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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1920

Page

4

Rescue of 100 Million Fish Prompts Congressional Funding Request

Report outlines that over a hundred million game fish were saved during the season by river crews along the Mississippi and tributaries. Superintendent Culley notes many fish were relocated from pockets to free-flowing waters. crews urge continued support and funding to extend conservation work statewide.

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Fishermen report heavy hauls and mussel infection plan

The report notes anglers catching sizable fish while some hauls reach high four pounds. It details a cooperative program with fishermen and manufacturers to infect rescued fish with glochidia mussel larvae to restore productivity. In the latter part of the year 6,000,000 fish were infected as part of rescue and infection efforts across Homer Minnesota and sub-stations in Wisconsin North McGreger Iowa and others.

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Elks Band Concert Sunday at Hike Lodge

A weekly series opens with the Elks band performing Sunday afternoon. The program features operatic arias and instrumental solos including selections from Martha and The Hits of Normindy, with rehearsals behind them and no admission charge.

Hike Lodge Itrh Normindy

Unclear text on electrical costs and new material

Fragmentary report notes lower electricity costs and a London study mentioning a material made entirely of gill. The readable lines reference a Chicago company and chart data but no clear outcomes or dates are evident.

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Y W C A to Pause Swimming Classes Until January

Miss Ruth Mott, director, announced the YMCA swimming program will not meet for the rest of the year due to subpar progress. Plans to resume after the holidays will be announced. information on the classes is available through the association.

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Analysis of a Big Sunday Paper Item

A fragmented note reviews a Sunday paper and lists vague quantities of items including lag materials, blanching powder, coal, and an unspecified oil product. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or proper nouns. It appears as a rough OCR fragment from a historical newspaper page.

Diamond Dyes Offer Simple Dyeing for All Fabrics

An advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes promising easy home dyeing for wool, silk, linen, and mixed fabrics. It guarantees perfect results even for first time users and mentions a coloring card to guide the process.

Fragmented notes on dyes and materials for finishing

The text describes chemical dyes lime red and blue, spruce wood, rosin sizing and pin usage, with commentary on obsolete terms and the high cost of tin. It notes that pure tig is priced above a thousand dollars per ton and comments on the impracticality of certain commodity costs for common uses.

Prominent La Crosse Businessman to Move Monday

Bert Nelson, a longtime active local businessman in La Crosse for over thirty five years, will relocate with his family on Monday. The move marks the end of an era for city commerce and local leadership.

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Nelson leaves city to settle permanent residence

Los Angeles businessman Nelson, long active in local enterprises including Movsnderson Thing Co, La Crosse Clo rmer, Metson Garment Co, and founder of Nelson Clothing Co, plans to move with his wife and child. He has disposed of all major interests, including One New River Theater building, sold to Cooper Amusement Company.

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