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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
3
One-man street cars debate urged by railway workers
The International President writes in Our edition urging fairness and a full airing of both sides in the one-man car controversy. He argues action should wait for the workers to present their case, noting the operators have intimate knowledge of the service and that public utility price and fare changes require thorough, multi-sided review before decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Direct Railway Men’s Union
12 Crosse
Hiem
Wisconsin cheese farmers form own selling cooperative
Wisconsin farmers plan to act as their own middlemen by forming a selling organization. They will cut out brokers and set prices with adequate bank credit backing. The move, led by Ine Houston of the Wisconsin Society of Equity, could boost farm prosperity and reduce consumer costs in a $90 million annual market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Ine Houston
Wisconsin Society of Equity
Death's Playground warns on child auto accidents in La Crosse
A local editorial laments pedestrian deaths and injuries of children caused by cars in La Crosse. It emphasizes motorist caution, cites the dangers of street play, and calls for heightened driving safety during a period of civic focus on this issue.
Safety Week Urges Caution as Children At Play
A editorial cautions drivers to slow in streets where children play and not blame accidents on driver error alone. It recalls a La Crosse death where a driver was acquitted, stressing that hurry endangers kids and that every urgent errand must wait for safer streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Liberator Post Privileges Restored Sparks Debate
The Free Press notes Hays restores Liberator postal privileges, contrasting with Burleson during the war. It argues Hays’s move reflects postwar leniency yet questions the pace of civilization and the public stance on artistic and social license. The piece critiques wartime censorship and laments rapid idealism in a pragmatic nation.
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Free Press
Oltmaster
Hays
Tavishing
Burleson
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Liberator
Mays
Lic Brotherhood of Man
Copeland park baseball diamond rules tested by official
Ten years ago today Park Superintendent Porror simulated use rules to prevent one team monopolizing the new Copeland park diamond. Police authority will aid enforcement. Diamond ready June 10. L Hleeber of the rea Employment Bureau sent six local families to Minnesota for beet sugar district work. William Trayer, a north side undertaker, was bitten by a dog at 620 Mill Street. dog muzzled and under observation with no rabies signs yet. Father Joseph Volz of Marshfield visiting his parents departs New York tomorrow aboard Wilhelm II to Europe, returning in September.
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L. Hleeber
Rea Employment Bureau
Beet Sugar
Minnesota
William Trayer
North Side
John Amarnd
Mill Street
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Joseph Volz
Marshfield
Atrs. M. Volz
Wighli Street
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Miss Quicksilver and Arketh's Wedding Tension
Clare and Arketh argue through a chaotic wedding scene as his protective grip and a rival confront Clare before the hurried ceremony. Aunt Lara reacts with concern while Mrs Clifton frets over propriety and timing as the engagement faces public scrutiny.
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Clay Modelling For Young People Part One
A two part guide introduces clay modelling for beginners. It lists simple materials a bucket of clay modelling tools a base stand and towels as essential items and offers basic wetting drying and handling tips to keep clay pliable for beginners. More tomorrow with additional instructions.
Birth of New Ambition Daily Hardknot
A clipped page from a community paper presents a quiz and humorous exchanges. It includes a riddle about arranging letters to name a famous author, a set of word-picture clues, a quotation about a constitution and destiny, and a joke section about rabbits and dogs. It ends with an invitation for letters to the Boys and Girls section, asking readers to send 250 word contributions.
Slackers To Blame By Dr W Tll Am Ez Garton Hl
A critical piece analyzes military desertion cases from World War I era draft lists. It argues officials failed to notify registrants and condemns desertion while condemning lax public attitudes toward duty and punctual engagement. It cites Macomb Illinois and Chicago registrants and questions accountability.
Fragmented confession amid train fare plea to minister
A distorted diary like fragment shows a speaker confessing to loving and hating Arle Reed while mentioning a desire to enter a train for home. The text includes abrupt shifts and interjections as Bolooink appears and the speaker pleads for release to depart with Clara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ying
Clara
Arief
Wood collection aids nature students and woodworkers
A classroom project describes making a wooden specimen display from home materials. Collect small boards of various woods, label each with source and type, finish with varnish, and frame or mount for room display. Emphasizes sharing specimens and cataloging details with teachers and peers.
Peddling Fist Fishing Trade Tips In Neighborhood
A fragment suggests turning fishing into a home based, small scale trade. It advises early trips to prime spots with friends’ tips, catching fish, storing them in a basket with ice, and selling door to door in the neighborhood for profit. It notes minimal startup costs using household items and scavenged gear.
Fragmentary Abe Martin text on early 20th century events
The readable fragments mention Abe Martin style dialogue and references to Southens men and a licensing or insurance agent. Two firing orders appear in a shombing practice scenario where a plane struck a three top dod causing a fire and explosion.
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