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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
7
Disjointed OCR notes discuss enforcement in the state, ASPHYXIATION inquiries, and proposals for improvement. Mentions DAs, enforcement timing, and various agencies, with unclear names and stipulations interwoven.
A fragmented OCR item mentions an opening event and partnerships with unclear details. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, producing a hazy reference to a ceremony or festival with small ad hoc notes and stray terms. The text lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names, places, and phrases, mentioning a court or public notice style items and possible events. Lacks coherent narrative or clear person, place, or date context beyond scattered proper nouns.
Wisconsin medical workers mobilize a wartime fund drive to combat a group labeled chiros. Amid scattered lines and garbled OCR, the piece hints at public pressure, funding efforts, and organized medical activism during a turbulent period.
Up to twenty five changes are proposed in Wisconsin fish and game laws. The bills aim to raise funds for game propagation and regulate fishing and hunting practices. Drafting is under way by the Legislative reference bureau and will reach committee before the January 10 session.
A branch of the United States Prohibition Directorate will establish offices in Winona as part of a national reorganization announced today in Minneapolis. Commissioner Traynes in Washington said the reorganization strengthens enforcement efforts and directs new offices to Midwest cities including Winona and nearby areas.
The annual election of the independent order of Foresters was held Wednesday evening at the Clinton Street venue. Officers chosen include ranger Martin hy hier rangers Ve Sirneoek recording secretary I Ch Die Writes treasurer Fal Rane and other posts such as weedware follasin junior awaredscird and ded sel borde.
Petitions circulated in Madison urge Governor Blaine to reappoint Harris to the state control board. Supporters cite Harris’s two-term service on the board since 1815 and call for action amid factional tensions with Blaine allies.
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a masked girl and a boy reacting to a new schools day. The text mentions early marriages in the United States, claiming thirteen thousand girls aged 1% years old are legally married. The source appears garbled with unclear dates and names.
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