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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
3
A reflection on Franco German enmity and the rescue by a French ship, arguing that individual Frenchmen and Germans do not hate each other. The piece condemns government fomented distrust, calls for common folk to influence policies, and questions war’s true gains for ordinary citizens amid debt and hardship.
Treasury urges owners of 1918 war savings stamps to exchange them for new certificates before January 1. Officials estimate at least 15 million Americans hold these obligations and many are advised to trade for five year or longer notes to maximize value.
In a $625 million plan certificates will be issued in 25 100 and 1000 denominations. No person may receive more than 5000 in certificates. The deal implies Uncle Sam as banker with the public as lenders. The U S prefers extending loans but can supply cash if needed more.
Traveling public reports complaints to the Traffic Bureau about the removal of the eastbound morning Northwestern train. The service cut travel time for La Crosse area residents and businessmen bound for Madison, who now must pass through La Crosse without a stop. Prospects for restoration depend on Rail Road Commission consideration as railroad conditions improve.
A garbled OCR sample presents assorted phrases about people named Tom Sims Lloyd George and Therrick, random observations on crime politics education home life and fashion, with multiple incomplete sentences and no clear single event or cohesive story. No verifiable dates or places are discernible.
In Ye Olden Times TEN YEARS AGO TODAY pastor Henry Faville resigns as pastor of First Congregational La Crosse effective December 1913. A second unknown fire injures Volkraua area with $10,000 damage. rumors of incendiary origin prompt investigation. Crime down fifty percent after closing red light district. first anniversary observed. Miss Lillian Blystad and Maurice Coughlin wed at St James parish house. Twenty Years Ago anniversary: John Ran Sr and wife renew vows. Reu family notes. Architects awarded Carnegie Library plans for Albert Lea. bids from twenty firms. Mexican dollars spotted in Linker’s Barber Shop. authorities seek counterfeiters. Gateways Pearl Button Company opens with automatic classifier. Thirty Years Ago: conductor A A Kennedy returns from Washington. rabbit hunting in heavy snow. Ed Brown and Ben La May harvest seventeen. Milwaukee bag room installs new scales. D T Parker moves to St Paul as distributing freight agent. Will Moliter heads to Hot Springs for new hotel job. Streetcar company imports baled hay from Minnesota.
Mr and Mrs Safe Buds maid spent the weekend with the troupe at Meladeon ball last night. A baggage from the troupe caused a disruption, requiring the dagieee to intervene and the whole shusy to be given.
In a bustling station scene, Jane Woodland watches David Perry greet a mysterious rival while the Sixteen Train to Lisburn arrives. Family tensions rise as plans for marriage swirl with a lurking doubt about fidelity, ending with Jane reflecting on love and a looming church wedding.
An advertisement offers enlargements of snapshots in all sizes and styles mounted or unmounted, colored or black and white. The copy promises the recipient will like the image and keep it, with the cost described as a rifle. The notice directs readers to visit 24 South Third, near the Kodak sign.
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