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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
8
Farmers held a preliminary meeting in Columbin County and urged organizers. A dinner discussion touched on lingering North South tensions, and a minister predicted a future when regions blend into one nation with pride in unity. A boy named Willie chimed in with enthusiasm.
Madison Wisconsin attempt to disbar representatives of the anti saloon league from the capitol corridors and parlors for the remainder of the session. The assembly Wednesday upheld Speaker Young in his decision to refer the Watson resolution to the committee on Riley. The dry body is expected to hold the measure without report near the end of the session. Assemblyman Petersen said a new dry bill was about to be offered and he did not want the legislature disturbed by anti saloon league lobbyists.
Indianapolis delegates Pelegras and Uilo LG were announced by Bishop Frederick J. Tats as the Methodist Episcopal church prepares for the Ecumenical Conference in London next September. The gathering will be the first since 1910, with Wesley Memorial Hall in London hosting near Parliament. Transportation and entertainment difficulties are noted as challenges for the event.
Holy Cross Congregation prepares to launch a long awaited bazaar on Sunday, June 3. Rev. Robert B. Condon will give the opening address, followed by a supper in the School hall at Thir tenth and Perry streets. Elaborate preparations have been made with women creating fancy work and aprons. The country store is a featured attraction with an electric lamp expected.
Casper Pawluk was fined five dollars and costs by County Judge Brindley for neglecting to send his daughter Martha, 15, to school. Miss Josephnts Hintgen, supervisor of attendance, said the girl was kept at home for housework after the mother’s death. Pawluk promised to ensure schooling continues.
The report describes a magician performing in a bazaar scene where he invites a lady from the audience to enter a magic cabinet before the door is closed and reopened. A compact man intently urges a woman named Marie to participate, creating a tense hush as the act unfolds.
Madison Wisconsin The American farm bureau federation will launch a state wide campaign to boost membership in Wisconsin. Secretary C J Schroeder of Madison leads the effort with initial assistance from regional staff and Chicago headquarters. Dane county will begin the drive immediately with Grant likely to follow.
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