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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1922
Page
6
A long rally addressed by Judge O'Donnell on the Fraternal Order of Eagles platform highlighted old age pensions as a national goal. He traced the organization's history and purpose while noting member support for pension plans and the need to sustain elder care through charitable funds.
A garbled OCR passage references voting, people named with unclear roles, and scattered phrases about elections. It mentions a tense scene around a polling or meeting place, with scattered names and addresses unreadable, conveying a disrupted news fragment without clear events.
Fragmented OCR text cites political dispute surrounding a ship subsidy bill during Harding era. Mentions several names and locations in garbled form, limiting clear factual extraction.
Fragmented text references an audit request connected to Treasury books and a term ending. Other garbled phrases mention locations and names but lack clear, coherent facts or context.
A government official named Jounson announces plans to determine the compensation value for lands flooded by a dam at Atadumon. The report notes uncertainty and ongoing discussions with local residents and the Hem Fahysate region about the affected properties and proposed remedies.
A fragmented report lists Tani ymning De the Soother and Ib Burcu among organizers seeking urgent relief. Details are incomplete but indicate a coordinated effort to address a local issue and mobilize assistance. The text references unnamed groups and a mission to provide relief support.
Madison officials warn bank depositors that vaults and safes are not foolproof and advise using safe keeping receipts. State Commissioner Marshall urges customers to transfer securities to banks with safekeeping, cautioning against robberies and burglaries common in Wisconsin banks.
Seismic tremors were reported across BANTLAGO and nearby Chilean towns. Incomplete notices indicate people felt strong shocks and a broad area experienced intermingled vibrations, with officials unsure of full impact and no confirmed casualties yet.
Fragmented OCR text references Lawrence waterway and law timing with mentions of Monrtiy and Tidewater. No clear events, people, or organizations clearly defined due to damage. Summarization limited to legible items: scattered names and phrases without coherent facts or dates.
Barrages in practice at national level are described with emphasis on training drills and participant reports. Howie Forrote hatin is cited as a leading figure in the session with focus on technique and form during simulated exchanges.
An affidavit from Elizabeth I. Mirshboouk of Milwaukee asserts Nicholas Gonner of Dubuque and five others died when Gonner’s car skidded on a narrow bridge near Milwaukee and overturned. The car reportedly bound for a holiday trip and the driver was not exceeding fifty miles an hour.
Wisconsin officials urge continued funding for a five year program to save about two thousand lives. The board seeks state appropriations next legislature to support nursing services, hospital inspection, plumbing oversight, sanitation law enforcement, nurse registration, and related public welfare health measures.
The nation's visible wheat supply rose by 83,000 bushels as reported in the latest supply bulletin. Figures list increases across Cornitt and related grain components with noted adjustments in related stocks. The report confirms a broader uptick in wheat availability for immediate market needs.
Mrench Tiger speaks to U S farmers outlining Europe concerns and proposed credit reforms. He advocates government backed farm finance through new independent farmer controlled entity, funded by war finance liquidation, to expand marketing, lending and stability for agriculture.
John Baris of Madison Wisconsin was found guilty by a jury in Caledonia on a charge of larceny connected to the robbery of the La Crescent State Bank. He received an indeterminate term of from 1 to 15 years in St Cloud for forgery and related charges. Other cases included a minor-solicitation sentence and civil actions against local officials.
The Majestic premiere of The Three Ronkes drew hearty audiences Sunday with clever jokes and lively performances. Hil Kiter played Isa Hore Liyinshi while Leroy Bugie and Mie Mart offered Shutting Stirs as a dance specialty. Pearl Stevens and Albert Mack sang Wedding Bells. The company continued with A Hot Old Time on subsequent nights, featuring musical novelty and lively chords.
A fragmented stock market brief notes mixed activity with Studebaker and Northern among firms mentioned. References to refining, American Smelling, and various unnamed entities indicate a volatile close with irregularities in several sectors. The report lists multiple companies and products, reflecting a busy financial scene and ongoing price shifts.
Warren A Graves, longtime Trempealeau County resident and pioneer farmer, died at his home Sunday morning at age 81 after years of ill health. Born October 16, 1842 in Walpole New Hampshire, he came west in 1866, helped build a large local business, and later ran Utter and Graves and other firms before retiring in 1918. He served on the village board, belonged to the Congregational church, Masons and other orders, and is survived by three children Fred A L of Jonesville, Michigan Airs table Ford Trempealeau and Idella of Cleveland. a daughter Bora died in 1914 and a son Lester died in 1898. Funeral services were held Tuesday conducted by Rev Robert Hoffman with Masons at the grave.
The page lists obituaries and funeral notices for Kristian Branstadt, Mrs. Mary Kastenschmidt, Fronk Stilwell, Melvina Snow, John Glaveson, and local theater news. Entries include dates, residence, parents or survivors, burial sites such as Oak Grove cemetery or Fork Ripley, and funeral chapels like Tetley funeral parlor. Also notes Adolph Winninger's theater engagement ending with Birds of a Feather and plans to return next season.
The U. P. Society at St. Peter's Lutheran church presents a fine program Sunday evening featuring a five act comedy and readings. The event draws an appreciative audience and highlights local talent from the Young People’s Society, with church members and guests enjoying music, readings, and supper afterward.
Court records reveal that Lary Spees confessed to involvement in the death of a farmer near Burlington. Catherine Sehurty was found guilty of first degree murder in a related count, with Oscar Hale presiding as judge. Sentences were pronounced swiftly and related parties received their judgments in quick succession.
La Crosse county agricultural school basketball team defeated Holmen and Fountain City on back to back nights. They won against Holmen 16 to 1 and Fountain City 18 to 1. Agricultural girls lost to Fountain City 5 to 1. Both teams prepare for a next match on Saturday.
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