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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1923
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic parade scene with Shriners on Capitol Avenue. Names and places are obscured by garbled lines but center on a parade with colored regalia. No clear dates or outcomes are readable, leaving a general depiction of a festive procession.
Memorial Day observances held in Tomah and nearby areas drew residents from city and rural parts to Gillett Park. The program opened with a memorial service and parade, with veterans and citizens in attendance. Local crowds gathered for the afternoon ceremonies and flag salute at the town fire headquarters, marking a community-wide remembrance.
The mayor discusses a push to build up the local IP business and industries around Tan Gress, citing plans for parking freshness and new facilities. He notes schooling improvements and infrastructure work as essential to support growth and reduce population strain while addressing mede shortages.
The provided text is largely unreadable, containing numerous misspellings and incomprehensible phrases. No clear person, organization, place, date, event, or outcome can be identified to form a factual summary.
A garbled notice hints at a June 12 gathering of the county board with unclear location and agenda. It references potential agricultural or sporting items and lists several distorted names and dates, leaving key details uncertain.
Andrew Sievert was found guilty by a county court jury in a larceny case. The trial revealed the defendant entered a shop, obtained money, and used a scheme to conceal the theft. Details describe the sequence of the alleged act and the subsequent identification by witnesses at the scene.
A camping party traveling by an interurban car encounters an accident or struggle near a park. Several workers are involved and injuries or disruptions occur as the group attempts to return to safety. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a roadside or transit incident with the party returning to a youth park location.
Fragmented OCR notes mention praise of a corporal punishment official and local figures, with stray phrases about property, time, and names. The readable content is sparse and garbled, offering little coherent event or outcome to summarize.
A brief obituary fragment references a Pyde Pirie and a memorial context at a waterway site, with unclear names and dates. The readable pieces suggest a death notice for a local resident, mentioning pallbearers or tribute events, but missing full details to confirm personal data or exact venue.
Mrs. Anna Kennedy of La Crosse and her sister prepare for a trip to Wey Vatk then Halland to visit relatives. They have passports and plan to sail on a New York bound liner on May 20, with a five month tour including Savitgerland and Germany.
Fragmentary text references cotton and aprons in a rushed scene with many garbled names and terms. The readable bits suggest a discussion or event involving individuals named Tate Monds VET and Dardis Blea with unclear context and numerous corrupted words.
Fragmented OCR text describes unclear phrases about flour, Marek, and years with stray names and numbers. readable facts are insufficient to form a coherent event or byline. The readable content lacks a clear person, place, organization, or date to ground a proper summary.
Applications show licenses issued as records for local clerk Strat amd Cperlin A and others. The listing names parties including Rose MM and Tayet ty Carer with associated local registry actions and dates.
One hundred thirty six students will graduate from the high school this year marking the largest class to complete the program. A social and faculty senior party closes the term with final exercises scheduled Thursday at 8 o clock. Parents and friends are urged to contact the school for tickets to attend the commencement.
Soprano Miss Mata Dias and Professor Fermans Kellar of Stuttgart perform a recital at Pine Hall Wednesday at 3 pm. The program includes selections by Fiano and Te Deum with a noted audience in attendance.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds state regulation of employment agencies, ruling the statutes grant authorities to oversee licensees and impose guidelines. The decision clarifies enforcement scope and aims to curb abusive practices in the job placement sector.
Fragmented text from TON Wis. appears to describe a local election item with names and ranks. Readable elements include a town, a person named Zips, and references to ranks and officials. The fragment lacks coherent details to confirm a full event, date, or outcome.
A garbled account outlines a public debate and local driving concerns. It mentions drivers, observers, and a focus on merit and public opinion, with references to a meeting or event near a bay and town site.
A delegation from the La Croste Chamber of Commerce travels to Westby on Wednesday afternoon to assist in reorganizing the local Chamber of Commerce. President J. Z. Pelher notes the meeting will include impromptu talks and a dinner at 4 o'clock.
Madison Wisconsin reports that the committee overseeing the inquiry into alleged prohibition law violations by shale venture heads and associated parties asks for additional time for a fuller investigation. A final report is expected next Monday as the panel weighs new information received.
In ColumTus Indiana William KF Peter, once of this elt, sailed from Philadelphia to propose to Catherine Loevise Dittay, whose mother Mes vows he will marry by Ducler Thad Tiller. A lengthy dispute began in New York, moved to Philadelphia, then to civil courts as William Littaner challenged the marriage. The case touched on French ties and a ministerial role, with wartime service noted.
Frenk Miller, a former Tomah resident now living in California, returns to Tomah to visit boyhood friends and inspect a site tied to his family. He toured the community and noted a large, developing building project near the old area, staying briefly with relatives and visiting local contacts.
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