aluminum Solder Challenges in Dissimilar Metal Bonds

A historical note outlines the complex process of soldering aluminum with putty-like solder, detailing the electrolytic action between dissimilar metals that creates a decoupled bond. It highlights difficulty, spread, and containment issues, with a quotation from a teacher about perseverance.

Market Close Signals Mixed Outlook Amid Sector Shifts

The market closes with mixed signals as energy and materials edge lower while agriculture and some consumer goods show resilience. Key mentions include steel, sugar, tobacco, and copper equities amid broader gains in corn products and selected energy names, with several prominent firms and indices cited in the trading lists.

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