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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1923
Page
9
Fragmentary report discusses a proposed national park in Door County and related government actions, with scattered references to parks, military reserves, and local figures. The text mixes place names, dates, and duties, making a concise summary challenging. The readable portions suggest controversy over park designation and governance.
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at a local event where a group named the Mathema Owls visited a place called Tem. The item suggests confusion and disruption as visitors, perhaps including a TV crew or youths, created a lively scene with unexpected activity.
In New York garment circles Potash and Perlmutter present a stylish show featuring more than twenty living models from city ateliers. The Strand Theater hosts Love in the Dark as the Metro photo play while star Viola Dana leads the cast in a tale of social contrasts and romance. Joy Joyce returns to pictures, appearing at the Strand alongside Alice Joyce in The Green Goddess era. A separate item notes a store robbery in Wisconsin with a safe explosion and Liberty bond losses.
An old medical ad touts Creomulsion as a cure for persistent coughs and throat infections. It claims to dissolve mucus, soothe inflamed membranes, and prevent bronchitis and lung disease, asserting rapid relief and a money back guarantee.
Esther Dt Kusecl, a 16 year old University of Iowa student from Iowa City, remains unconscious nine days after a car crash. Doctors say brain cells controlling movement and perception have not yet fully regained function, though she sometimes responds to questions with a yes. No prognosis date is given.
Arbustus Blooming Park Palls reports unusual mild season as travelers find many blossoms in the north woods. Motoring parties heading to Springstead Lake, west of the city, gathered fragrant flowers on Sunday, a period when northern towers normally awaken.
Fort William Ontario reports the American steamer C. C. Jenking sailed with 292000 bushels of grain, the last freighter to depart this season and the first to leave as late as Christmas Eve bound for Tiffin. October weather lingers on the lake shore as the Jenkins closes the grain season.
Duluth Minnesota residents gathered for the funeral of Jon Kennet age 56 a veteran conductor in the Great Northern railway service Elks focal lodge Order of Railway Conductors Wrights of Columbus led the services Keppel had long ties to St. Cloud and later Superior before coming to Duluth in 1949 Appeals noted in Iowa case involving W A Cooper Dubuque conspiracy findings fined 10000 each with appeal to St Louis circuit court
Manitowoc Wis local police seek William Lennon a former crew member of the Goodrich Hner Florida in connection with a holdup and shooting of Otto Pfeiffer a saloonkeeper. Lennon is to face robbery and attempted murder charges. A companion named Wilson is noted as an hanger on at the Talminer saloon before the crime. Lennon is 27 years old with a lakes career and a prior prison term.
Officials at the Homestake gold mine report revenue around six million dollars and an annual ore processing rate. They note that 1,564,147 pounds or 3,108,204 sticks of dynamite are used each year in training and ore work. A separate local incident reports a bird shot near Marinette, Wisconsin, at a bay shore cottage.
The description notes markings of bingkom white as a blend of goose and duck characteristics. It suggests resemblance to a Canadian brant, per opint belugi, with speculation that it may be an individual variant of an established species or an accidental cross between types.
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