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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
6
A readable fragment notes Stuttgart Opera singers scheduled to appear Monday at a local venue. The garbled text mentions performances and related details, with unclear lines referencing dates and place. Part of a page shows multiple garbled phrases but highlights an impending opera event.
Fragmentary OCR text from Atti Vermont describes a disrupted scene with garbled phrases about a flying unit and local streets. The readable portions mention a house, a street, and references to people with unclear roles, lacking identifiable names or events.
Railway workers form a new cooperative financial bank in Minneapolis as union leaders announce the project. The effort aims to serve members across unions, with details on capital, governance, and member access to services to follow.
Fragmented OCR text shows a report about a fatal auto crash and ensuing proceedings. References to legal actions, hearings, and officials indicate a disputed inquiry. Names such as Keller appear amid garbled lines discussing testimonies, postponements, and court considerations.
Real estate transfers list deeds including Popelel with Register Hern Warde Emi and Louisa Mueller to Andre y Bretton and Theodore Dall. Amounts shown include 6500 with July 12, and various parcels in Burns and Over areas. Also mentions Angus Quadeyn and Cuba Mon, with further lot additions and boarders listed alongside Blotty and Alm families in the D2 district.
North La Crosse Lodge No. 150 A F and A M held an open house for Masons and families on Rose and St. Mod streets to celebrate enlarged lodge rooms. More than 90 members and wives attended a chicken dinner and program featuring Grand Master John Langdon, Prontier Lodge No. 45, a presentation of a flag and Bibles, Otto M. Schlabach, WW. Cameron, and a musical program with Obrecht orchestra and local entertainment.
A rough, fragmentary report discusses August air travel incidents in the United States. It mentions authorities from the Air Safety Board proposing tighter controls on passenger and freight flights, with focus on flight crew training and aircraft protection measures. The piece notes limited details on specific events and emphasizes regulatory attention rather than naming individuals.
Fragmented OCR listing multiple commodity prices and items from A Grams and Sons including Wingold and Wingata feeds, 100 pound bags, white and brick cheese, cream products, and various per box and per pound values. Names and many items are garbled but indicate a market price roundup.
Chicago grain prices wavered as traders weighed interim demand and financing plans in Washington. Market activity showed limited price movement with some firmness in corn and wheat while soybeans paused, and observers noted mixed contributions from buyers and sellers in late trading.
Opening prices show irregular trading with a downward trend in parts of the market. Notable moves include Railways rising on takeover news and utilities and metals tracking dividend and earnings signals. several blue chips drifted, while market breadth remained uneven.
A garbled report details prices and items such as beef stock, veal valves, and various meat products, with references to markets in Minnesota and references to growers, ships, and buyers. Interspersed are stray phrases about safety, fires, and local events, making the overall record inconsistent and difficult to parse.
An inquest in Eau Claire Wisconsin investigates a head-on collision between a Minneapolis Saint Paul and Sault Ste Marie passenger train and a freight train. Five firemen and one engineer died. The railway company probes orders from dispatcher Ren Dagneai and cites late passenger timetables and misapplied instructions as possible causes.
A planned glee club contest for colleges in Chicago aims to showcase emerging talents. Details remain sparse as organizers from the University of Wisconsin coordinate the event with tentative dates and participating groups.
A fragmented report notes a government plan to fund a crop sale program. Libby Aster leads a conference discussion and a noted figure, Pyeng Dmiy Lata, is mentioned. A plan to steady fruit and bird control is referenced amid broader agriculture funding debates.
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