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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
5
A fragmented, partially readable report outlines a broad battle over education and eye care funding. It mentions medicine, legislation, and press involvement, with references to committees, protests, and public officials. Despite garbled text, the piece centers on protecting access to educational resources and safeguarding children's vision.
A fragmented, OCR heavy piece recounts a lush estate’s wealth and shade. It blends garbled names and places with poetic names like Choe and Taalt while hinting at a center focus and a pipe, with mentions of Perth New York and Meng Org in a dreamlike sequence.
Fragmentary text appears to mix names, places, and events with missing letters and unclear syntax. No coherent incident, date, or entities are extractable to form a reliable sum mary or headline.
Mrs Murrell hosted two delightful social gatherings at her home on West Street, with guests arriving in the afternoon and evening. The events featured a formal program, dining, and a strong roster of local attendees including Miss Peters, Miss Hale, and numerous neighbors, reflecting a tight-knit community celebration of friendship and hospitality.
A fragmentary La Crosse item lists dances and social events, including Knights of Columbus annual moonlight excursion, local theater, and church activities. Mentions Frank Lang, Verna Heath, and several local businesses, with references to transportation and schedules.
A fragmented call proposes a mass strike lasting seven to ten days to free society from feverish excess. Emphasizes collective shift for self care, urging mutual aid and individual responsibility to the community, referencing limited supplies and a need for coordinated action.
The Holmen church will hold Pentecostal services in Norwegian in the morning at Bundy, at the Veviws Wal e church in the afternoon, and in Holmen district Ts2O in the evening with brief prayers in Xa and an Irish language segment. A Tuberculosis toll of 0.0 per ms is noted in the notice.
Two traveling saleswomen argue over car temperature while a porter suggests opening a window. In the humor piece a porter and a traveling man offer a satirical solution as rain falls outside and the car becomes a comic arena for comfort.
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