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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1920
Page
5
An extended Stoddard hotel dinner honored Mr and Mrs Paul Egertons son and wife. Attendees included many local families and guests from Minneapolis and Chicago. A dance followed the meal with movers and social activity noted among numerous names and addresses.
A fragmented notice lists upcoming events and meetings in La Crosse including Rotary Club Ladies Night Chamber of Commerce gatherings and a Pioneer-Bull New Year Party. Also noted are annual balls, music study club sessions, a slate of lectures at Normal School facilities and theatre events. Families and residents are mentioned with names and local affiliations.
Local notices mix errands and ads with scattered names and places. A piano tuning service and various shop offers appear amid garbled references to individuals and addresses, suggesting a noisy listings page with partial legibility and uncertain dates.
A list of brief notices includes applicants for the mailway mail clerk position to contact Isaac Oscar Katulson at the port office. The item references local events, sales, social notices, a hospital update on a motor accident, a half price sale at the inland shop, births, and miscellaneous community notices from Christmas to New Year.
Inland Printing Co offers Underwood typewriters for rent and displays a jumble of details about aviation groups, a price sale, a baby named Glenn, and a meeting of the Degree of Honor Protective Association with officer elections and various names mentioned in unclear context.
Rushford Minnesota, John Gielow, longtime resident and German-born immigrant, died after a brief illness. He arrived as a boy from Amelia and lived for years near a small settlement four miles north of Rushford. He was survived by his widow and eight stepchildren. Funeral services were held at the Rushford Lutheran church and interment followed in the Lutheran cemetery west of Rushford.
A New York sign reads Go Slow and save Ten Dollars prompting caution amid extreme cold weather warnings. Nelda district of the Acadian desert basin reports frigid conditions and potential travel hazards across the region.
Seventeen scientific societies participate in the seventy third convention of the American Society for the Advancement of Science in Chicago. Dr Robert F Griggs of Ohio State will speak on the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes. Agricultural Engineers discuss farming efficiency and rural improvements. Also notes on Poor Richard and a quip about the milk pail.
Degwood bark is valued as an ti periodic in ague markets, reflecting its limited availability and steady demand among traders. The fragment suggests a historic or regional trade note, highlighting the material’s perceived utility and market persistence.
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