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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
5
A Salem wedding described with details of the ceremony, attire, and reception notes. The article lists bride and groom, families, and guests, with extensive social checklist items and holiday event notices including church services, society meetings, and local celebrations surrounding the wedding day.
A long OCR of a La Crosse newspaper page shows varied listings and notices. Items reference stores such as Columbia Records and Fish Co, promotions, merchandise like magazines, Christmas items, and sewing services. It mentions events including a dance at Armory Hall and a Maccabees meeting, with multiple cafe and shop offers and contact pointers.
A garbled 1900s paper fragment notes a special sale on tat goods and various local notices. It mentions open markets, a theater performance, garden items, and community events with scattered names and places, reflecting a bustling but unreadable urban page.
A garbled OCR passage discusses poets and readers in a nameless world. It references Lay and Tew with unclear meaning, while mentioning pens, delight, and a sense of collective understanding amid stray words.
An official notice states Schleisingerville is designated Slinger by order of P.M.G. The report lists various names and entities, including residents and local figures, tied to regional service and communications. The fragment references multiple locations and individuals such as Coenen, Rieger, Middleton, Andersen, Weyer, and Patost, with scattered hints of a civic or wartime administrative context.
Fragmented notes describe communion services at Holmen Church and a Halfway gathering with evening prayers. Supposed activities include bread and cheese offerings, ceremonial wine, and communal meals, with scattered references to local clergy, readers, and ritual timing.
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