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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1923
Page
5
Fragmentary notes describe tainted water and multiple concerns about water quality and safety. References to wells, pipes, and sources imply ongoing issues with contamination. Local officials and residents seek reliable sources and proper treatment to restore safe supply.
A brief item describes a girl knocked down by a gust of wind. The report notes the incident occurred with the girl toppled from her feet and observers noting the sudden event. Further readable fragments reference unclear names and phrases.
A garbled OCR fragment describes paper wheels and belts, with scattered names and phrases. It mentions figures like Brett, Petrie, Ayer, and Heise, plus actions such as sewing and setting, in a chaotic newspaper text. The readable content centers on damaged machining and salvage hints without clear events or outcomes.
Mrs Reichelt hosts a Thursday dinner club at her home on Kratherinn Reichelt with ten guests. The event featured needlework, a three course dinner at six, and a gift box opening. Other notices mention Christmas dinners at Tea Rooms, guests visiting from Wisconsin, and plans for winter travel and gatherings with friends and relatives.
Farmers and residents attend events at the Wall Market and nearby venues. Highlights include skating Friday night at 6, a champion mile race, and visits by local figures such as P Menegedh and W W. The Flower Market hosts sales and millinery prices, with several townspeople traveling to Milwaukee and La Crescent for gatherings. Community members seek new year training at a business college and keep up with insurance and loan notices as well as social activities at Eagles hall.
A damaged OCR passage mentions handbags, transit, and Bayersing freight actions alongside references to Mes Witney gateway transit and a gateway transport concern. It also notes New York history, Tabot Smith lineage, and Breasted Egyptology, with scattered names and dates, indicating a miscellaneous 19th or early 20th century collage of ads, notices, and scholarly mentions.
Paris report notes fashion in shops and studios as designers present chic lines. It highlights Chanel and others shaping trends, contrasts Paris styles with American tastes, and reflects on how garments express elegance and status in the city.
A garbled narrative mixes notes on poison for moths, sundry early 20th century clock lore, and scattered references to Veritiadey Teltiees, Professor Met, and General EF 1 Wsiang. It mentions Philadelphia clocks, 60 bell clocks, 18-hour timepieces, and a variety of unrelated societal and military items, with wild jumps in topic and language. The piece also hints at religious and political leaders and a line about new evening flippers with velvet and rhinestones, all tangled in an OCR-affected fragment.
Dried beef recipes appear alongside a notice for the annual meeting of La Crosse and Ona linska Street Railway stockholders at 8064 Main Street La Crosse Wisconsin on Tuesday January 8 1925. The text includes recipe steps for Dried Beef with Eggs Dried Beef with Potatoes and Creamed Dried Beef plus a brief stockholders notice signed by P Valier president and R J Semsch secretary and a note about moLeskin hats.
A youth dance hosted by the younger set of Tat Croser is planned for Friday night with Miss Katherine Wolfe as decorating chair. The hall will feature white and gold decor, canopy, streamers, stage lighting, and balloons. Music by the Gates Orchestra, with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sylver aiding as chaperones, runs from nine to one. Also notice Shelby Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company annual meeting in La Crosse Wisconsin on Tuesday January 8 1984 at 11 AM and 1 PM after a noon recess.
The text discusses how color varies with light and impurities in gold, noting that white light can bleach or reveal different hues. It explains that purity affects appearance, with light and vapor altering tint to purple, violet, and other shades, and mentions decorative fringe and patterns on knitted capes.
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