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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
6
Harding opens talks with a cooperative council in Washington as leaders discuss marketing and relief measures for allied farming groups. The session aims to align trade and support for member associations and strengthen market access.
Kiwanis members visit the high school for a joint meeting and campus tour. The event highlights student projects, club activities, and local engagement with teachers and administrators.
Kenosha Steamship Company plans extended traffic service on the west shore from Green Bay to Manitowoc and Sheboygan, with new routes along the Green Bay area and temporary purchases for three efficient ferries to begin after wartime restrictions ease. The system will serve communities including Manitowoc, Sheboygan, and nearby ports, expanding shipments and passenger linkage.
Local builders Joe Balzer and Sons undertake a new workshop project in the South End. The article notes the family firm’s crafts and local service, highlighting plans for a sturdy, practical facility to support surrounding neighborhoods.
In a public record segment, the city clerk lists marriage licenses issued recently. The notices name the marrying couples and reference filing dates and officiating authorities. Various entries appear with names and locations, reflecting routine civil ceremonies.
A Gotham museum exhibit showcases early American history through Indian artifacts. The display describes aboriginal art, sacred objects, and cultural items from tribes across North America, with notes on colonial interactions and the varied regions represented.
A Washington briefing recalls statements from bankers and lawmakers about reinstating an excess profits tax on undistributed earnings and possible taxes on stock dividends. Officials foresee a one year consideration with discretionary limits and potential action early next year.
The meeting discussed appointing committees to advance the city office program. debate centered on site for a new auditorium, with calls for an industrial development survey and a general city program committee to oversee tasks and appoint subcommittees.
The report sketches irregular stock activity and varied sector mentions as traders gauge pressures and prospects. Names of companies appear tangled in OCR noise, with references to American firms and energy and manufacturing sectors.
A dated community note celebrates workers and volunteers, highlighting Christmas outreach, health and welfare efforts, and the role of local service groups in supporting families. It references charitable actions, home care, and the value of labor in sustaining the region through the season.
Fragmented notice states Christ Brahmst left property to his daughter Nesta Marston. Executors named include Ap Vessie Marston, with the will detailing estate value unclear. The text references costs, expenses, and support for an implied claim, with mentions of heirs and probate actions proceeding.
The Herrin murder trial resumes under steady rain as prosecutors list seventy eight potential witnesses, many Fer tin and Marion residents, including Mince TafGmata, father of Howard Mortman, who identifies a photograph of his son.
In a city setting on Wednesday Tonis Sehrasde appears before Captain Dugan in the county jail area. Schreeder and Babotivk face vagrant status as Brindley pushes for harsher sentences while authorities consider winter placement and potential transportation to another facility.
In Wisconsin Ada yson the state history mission submits its plan for highway policy to the 1923 legislature. County boards and highway workers press for a coordinated program, seeking steady funding and improved construction standards from the legislative committee.
The fragment describes a legal or official notice about a lock to close possibly on November 18 and mentions ships and the Reliance with a wheel damaged, anchored near Jin zand Island. Many words are garbled, but it notes vessels and duties in the jury and an execution near the coast.
Real estate transfers include crowds and property mentions such as Governors Island Historic Spot and Petersan additions. The fragmentary text references deeds, transfers, and historic pieces, with additional notices of thanks and condolences from residents Marston and Asselin and others in community notices and social tidings.
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