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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
5
Residents of YiROQUA Wisconsin convened Monday evening to decide the future high school site. After a divided debate, the motion to keep the East site carried, with voters at multiple district locations casting ballots and officials confirming the results.
A fragment from a late edition notes an event described as a extra good show involving the Rivals today. The unreadable text references a booker agent and voting context but lacks clear details or outcomes.
A fragmented Lansing notes item lists unclear names and terms due to OCR errors. The readable bits reference local people, places, and events but lack coherent details or verifiable actions. Further restoration needed to identify subjects and dates.
Wee ma game olde af TH bee Peas.
Rollin Hart marries Lois Marie Allen in Trempealeau in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The event included guests, best man Abrolay Vahenewe, and various local notices of upcoming church society gatherings and receptions.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Christmas themed event schedule with dances, shop sales, tree lighting, and local notices. Mentions Yeomen group, Teermer's Vanes, Macfie Workers, novelty shop sale, Christmas tree lights, dancing and evening gatherings. Also references plumbing ads and a public notice about local services and times.
Odd jumble of sale offers, holiday greetings, and local notices. Mentions wool, Christmas cards, Osteopath Dr Thornton, Miss Fossum retirement, fancy work, and Bazaar. scattered names and places appear with misspellings. No coherent single event. a collage of festive and personal notices from a small newspaper page.
Eloy McLaughlin returns from business trip. Gateway City Transfer Co arranged for hag freight and heavy hauling. Wright and Son Jewelers advertise sales. Lillian Jibson back from New Lishoan. Katherine Wilhelm from Milwaukee. Tressie Tipin visiting Spirit. Karl Hoppe organizing two violin lessons. Art Vagsel to visit his mother in Tethieheim tonight.
Riviera preps for opening night of a vaudeville bill featuring a large cast and high expectations for the season. Music acts and stage work are underway as planners push for a strong debut and multi-city appearances, including La Crosse and nearby venues.
The Wisconsin State Railway Commission will hold hearings on January first regarding proposed rate changes by Wisconsin Milwaukee Light and Power and the central Wisconsin tramway. The commission will consider the Diailath Street Railway company proposal to increase rates and other service adjustments with details to be announced at the session.
Carl Surtlearan West died after falling from the back porch of a rural saloon on the highway. Mulenyi reported the accident Wednesday while men were on duty. he slipped, toppled, and struck the ground, suffering a fractured skull. He died at night despite physician care. survived by family members.
Madison Wis Broadcast News notes the Market Bureau will resume radio market reports as officials finalize licensing for a new station. Comments from industry sources indicate continued coverage with intervals and call letters pending designations. Affected parties include broadcasting entities in Wisconsin with forthcoming license actions and reports to the state department.
Phoenix reports a cross border search in Southern Arizona and Northern Mexico for Col F C Marshall and Lieut C L Webber. The four long campaign involved desert and mountain terrain by land and air from established bases. Five carriers joined the search for aviators missing last Thursday en route from San Diego to Tucson. News later said the aviators were not found.
Report notes a decline in the excess of deaths over births in France for the period compared with the 19s. The measure, still high, shows smaller gaps year to year while minting concerns over long term demographic trends.
An old ad promises instant relief for clogged noses from colds or catarrh. The fragrant antiseptic cream allegedly soothes swollen membranes, clears air passages, and aids breathing with a small bottle of cream balm available from a druggist.
An advertisement from Borrel-Dasger Co touts Don Sung tonic for hens claiming strong winter laying. It asks readers to try a $0.15 package for 18 hens and promises profit if eggs increase over 80 days, with refunds if results fail. Demonstrates circa early 20th century direct marketing.
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