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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1922
Page
9
A Japanese policy shift aims to extend and improve the South Chinese railway system. Premier Mr Takwy Nawanura stated funds are available, with a law in America cited and December repayment noted as part of the plan.
A defendant, Mire Ney Furleharsed, denies all charges in a convoluted case. The defense disputes allegations concerning tee bags and related offenses, while references to Airs and Fare appear in terse, unclear notes.
Japan’s exports to America rose sharply through 1917 and later years, with 1920 and 1921 showing swings in trade balance. By 1921 imports from America outpaced exports by tens of millions of yen, while overall exports to America tripled since prewar figures and imports from America rose about fivefold. Raw cotton forms a large share of imports but has slowed relative growth.
A fragmentary report recounts a legendary beast seen in the northern country near the Rockies. Hunters pursued the creature, aided by tales from travelers and Indigenous Blackfeet witnesses who revered the beast and avoided hunting. Reports placed its bones near the Blackfoot glacier, suggesting the animal died of old age after years of pursuit.
Market listings from Viewr and Pera & Sons show Wingo flour prices at 98 pounds to 3.40 per barrel and 49 and 44 pound sacks with varied rates. Bay State Bran sold in 10 pound sacks with ton increments. Jonathan apples and fancy Delcious varieties appear by box or half-pint, with cheese types and dairy products noted, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century wholesale catalog style.
Washington, D C Americans told in the National Park Service annual report that winter sports and scenery are abundant at home. Yellowstone, Rocky Mountain, Mount Rainier and Lafayette parks offer superior year round activities with accommodations for varied incomes. The report cites 1922 park visitation and notes ventures at Grand Canyon and Yosemite, urging increased funding for park roads and facilities.
General Pershing warns America must build an effective air service for immediate defense and eventual offensive capacity. He cites shortages in facilities and personnel and urges steps to unite states and federal agencies to meet this vital need. He also outlines postwar mobilization plans expanding regulars, reserves, and patronage divisions to ensure readiness.
A snake known as the American Dog-nosed, one of three small species under 3.5 feet, is a burrower with a shovel-like snout. Though harmless and rarely bites, locals deem it dangerous. When threatened it mimics a venomous cobra by lifting its neck folds and hissing, and if caught, it pretends to convulse and plays dead.
A new method uses small metal roofing slips fixed under sections of composition shingles to slash roofing from inside a building, allowing exteriorless access for maintenance or removal.
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