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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
14
An OCR fragment mentions safety, insurance, and places of safety in a general world context. No clear event, people, or organizations are identifiable to form a full news item.
The British jobless picture worsens with around 500,000 out of work and estimates near 1,000,000, affecting clerks and laborers alike. Protests grow as 7 to 4 million suffer with dependents, prompting provisional works funded by local taxes and calls for government aid. Officials consider public works and wage subsidies to cover ten weeks.
One of the world's largest old coin collections belongs to Henry Miller of Emmotsburg. Started at age 11 with two pennies, he now tours the United States exhibiting his rare finds and still keeps his original two coppers.
A southeastern Minnesota road program under the Babcock amendment includes river roads from Minneiska to Lac Crescent and Winona to St Charles. Winona county officials say the state will fund highway improvements via tax on auto licenses and federal aid. Construction may begin with three miles of hard surfacing Stockton to Lewiston, with grading on other segments to allow paving later. A perpendicular cable way on a Rocky Mountain peak connects to a nearby slushing mill.
A stolen and emburbed tale describes Precious Power, a hen owned by Mrs. Max Stern, buried in the Stern family lot after six years of residence in the Stern home. the heir shipped the fowl to Centralia, U.S. for burial in the family plot.
Mrs. Charles Nedding attempted an anti fly drive by releasing poison to kill flies in her home. A domestic science teacher Mrs. Tedding helped and she was hospitalized after inhaling the poison. physicians suspect illness arose from the toxic exposure.
Paducah Ky residents report the Ohio River slowly changing course toward Fort Massac, the state’s second oldest fort. Undermining of the wall is feared as the river erodes the area near the riverbank and threatens the historic site. Local authorities plan to inspect the fort’s stone fortification and river wall for damage.
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