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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1923
Page
2
A muddled 1920s tale describes men forming the Amalgamated Order of Confirmed Bachelors to dodge Cupid and shun flirtation, while women form a counter group. The piece notes bylaws barring flirting and marriages in 192 a leap year, with townsfolk reacting to the evolving social stir.
A garbled scene lists Wisconsin pea canners and a school week ending in a distant locale. The text references labor, health, and community dynamics with unclear names and dates, implying a regional wartime or industrial context.
A nineteenth century style item notes a planned Farmers Week program in February. It mentions discussions on water, rate reductions, and farmer participation. Named figures include Thompson of the federal trade commission and Noble associated with markets. The piece references advisory committees and state officials consulting with editors and specialists on farming matters.
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