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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1921
Page
5
A garbled report describes legal actions and licenses related to water rights and hunting laws in Wisconsin. It mentions the state commission, permits, and discussions of preserving water claims, with references to Barber and Winters and concerns about safety and regulation in hunting seasons.
A bustling city brief highlights a festive Xmas event with a Christmas tree lighting, teas, and gift shopping at Concordiat Hall. Vendors offer treats, novelties, sewing machines, and browsing stalls from local businesses and patrons. A charity-feel atmosphere promises discount offers and down payments on purchases.
A fragmented report quotes President Harding predicting liquor will disappear from memory as prohibition takes hold. The article cites political figures debating the president’s stance and mentions reactions from party leaders and newspapers.
A fragmentary report mentions a weeklong visit with Mrs SW Wedeking of 220 Rosestree Tudse Prity and Court Reporter Ja wen of Meares. It notes a return to Milwaukee and exports connected to Mrs. BRrados of the Sunshine Pont. The text is garbled and contains multiple unreadable names and places.
A garbled item from Madison Wisconsin reports the university extension division updating its offerings. The text mentions new or revised courses and names several officials, though many words are unreadable.
Fragmented report shows S. and H. and Sheldon winning billiards in a match against Parkhurst and others. Details are garbled with partial names and scores scattered, including references to Witterberg and Redek, with unclear final tally.
Pittsburgh hosts the annual Congress of the Taprassonal Shit fie Union of America with speakers from the American Ass cliental ape. News from Iowa City and Augustana College highlights the opening of the basketball season, while Alaska and Phat ste im One stralgoe Falls feature wrestling notes and local team charges. Regional officials and press coverage set the tone for sports and events amid energetic discussions and prize incentives.
A fragmented game summary notes West developing a new stunt in their football strategy this season. Key players like White and Stuart are highlighted for attempts and risk, with emphasis on punt plays, yardage gains, and the evolving coaching decisions guiding the team.
A crowded arena saw the All Stars edge the High School Lads in a fast paced game marked by lead changes and clutch free throws. Standouts included Cross and Soltis for the All Stars with timely scoring from Weise and Dypre sparking the late surge. notable defense from Gerber and Davey helped secure the win.
An OCR fragment notes a bowling context at a venue with likely teams or participants named National Bank and Gver Destis, with mentions of alleys and a Wowling locale. Readable bits suggest a local bowling activity or match at Berus lanes, but details are unclear.
A benefit game at the Pale Grounds near New York raised additional funds for pitcher Christy Mathewson. The event drew defense of his career and financial support from local supporters, with fans and organizers praising the effort and contribution.
Ma del Gaiter, a semi outfielder from Milwaukee, has been sold to the St Louis Nationals. The player, previously with Gaston and American League teams, was announced on Saturday.
American Ski title event names Norwestia Swertish and Swiss as contestants with Friday night finals. Canadian and international experts travel to compete for prize.
A signed contract secures a semi pro pitcher for Detroit, aiming to boost the Tigers lineup next season. The agreement follows a standout last year with eighty eight wins and a sharp rise in performance, signaling a strong push for improved record totals.
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