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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1923
Page
8
In a cautious pursuit, a daring effort unfolds as figures chase a drifting trade wave. Key players, including Coase and others, face uncertain currents while pursuing a challenging salvage or recovery.
A new Wisconsin law exempts homes from taxation up to five hundred dollars starting this year, shifting about 725,000 in tax burden away from homeowners to other property types. The measure sets exemptions for improvements and affects roughly 1,080,800 assessed state values, with details on eligibility and local implementation.
Mrs Jo Barthert Bartlett accuses her husband William Albert Bartlett of tearing nightgowns repeatedly. She cites incidents on November 2 December 28 and Christmas Eve, with injuries including black eyes. She has filed for a divorce through counsel.
In Racine Wisconsin a chaotic scene unfolds as a fugitive escapes while authorities pursue him. Officers say the suspect fired during the gymnasium incident, triggering a tense pursuit and injuries among bystanders as police close in.
Unclear OCR text describes sun exposure causing sunstroke and related fatigue. Mentions temperatures, sun, and fatigue effects but content is garbled with many misspellings and nonsensical phrases, making precise facts difficult to extract.
A foreign observer notes German hardship amid currency collapse unemployment and fuel shortages. He argues the average German faces hunger, price shocks, and demoralization, while industrialists profit, and many workers slip into poverty as transit and supply disruptions bite. A separate item describes a miniature farm exhibit in York with children observing nature and farm life for educational aims.
Arthur Moon a dairy farmer near Montfort lost 16 dairy cows after TB tests failed to detect infection. Four percent of the herd were carriers, slaughtered as authorities removed infected cattle. The sale snapping up the cattle prompted calls for nationwide TB testing to protect milk safety and prevent further losses in the region. Mr Moon’s herd was among four wiped out in the area by state tests linked to the livestock sanitary board.
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