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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1923
Page
9
A garbled excerpt details a divorce case involving Carl Lees of Chicago and a lengthy, distorted pageant narrative. It mentions years of history, a parade of names, debts, and travel incidents with unclear outcomes and dates.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions bets and numbers, with unclear names and places. It hints at a sports or betting context but lacks coherent entities or dates. The readable parts include fragments like 226 and 39, and references to a guide and party names, though specifics are not recoverable.
A garbled legal notice from Wisconsin public records describes estate actions. It mentions Treva Thomasen and the Ta id case, with references to heirs, executors, and court appointments. The fragmentary text outlines dates, payments, and notices of examination.
Fragmented OCR text hints at apartment listings and tenancy disputes. Mentions married couples, a young doctor, two rooms, price pressures, and landlords or brokers seeking buyers, with scattered phrases about housing and living arrangements.
An article fragment discusses infant care, feeding, and household management in a domestic setting. It mentions a mother, a baby weighing over 17 pounds, and practical tips from professors and practitioners related to infant care and home economics.
Early trading showed mixed moves in bonds and equities with several issues gaining while others fell. Industry shares and utilities led gains as some preferreds and industrials retreated amid cautious demand, with turnover still showing broad participation across major sectors.
Pears and long distance hauling of all kinds. Prompt service day and night. Prices reasonable.
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