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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1922
Page
6
Fragmentary report notes Daugherty and allies pressing procedural positions in a Senate hearing. Mention appears of lawyers accused of failing to enforce anti trust laws and a rail strike related injunction. The garbled text references various names and places but details remain unclear.
A chaotic early edition reports Reimans defeating Alma Legignaires Monday night. The article lists scattered names and places with unclear context, mentioning teams, players, and events amid garbled OCR.
An investigator lauds the cooperative movement as a success abroad while reporting a large annual bazaar and chicken supper drawing huge crowds. Noted are Britain’s stance on cooperation, international visitors, and government discussions connected to pricing and reforms amid broad participation and planned future events.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Riviera vaudeville policy arrangement with garbled names and unclear details. The text hints at planning, performances, and possible changes affecting stakeholders but remains largely unreadable. No clear individuals, dates, or events emerge.
In Matson Wis a report notes missing cash and assets after a dispute. The incident references debts, a public balance, and a transfer or seizure timing around January 1 with details unclear. Attorneys and affected parties are unnamed in the fragment.
The readable text hints at a story about a men BAT loan and daily earnings, with scattered place names and dates. It remains fragmentary with many garbled terms making precise facts, participants, or outcomes impossible to confirm.
A fragmentary program listing for a Majestic Theater event titled A Hot Old Time. The readable text mentions performances and names in a period style, with garbled OCR remnants about acts and participants.
Fragmentary and garbled OCR text mentions dairy related terms and scattered verses. The readable content is insufficient to identify a coherent event, people, or organization to describe in a news summary.
Incomplete readable text notes a garbled passage with scattered words, mentioning notables and places but lacking coherent facts or events to identify a clear item, action, or outcome for a concise newspaper card summary.
A fragment describes a sale featuring dresses coats skirts pillows stockings curtains and other coverings. The listing mentions wide options including kimonas gowns and ginghams with prices implied by the context. Strong entities are items and fabrics, though exact figures are unclear.
A garbled text fragment discusses Diemond Dyes and a series of unclear terms. The passage mentions dyes, silk, and a buyer but contains numerous misspellings and incomplete sentences, with no clear event or structured information to attribute a specific action or outcome.
The Wyeville assault case ended out of Sparta Court with Severin Severson and Veerild Rethi in a civil action settling for 5000 dollars. Key figures include Severson and attorney fees for Rice of Sparta and Heller of Trenton.
A garbled report describes hazing at a naval academy event. It mentions a police or official investigation, real estate license issues, and a crowd dispersal after a night incident. Key names and places are unreadable, but the piece references authorities and local reactions to the disturbance.
A terse ad style note claims Freézonw, sold by druggists in tiny bottles, removes hard corn between toes and caluses with no soreneid or fulious. It promotes painless relief and easy use through a compact dose.
Local real estate transfers update includes several parcel changes: Augustus Kaz receives lot 38 in Block FT, Vernon County. Philip Me and Kotler acquire the west half of the south half of Lot 2, Block 4, Steves Addition. Crystal Choves et al transfer Lot 7, Block 20 in Lo atition. Walter Alfred and Barbara Bates Tart assign to Peedin and Alood Cagalinn M in Streitz Block 7, Waydo's Addition.
A Wisconsin banker faces charges of misusing funds, with authorities reporting twelve cases of bank irregularities and misappropriation. Prosecutors cite state examiners and a commissioner tracing losses and suspect patterns of improper banking practices affecting customers and the institution.
Irwin Whitman is held under bail for examination after arraignment on a fugitive warrant charging him with failing to support his minor child. Solomon Whitman, aged in Chicago, was held on $100 bail for examination on December 22. District attorney Shaney Gordon sought the state’s action. A Wolfe, Whitman’s lawyer, appeared for the defense.
An old home remedy describes making cough syrup by mixing Pinex with a pint bottle of sugar syrup or honey molasses. The ad touts rapid throat and lung relief for bronchitis and asthma like conditions, urges asking for “214 ounces of Pinex” with full directions, and guarantees satisfaction or money back from The Pinex Co of Ft Wayne.
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