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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text shows a salutation style religious message with phrases Peace be to thee and friends named Jonn and a biblical reference 2:14. The readability is limited and no clear contemporary event or person is identifiable.
The city welcomes the Luther League of America as its 100 000 young members gather for a convention themed The Life Worth While. Local leaders praise the organization for promoting right living and patriotism and pledge full cooperation and hospitality.
An Inspired reporter criticizes Dr. William A. Ganfield in a campaign row against Senator Robert M. La Follette. The piece contrasts Ganfield and Rooseveltian tones with Wilsonian dignity, warns against trivializing the senator race, and defends Ganfield from crude nicknaming while noting his limited experience.
Phrases about issues before him reveal the danger of sensational reporting. Sherman did not say war is hell, yet clever reporters feature figures for attention. The piece scolds young writers for shaping history and mocks Dr William A Ganfield as a thinker, not a showman fit for the senate.
The Tribune thanks a generous unknown donor who started the fund for public band concerts. Luther College’s band performed in Riverside to a large crowd, proving park concerts remain beloved. Alderman A P Funk returns as city band-master, boosting the season. Citizens are urged to contribute to match the gift and start the summer program promptly.
Ten years ago today Frank J. Toland well known in La Crosse as founder and longtime conductor of the Wisconsin Business Diversity died suddenly from heart failure on his Ludington Michigan farm. Toland born 1943 in Burlington Iowa left a legacy of business schools and regional influence.
The text reads as fragmented dialect about Abe Martin and Jake Bentley. It hints at war era setting and golf links as a backdrop with uncertain names and actions. The overall sense is a quirky, partial reminiscence with incomplete phrases.
Mary returns to a transformed family scene after college graduation. Mrs. Allen fusses over appearances while Mary’s reunion with Bob reveals tension and unspoken fear about a secret past. The home feels newly repaired yet fragile as old affections collide with looming uncertainties.
A damaged OCR text reveals a volatile emotional confession in a private relationship. It describes engagement, jealousy, and pleas for honesty, with shifting moods and emotional turmoil expressed through fragmented dialogue and personal reflections. The piece references a web of names, locations, and social settings within a tense love triangle.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page shows garbled lines about offices and elections. Readable elements are minimal, offering no clear person, organization, place, date, or outcome to base a proper summary on.
Grace Lusk, serving a 19 year sentence for shouting at Mrs. David Roberts in Waukesha four years ago, has been moved from St. Mary’s Hospital Milwaukee to a private sanitarium for medical treatment of an internal goiter. Gov Blaine arranged the move. two operations completed, she is recovering. Expenses are paid by Miss Lusk. No pardon yet. she must return to Waupon if health allows. A well producing asphalt was found in Oklahoma.
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