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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1922
Page
3
A La Crosse editorial urges unity in Christmas giving, promoting the Social Society’s citywide approach to aid. It argues that directing relief through the community agency avoids duplication, ensures fair distribution, and tailors help to individual needs while maintaining empathy and spiritual care.
A brief note highlights the Social Service Society as the most rapidly advancing agency influencing civilization within home, school, and church. The comment underscores its growing usefulness across community life.
The piece argues that Bolshevik attempts to ban Santa Claus and Christmas reveal a failed theory. It contrasts Russia's misery with the enduring value of Christmas and Easter, asserting these holidays offer genuine human connection despite political upheaval and will outlive Bolshevism. It labels the ban as a transient fad, while sacred seasonal traditions remain powerful and timeless.
Distorted century old record mentions annual report spending on land parcels and park, school aid, and local business moves. Notes from twenty and thirty years ago recount arrivals, road work, and commercial openings, with names such as Forre, Stickler, Webb, Taggart, Holley, and La Fleur.
Moran barely avoided a fatal fall as a dramatic struggle unfolded on a steep ledge above a sullen lake. A desperate rescue and a tense chase followed, with witnesses describing a harrowing scene of pursuit, debris, and a looming catastrophe.
A distorted narrative shows characters debating eroding loyalties and threatened safety as a plot unfolds. Amid fast paced dialogue, a warning of murder and justice surfaces, with figures like Moran and London fares referenced in a tense, fragmentary scene.
Arraignments were held before County Judge Brio dipy ruby afternoon as men confessed to possessing hard cider for sale under federal prohibition. Seven cases adjourned until Monday while one case postponed to a later date. Defense teams include Messrs Schhnlenders Korstad Miller McBibbin Kells Wilson and Voves with Emil Schully set for adjournment to a party Rinoley Gordan district attorney-electors prosecuting the cases.
Article warns arsenic miners to guard against inhalation hazards as workers use masks and sandgages to cover noses and mouths. Emphasis on protective practices to prevent poisoning from dust in mining environments.
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