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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
6
A Washington report details proposed legislation targeting the Devil Dogs unit, aiming to expand oversight and funding. The measure seeks authorization for enhanced training, equipment, and operations, citing readiness and strategic value for national security.
Obituary notices report John Phatlan died Wednesday and services held at 2270 Paterdas. The bereaved include Mrs Andrew Anderson and others with ceremonies at Cavlesville church. Survivors listed include Mrs Walter Tayiritven and several children plus extended family. funeral plans and cemetery details noted.
A city armory announces its Friday night opening with a grand event. The plan includes market activity and a performance by the La Crosse Cine Hand to mark the occasion. A large fine is promised as part of the festivities and remodeling announced.
Paris theatre attendance climbs as patrons face higher prices, with many venues reporting reduced audience flexibility and shifts in demand. The piece notes government influence, rising costs for favorites, and the impact on popular plays and subsidies. Strong entities include Paris theatres, government, and several cited venues.
A Marshfield Minnesota style account reports an arrest imminent in a bomb mystery connected to a drainage project and a sequence of threats. The case involves John Chapman and a tense scene at a farm, with a late discovery of a crate linked to the incident and police probes in progress.
A garbled passage discusses bird colorings and emotions, mentioning greens, whites, and spaces in feathers. It references a scientist, impatience at a diner, and a waitress named Norma Racquet in a jumbled dialogue-like fragment.
Washington reports end of year results from the commerce department and the Federal Reserve board indicate progress in domestic business over the past year. Production in basic industries rose with rising employment and healthy retail sales offsetting seasonal wholesale declines. Bank credit demand increased in November, mainly in interiors, while New York and Boston saw growth in loans and investments.
Piper of the Remculture department studied world grasses for farmers and suburban lawn care. Six thousand species exist but six are cultivated. Grasses have slender root systems, jointed stems with nodes and internodes, usually folded leaves, and a sheath blade arrangement. Timothy is by far the most important hay grass in America.
A garbled report hints at southern patrons arranging a match in a milelong tale. Names and details are obscured by OCR errors but imply a social event with a marriage intention and personal turmoil among involved individuals.
A fragmentary report notes an acquittal stirring discussion as a preacher comments on law and moral duty. The piece hints at conflict between public opinion and judicial outcome, with emphasis on community reactions and the role of clergy in timely debates.
A London lecture by Edgar Crummond on international finance argues the world is entering a decisive economic era. He calls Britain to lead reconciling debts and disarmament, seeks American cooperation, and emphasizes rebuilding global monetary systems and peaceful progress after four decades of upheaval.
A damaged OCR text hints at college level technical training tied to meat packers and industry needs. It notes leaders approving a scheme and WM Wilsey elected president of a commission to arrange development. The fragment suggests a push for personalized education linking practical work with formal study, amid chaotic wording and stray quotes.
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