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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1921

Page

6

KEEP CITY CLEAN IS WORD OF LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT

Citizens urged to cooperate in a city wide cleanup drive led by the health department to reduce rubbish and illegal dumping near tracks and streets. Health officers cite persistent littering and call for repairs to rights of way and enforcement of local ordinances.

Keep City Clean IS Word OF Logal Health Department Tonia Pymordacee Nut Property Dynees Hue Hoealth Musphs Trelt Tie Tae City Boas Tiealth Enief Polier Jackson Tyler Amd Adams Hone Street Ippon Carles

Green Bay Hills to Sue City After Strike Damages

A suit filed against the city claims damages from a strike at the Northern Paper mill. The action centers on riot fears and property harm tied to picket lines and police protection during the workers dispute.

Green Bay Hills CITY Green Bay Nery Bern Mills Sorthern Aridors Sher Oly

Stellingware Wins Suit Against Gust Weston From House

Stellingware, owner of Ale Tonge, won a case against Gust Weston before Judge Higbro. Weston agreed to pay $40 then and $120 monthly thereafter, with proceeding details referencing Ta. Rahlwin and Arthur Holmes. The matter involved tenants, real estate, and legal actions ending in May with Weston compelled to move or resolve the dispute.

Stellingware Gust Weston HOUSE Stelingsare TR Westin Ingeireuil Vouer Yesule Forturitte Rahlwin Sterling Arthur Holmes Westie Tisrlees Gwt Weston Pines Perth Greory Betary Pda Weston TNT Gonrt

Treanor of Madison to Buy Cream City Club

Treanor of Madison negotiates a purchase of the Cream City Club with emphasis on securing favorable terms. References to related parties, possible transfers, and upcoming discussions suggest ongoing talks over the asset. The fragmented text implies deal interest and potential approvals pending.

Treanor Madison Dickering Cream City Club

Marriage Licenses and Community Thanks Note

Applications for marriage licenses appear with names garbled. The note expresses gratitude from a family for support and blessings, mentioning the Rev and the American Legion and ending with signatories Cary NE and C Schrouder.

Cary American Legion Browner Famlay Schrouder

FRENCH ISLAND PIG ROW BREAKS OUT ANEW

A rural court case in Justice Hunt's court on French Island concerns Chapko, Kusambalis, and Calinas over a sow and a cow trade gone wrong. Chapko seeks replevin claiming payment while Kusambalis and Calinas say payment was made. Hearing set for Saturday morning before Judge Hunt.

French Island Brent Island Justice Hunt Berp Frenchy Island Martin Chapko Chapko Jersey Dickor Chapke Wrouski Lyor Cigamerove Chapko Wis Consuhis Louis Omerberz Warmiunt Gaapko Katisambalis Calinas Cuapko

Markets Brief: Mixed Odds Amid Quiet Trading

Fragmentary market notes show varied prices and small shifts. Details are unclear, with several entries referencing commodities and assets like pounds, totals, and a few company or product names. The readable portions suggest a routine trading day with no major rallies or losses.

Stock Market Opens with Mixed Gains amid Volatile Trade

The market opens firm on gains in General Electric and Liberty bonds but slips as Cravificio Cravibio weakness drags major rails and equipment shares. Traders note early buybacks and selling pressure, with prices near highs then retreating as bond weakness and lower rails weigh on sentiment.

Vita Motors New York New Jersey Studebaker American Weolen Tose Great Northern Pacis Werk Tiediteey Pacifics Dbs Bork Liberty Luondon Gunadian Sawnley Hargester Versien Myst Sis Americian Sumit Lamuniuiy Leveceee Tale Antotoly Gemae Atohivon Nn Sa Cagenenes Stiante Cuil FSO Tadwin Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Stret Canadian Pacl Central Lowe Chandler Motors Cherapeaks Ohio Ghreace Pal China Capper Hue Yesseee Colerane Brel Meolops Giese Fieedtich Co. Senses Fares Northorm Pid Groat Norbury Cree Tiilmais Central Yeas Displravon Copper Mer Mids States Midvale Steel Caere Mirseurh Pauilie Entra Oasis NOY M. TL Hartford Barrath Western Nopihera Macinig Tovamia Peo Ameria Junmaev Phrshavet Aliy Gan Seenaeey Seenaeey Solehern Ceria Eee Sushi Eneay Bos Inraely Ashers St Acke Sian Caffernia Springs Situation Texas

Wheat Prices Soar Amid Market Flurry

Wheat market shows sharp rise with erratic quotations and supply concerns. Analysts note weather and anticipated yields influence prices while traders monitor export demand and domestic stockpiles for direction this season.

First Woman in Connecticut Pulfit Dies at 92

Rochester New York reports the death of Rev. Phebe TA Hanford a prominent suffrage worker and minister to the Connecticut Legislature. She fought for equal rights and led temperance efforts. She served in New England and taught at universities, authoring prose and poetry.

Connecticut Pulfit Rochester Phebe Hanford de Mont Elizbeth Waty Plier Warty Newneland Universylieti Clinren Wrt

Superior Bishop and Priests Visit the Vatican

Superior Wisconsin report states Bishop dosepl Mt Koudolka and several priests of the Superior diocese will travel to Rome Vatican for an official visit. The bishop's secretary announced it will be the regular ongoing visit to the Holy See.

The Vatican Wis Dosepl Mt. Koudolka Sueprior Tely Phutidas Valievan

Man Held On Charge Of Purse Theft At Home

A man charged with stealing a purse from a home where he frequently visited a woman named Miss Della Nel gon. He reportedly took two purses containing money totaling about $2,000. Police arrested him after the suspect fled the area and dropped the money while fleeing.

Balun Della Nelgon Oshkogh

Tilden and Jones win doubles at world hard court

William TL Tien of Philadelphia and Arnott Jones of Providences defeated Perot and Consteas of Prance in the world hard court championship doubles match. The set scores were 6-3, 2-6, 6-0 in Towrsday action.

T Clatp The Associated Press William TL Tien Tphiladelphia Arnott Jones Proviones Perot Consteas Prance Met Ane

Low Prices Revealed At Wisconsin Wage Hearing

A Wisconsin Industrial Commission wage hearing in Ta Grosse reported a sharp drop in living costs over two years. B W MacWillie of Bre Wisconsin Pearl Watton Co described lower prices for shoes, oxford footwear, a wool shirt, and a silk dress bought recently, with past costs cited. Local grocers noted an average 42 percent price reduction in two years, based on catalogue data and surveys.

Ta Grosse Industrial Commission of Wisconsin B. W. MacWillie Bre Wisconsin Pearl Watton Company PmcWillie Main Street MacWillie Com ‘Mission Ineal MMIL la Crosse Robb

Harding nominates Fagwaii for Hawaii governorship

Honolulu Star Bulletin reports that Fagwaii, a Wai ster of the paper, was nominated by President Harding to fill the Hawaii governorship after George McCarthy resigned. The decision follows the Honolulu editor Wallace Par rington’s reporting.

Honolulu Harding Hawaii Wastington Wallace BE. Parrington Fagwaii Honolulu Star-Bulletin George 7. McCarthy

Liberty 31-2s Take Drop Of 7-8 Points

The article notes a sharp decline in Liberty 31-2s with a drop of 7 to 8 points, marking a significant overnight loss and the lowest price recorded for the issue. It cites declines in tax-exempt holdings and reduced demand from dealers, alongside factors like federal policy and bank loan values influencing market reaction.

Liberty Hingo Federa Reore Bank Liberty Bonds Viiters

Unemployment Bill Killed As Assembly Advances Other Measures

The assembly spent its morning killing sewage bills while debating a new workers compensation plan based on experience ratings. It would raise premiums for high injury risk industries amid concerns of discrimination against workers with physical disabilities. The administration marketing bill passed AT to 6 and moves to the senate for calendar action next week. A newly developed cotton variety with Sea Island fibre promises earlier maturity.

Itn University Iil Oh Senate

Advertising artistry in copy and audience reach

Editorial on how to use advertising opportunities effectively. It argues that successful ads require sincerity, engaging presentation, credible facts, and a compelling personal touch. The piece warns against mere information and emphasizes enthusiasm, audience fit, and the craft of the orator in selling goods through copy.

Baal Waring

Cat electrocution near pole rescue story

Lyle Darke, 23, Schofield, attempted to rescue a cat stranded atop a telegraph pole for days. A 22,000 volt line electrocuted him, causing a fall of about thirty feet. The cat survived with no injury and fled after the incident.

Lyle Darkee Schofield

The Golden Age of Printed Persuasion Essay

A text extols the economic and cultural power of advertising as a force for human progress. It predicts a future where well crafted messages elevate ideals, humanity, and faith, with publications serving as vehicles to spread enthusiasm for mankind and God.

Mile Square Area Race Riot Continues Across Streets

Civil unrest erupts as white rioters clash with Black residents near the courthouse. Skirmishes spill into alleys and a thousand protesters move toward the Frisco railroad area, battles erupt behind buildings, and fires are set as the two sides contend for control.

Paxe E House

Oswald Irwine Halvorson Dies at 2:19 A.M.

Oswald Irwine Halvorson of 7016 South Fifth Street died Wednesday morning at 2 19. Born December 18 1891 in La Crosse he is survived by his widow three children Edith John Willya his mother and three brothers Harry Augusta Mont Arthur and Lafe. Funeral is set for Saturday at 2 30 from Tetley Sletten Dahl undertaking parlors with Rev. E O Vil e s officiating.

Oswald Irwine Halvorson South Fifth Street la Crosse Jalvorson Edith John Willya Harry Augusta Mont Arthur Coon Valley Lafe Tetley, Sletten & Dahl Undertaking Rey, E. 0 Viles

Burglar Gets Four Years In Wisconsin

Henry Johnson pleaded guilty to burglarizing the Deerbrook soda shop Jirlor of Andrew Kap planeck and was sentenced by Judge AB Gandrick to four years in state prison. Johnson was arrested at Crandon.

Antico Wis Henry Johnson Zuilty Andrew Kapplaneck Deerbrook AB. Gandrick Johnson Crandon Ge Ee

Business Failures in May Reach Smallest Total Since 1920

New York reports Bradstreets data show 1338 business failures in May, down 7.4 percent from April and the lowest monthly total since November 1920, signaling a easing in commercial failures.

New York Bradstreets

Deputy Sheriff Among Indigtees In Car Theft Case

A suppressionary grand jury indictment named nine Wisconsin residents including a deputy sheriff in a car theft ring. They face charges of transporting stolen automobiles across site boundaries and possessing vehicles valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars. Listed defendants include Albert Brankow Deputy Sheriff and others from Kenosha Marinette and Michigan towns.

Chicago Wisconsin Kenosha Stalin Albert Brankow Charles Decouty Frederick Nudy Muga Michael Jencinne iLewis Stella Emil Wamatha William Dunville Marinette Charles Meehan Diaga Puygaceo Tron Mountain Mich

Eye care warns against using eye drops for glasses

The article warns that reliance on eye drops by unskilled practitioners harms eye function, and that glasses are prescribed for diseased eyes, not to cure them. It advocates consulting trained optometrists and highlights the distinction between optometry and medicine, urging readers to seek Association of Optometrists representatives for quality service.

Maaki Jcal Galyalebia University of New York Orlometrist Associated Gniametrists of America, Inc

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