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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1921
Page
3
A garbled OCR segment presents a chaotic string of words and numbers with no clear event, person, or organization identifiable. The readable content is insufficient to form a coherent news item or valid entities for a summary.
The chief of police appoints fifty vigilantes to monitor traffic law breaches and report them to the department. The initiative aims to cut accidents caused by speeding, weaving, and wrong-way driving, urging all drivers to obey regulations while warning offenders face fines. The plan seeks to make La Crosse streets safer for law‑abiding people.
The excerpt shows members of the legislature challenging Dr Commons over his draft on an industrial issue. It notes clashes between supporters of practicality and theoretical views, with critics calling Commons ignorant or contemptuous of business interests. The tone hints at partisan infighting and concern about expertise.
The scholar’s view is broader and more disinterested than the business man’s. He studies all firms and outcomes, turning theories into practical results once tested. Wisconsin leaders used research institutions to craft policies that stood legal scrutiny and proved effective, shifting public officials from skepticism to inquiry.
Ten years ago today from 2 30 to 11 30 this morning the entire water service of the city failed leaving every part of town without fire protection and households without water. Diver Henry Holm an salvaged the intake pipes and by 11 36 water surged into wells, restoring adequate supply. Also notes celebrate the Twentieth Century club tenth anniversary luncheon at the Country club. Bernard Dockendorf Sr and Jr left for New York en route to London for King George coronation and a tour of Europe.
Casper Huntington inherits a fortune and enters high society after a visit to the First National Bank. He envisions philanthropy, luxury cars, and travel, but face scrutiny from reporters. A reckless car ride ends in a crash, leaving him injured in a charity home for crippled children under the care of a kind middle aged woman.
A school feature discusses how posture affects health and confidence. It contrasts two boys, Bill and Tom, noting Bill’s slouched stance and weak frame with Tom’s erect bearing and stronger chest. The piece emphasizes proper walking, shoe fit, and the link between body alignment and well being.
A vintage call to become a neighborhood repairman offering to service doors locks windows mowers sharpen tools and mend chairs. Visit homes weekly to discover tasks and propose fixes while avoiding aggressive selling and focusing on practical, needed repairs.
Nathan Hale, born in Coventry Connecticut on June 6 1755, served as a spy for General Washington during the Long Island campaign. He was captured and hanged on September 2 1777, after his mission to learn enemy positions. His famous final words expressed devotion to his country.
In a University High School Chicago event the mustache race was held with Senior boys on stage. Thogo, already growing facial hair, was shaved before the contest began. After three weeks the bushiest lip earned first prize while the fewest hairs earned the booby prize.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Eoward Everett Hale’s school report at Boston Latin and his mother’s pragmatic counsel. It notes Hale’s later fame as a writer and minister, plus stray bits from a puzzle page and campfire quips.
A dramatic scene follows Bertha Wilson visiting Casper as he recovers, debating a quiet fundraising plan for a building for Crippled Children and noting the irony that self-proclaimed charity may lack true elegance. A quirky hotel advertisement concept then appears, showing attractions via simple pictures to guide tourists.
A fragmented note questions what Bob started and cites concern over a Lansi book moving W. J. The text mentions Wilson and Pharaoh, with unclear references to ideas and correspondence, suggesting factional or ideological rifts without clear events or dates.
From available text, Abe Martin notes low public interest in the Bergdoll return and suggests prices are standard. Mentions race relations and community rookeries, and a stance against intruders entering other communities.
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