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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
3
The Kansas State Board of Agriculture disagrees with burning corn for fuel. Ro argues corn fed to hogs stores food for humans and supports price stability by fattening livestock. He warns that using corn as fuel reduces hog supply, increases living costs, and hampers recovery from 1918 declines.
A romance unfolds amid Christmas imagery as Annabel Morris and a man fall in love at first sight while navigating social expectations and a looming public scandal. The tale follows a physician’s office, a hospital room, and a dramatic confrontation revealing identities and motives.
In a dim room Barbara explores magic candies that supposedly grant wishes. Four plain candies glow as she lights candles and contemplates a plan to help Ruth, writing a letter while a draft swirls and a second candle goes out. The scene blends curiosity, hesitation, and a hint of magic.
Barbara and Lois search for a light in a dark room as candlelight flickers and a puzzle clue unfolds. The dialog hints at a truth behind a tale and a daytime puzzle about forming a word from pastry plural, a preposition, a girl's name, and a synonym for rise. Ontario referenced in yesterday’s answer.
Katrinka and Jan, visiting relatives from Rotterdam, race along the canal on winter skates. Jan slows to let Katrinka win to spare her pride and avoid hurting her feelings, while their families watch and the pair finish hand in hand.
An unclear OCR fragment references tuning and fixing certain issues. It mentions EPR and TVED 3 edness and a trap or engagement with an oR roe, but the wording is garbled and lacks coherent names, dates, or locations.
A Madison bond house head, Victor H Arnold, runs a Christmas invitation offering any resident in need to order dinner and two tons of coal from any Madison store. Bills go to Arnold. He says the gesture honors Christ as the greatest man who lived and aims to ease straitened households during a hard season.
A commentary on Dr. Oscar Levy a German born physician who lived in England lost German nationality during wartime moved through Switzerland France and the United States seeking asylum. The piece contrasts global statelessness with American patriotism and laments the barriers of immigration laws and national boundaries.
A North La Crosse town meeting urged naming the central business street North Third Street instead of Millatrea, a shift grounded in a city council decision from fifteen years ago during Mayor W. A. Anderson's term. The proposal includes the causeway and aims to unify city circulation.
An economic analysis notes farmers selling corn as low as seventeen to twenty-two cents a bushel while land values fall relative to 1921 figures. The Farm Bureau cites record stocks totaling about 2.452 billion bushels, with supply and demand chaos harming growers and prompting some midwest farmers to burn corn for fuel as coal costs rise. Secretary Mohler warns if prices do not rise past twenty cents, burning corn becomes cheaper than coal.
The text presents garbled reminiscence about a girl named Maye and several unclear references to people and places. Fragmentary phrases mention affection, imagined events, and social roles, but the overall meaning is obscured by corruption and lacks coherent narrative or attributable facts.
A fragmentary local message reports a single attendee at the first of three features on Hartieuttuce, with garbled names and missing details. The unreadable text limits clarity on event, participants, or outcome, leaving only a terse mention of attendance and an unclear subject.
A quirky note from Abe Martin describes meeting his long lost sister after leaving the post office. The anecdote hints at a wedding detail and a reunited family moment.
Justice Avery in Bristol sentenced a Cambridge University classmate to six months in prison for making seditious speeches against the government. The case highlights rising tensions and political dissent amid wartime restrictions.
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