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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
5
A muddled OCR of a high school event schedule describes graduation week festivities including class events, parties, a baccalaureate sermon, and a planned Founders Day program. It lists organizers, a Duke of something, musical performances, and a reception with various faculty and student participants.
A fragmentary Birmingham Age-Herald report shows a courtroom exchange about a youth’s wink and a man’s pain. The judge notes a nominal fine of five dollars while the dialogue highlights courage and metal alertness in a terse, period tone.
The Business Women's Club held its third annual picnic at the V. W camp on Monday night. Attendees enjoyed a motor outing, a hearty supper, and reports highlighting club growth, with officer elections and fresh plans for expanded activities.
The Tuesday bridge club met at the home of Mrs Vanda Vamperia, 122 Seventeenth Place. Amis Marvel Langway of Ti none spent a portion of last week with friends and relatives in town. Mrs Ipa Reese and daughter of Spokane, Washington, visiting the city at Mrs Burend’s home, 1025 South Seemid Street, for about two weeks.
A miscellaneous La Crosse area item list shows discounts at various merchants including Standard Asphalt Shingling at 5.90 per square and 20 percent reductions on select goods. Other entries reference Columbia Records, Galvanised Hoofurs, and Rainbow Gardens with dancing scheduled, plus notices of services and local tradespeople. Customers are urged to call for prayer services and to visit stores advertising stock, repairs, and deliveries.
A garbled Lake City page lists names, addresses, sales, and personal notes. Items mention repairs, clothing sales, weddings, travel, and services including window cleaning and taxi calls. Multiple residents and businesses are referenced with scattered locations such as La Crosse, Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, and Avon Street, with various contact numbers.
Mr and Mrs W L Sehbick of 250 South Sixtieth Street attend the state convention of the order at Madison. They have returned from a trip to Spars. A new eight pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs Wm Bounder yesterday morning at Aou's hospital.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph item recalls a woman at a local women's meeting boasting she spoke openly. Her husband doubted the claim, asking who outspoke her, highlighting a lighthearted domestic moment.
A quaint social note from a small town newspaper’s gossip column mentions Miss Smith, twenty summers old, visiting her twin brother, age twenty eight. Separately a United States government 16 inch gun demonstrates firing a projectile to about 85 miles, reflecting the era’s military display.
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