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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a court matter involving Badger High Court and HippoGeet immune from search. The legible portions include scattered names and phrases, but no coherent facts, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
The text indicates a military trade agreement at Bauer Ferry Ferility Camp with applicability for fifty years. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR. The line suggests a long term military trade arrangement linked to a camp setting.
A new packet begins its journey upriver with preparations and plans in motion. The crew readies the vessel as the first trip of the season approaches, signaling the start of routine service and routine operations on the waters.
Counties gain authority to regulate amusement venues under a new law. The measure shifts oversight to local governments, detailing penalties and enforcement. The text notes public safety aims and potential impact on operators and patrons.
A newly enacted statute redefines service charges for health providers. Officials say the measure aims to standardize billing, curb excess fees, and improve patient access across the region. Details on implementation timelines and affected facilities remain forthcoming.
Madison continues registration of Weronam automobiles despite defeat of the bill transferring the automobile department from the secretary of state's office to Waupun. The measure failed on a party-line vote. Harding leads in St James straw poll for next president as Henry Ford receives first vote. Co op Tobacco Growers get 13 million in 2,009 checks. $97,800,000 paid to growers on 1922 crop. Secretary and Treasurer Leo Enwly commented today.
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