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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
5
A lively notices page outlines an informal reception hosted by the gic study club on Friday. It lists attendees, suggests a social gathering with refreshments, and mentions a range of local names and community figures connected to the event.
A jumble of early 20th century items lists dances at various venues, merchandise ads, a Christmas tree lighting, a birth at St Anne's, a benefit performance for Servier Star Packet, and mentions of local shops, services, and health ads. Names like Robert, Curtis, J L Papence, and Mrs Henry Johnson appear among street goods and entertainments, with minor notes on products and discounts.
The Chicago and North Western Railway announces reduced excursion fares for the holiday season. Availability and exact routes are listed by ticket agents, with notices about restrictions and eligibility. The piece also mentions unrelated items on cabbages and snakes in New York Island and distant international notes.
A court hears Mrs. Oliver’s testimony accusing Fred Oliver of assault including striking her face and kicking her, and observing domestic abuse after a dispute at their home. He denies the charges. bail was set at 400 dollars as the case proceeds.
Officials discuss an organized approach to protecting forests as part of a statewide system. The plan references Conservation Commissioner Staley of New York and the need for efficient coordination along the line from New York to Massachusetts.
A garbled article reports a league meeting discussing ball rule revisions and related topics. It references ongoing debates, prices, and policy issues, mentioning unnamed authorities and various stakeholders in a jumbled style.
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