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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1923
Page
7
A fragment from a Wisconsin report mentions Salstad and Dorothy Anderson facing involvement in a court case. Dated December, the text references arson charges, sentencing in a distant court, and political affiliations or statements surrounding the event. The material is incomplete but indicates legal proceedings and local interest.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a governor installation in Pierre or Bismarck area with names and dates obscured. Mentions include Gasta, Falls, woods, Christan Trop, and Lee. The legible items convey an event around a governor installation with scattered personal names and locations.
Notes on January at the La Crosse theatre feature Mozart operas. Cosi fan tutte presented by William Wade Trinshaw Opera Company with English translation. Cast led by Tone Williams, praised for wit and vocal work. Plot involves disguises, love triangles, and a moral about women's nature, described as light and entertaining.
A report claims northwest barley growers lose 379 million dollars due to prohibition. It cites 70.06 million dollars yearly in damages from reduced demand as barley production declines and alcohol manufacture ceases, per B G Quamme president of a Federal bank section.
Washington details the American Bar Association plan to sail its London delegation aboard the Cunarder Berengaria with a British ship. The Shipping Board says it will consider all terms from foreign rivals to boost U S passenger fleets as a Senate inquiry questions the decision. Also reported is a Wisconsin school opening war on rouge marsep.
In Marshfield a drive led by Mr Joun tein urges teachers to enforce a blue law on rouge and lipstick among girls at the institution. Offenders are warned to remove facial cosmetics or face removal to a reform home. Freeborn Corn Sets Record Albert Lea Minn O F Fos aim, former sheriff of Freeborn county, farms with his people for years. His corn exhibit tops all prizes with a 24 row ear and 1,129 kernels breaking the prior fall best of 1936 kernels.
Columbia barber Merton F. Chase, 43, faces charges of bigamy after a Saturday incident. Police say the alleged offense stems from marriage records and a subsequent ceremony. No additional names or locations were provided.
Barney Ole Jniczyk 57 a resident of Owatonna since arriving from Poland died at home. He was prominent in Polish American jacklvyistics in Steele county. The notice references a disputed marriage involving Mrs Tha Chase of Waupace Wisconsin and Miss Anthony Craig of Columbia.
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