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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
3
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions serving a father and a waiting mind. It includes odd spellings and garbled names, referencing Chronicles and an apparent wartime or official record context. Details are unclear, but the text implies a notice or diary-like record of service.
A historical critique notes extra hazards in federal aviation services and cites a fatal army ambulance plane crash near Washington where all seven aboard died. It argues American aviation lags foreign progress due to funding, government support, and pioneer development constraints across military and civil air services.
The Allied secretary announces funding of one billion debt of European nations in America will occur within the year. Nation bonds will be exchanged for receipts now held by us with callable maturities and interest dates. The move signals Harding’s stance on debt cancellation and easing wartime financial burdens, noting the heavy impact of foreign bonds on U S business and payments.
The article argues against forgiving European debt, noting higher American tax burdens and costs for allied weapons. It suggests European economies could cut peace-time arms to cover interest on bonds. It questions bond cancellation and highlights Mellon’s plan to handle debt on a business basis.
The article surveys postwar military strength across Europe and nearby regions. It lists army sizes for nations including France, Britain, Germany, Bulgaria, Greece, Poland, Russia, Austria, Belgium, Czecho Slovakia, Denmark, Finland, Italy, Holland, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Estonia, Turkey, and others, noting Versailles limits and discrepancies between nominal and real troop numbers. It highlights 3 million youths out of industry and differing views on German forces camouflaged as police.
The executive board of the Normal Athletic awards monograms for basketball track work baseball or football. La Crosse Grand hydroplane near completion for Mississippi Valley Power Boat meet at Dubuque on July Fourth. Courthouse offices to close at noon Saturdays for summer months. Lang delivers baccalaureate at Wilson high school. Twenty years ago Bishop Schwebach assisted in golden jubilee ordination in Marshfield. Golf clubhouse near Lake Park to open with prelim contest and lunch. Streetcars to Lake Park with bus to fairgrounds. Fire station request tied to extended water mains around fairgrounds. Police patrol planned. hourly reports discouraged. telephonic link proposed. Local visits include Mr Bliss of Stonesville Gazette and Mrs Bliss. Decoration Day shop hours debated. Mrs Apsey to London. Tower for fire alarm bell proposed.
Benning pursues status and romance as war reshapes his life and fortunes. Melitta dominates his gaze while Penning struggles with memories of youth, a delicate balance between ambition, desire, and moral restraint under social pressures.
A fragmented OCR item from a small local paper references school study sports and a limited print edition. It includes stray phrases about Te Borsao Borsa Gris and a note about biggest little paper, with unclear context or event.
Contributed by Ty 3L Yesterday's column invites readers to guess the rosa shown caged wn and asks for travel recollections. The note references sending items to the Islands and requests a 259 word contribution describing experiences and travels for an engaging reader submission.
Fragmented reminiscences describe Kipling at United Service College and a rough school paper led by an inept editor and printer. The piece blends jokes about past antics with puzzles and late references to milk recess, Candy, and odd quiz lines from the era, ending with a quiz answer.
Fragmentary verse and doggerel describe horses replaced by autos, hay prices, and odd lines about a horse named Ted and a boat. A contribution by Tack Carr interrupts with humorous quatrains about dingpats and a scene of two young girls in a chair and a missing helper.
A fragmented text mixes baseball training notes with stray dialogue and editoral lines. It mentions bat weight options around 14 ounces, eye focus on hitting, and practice advice, interlaced with unrelated narrative fragments and reader letter prompts.
An exploration of the Earth's form and the human impulse to understand it. The piece discusses measurement, eccentricity, and the enduring quest for a reliable picture of our planet while reflecting on collective effort and intellectual honesty.
A garbled narrative blends odd dialogue and scenes with names like COMET Ng and Persis In reservation. Characters discuss memory, affection, and a farewell, punctuated by fragmented lines and stray phrases. The piece echoes a fractured, diary like recount from a Sunday show, ending with a quoted London Morning Post remark.
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