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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
5
An unusual and garbled excerpt references names and roles on a La Follette state committee with unclear details. It mentions Ridder and several distorted phrases, suggesting a political organizational context and confused attribution of positions or actions. The readable portion indicates a formal appointment or designation within a state committee setting.
Reservations now being made for week end or longer at Pine and Ai locations. The notice lists fort Vaseni and abuts rural sites with hut cregtion and information tee bates.
A legislative speaker called for major reform of Michigan courts urging rapid modernization and constitutional alignment. The appeal targets judicial processes, ethics, and accessibility, arguing current procedures hinder timely justice and public trust.
The ceremony joined F C Sober and Mary Ann Phillips in a Wednesday wedding. A large gathering at Lyndale Avenue South noted the bride’s beauty and plans for the home. Attending relatives included Mrs. Reay and Mrs. Phillips, with many friends listed and祝 traditional wedding details described.
The text promotes sulfur as a skin healer and references dermatitis symptoms, itching, and a supposed genetic destruction claim. It mentions formulations and applicability but reads as dubious, with unclear origins and dubious medical assurances. The passage mocks or critiques such claims and suggests skepticism about its effectiveness.
A garbled OCR page lists various names, shops, and notices with patchy text. It mentions fixtures, remodeling work, lighting, and several local businesses plus individuals in disjointed fragments from what appears to be a community newspaper page.
A curious old advertisement claims a product named Van Ess will stop falling hair and guarantee growth. The gimmick includes a “flexible cubhor massage cap” and a druggist promise of money back if no new hair, with instructions to apply the medicine daily at home and achieve gloss and health.
Fragments describe a sale of clocks and jewelry at Auten Jeweler, with 20 percent discounts and notices of wedding annou ncements, insurance committee meeting, and local items in La Crosse and nearby areas. Names and dates are scattered amid advertisements and public notices.
Wet weather slows wildfire spread as crews in Minnesota continue mopping up through brush and forest burn areas. Officials report progress and emphasize following safety measures while monitoring remaining sparks after rain showers.
Parents in Bot Kerk complain about a local school district and a boy named Weerick. They allege mismanagement and fear disbandment of a small high school, with ties to a regional college founded in Wisconsin.
A La Crosse man spent the day before his marriage in jail at Galesville following a Sunday auto trip with a party from La Crosse or Stoddard. The driver faced court for misconduct as several car passengers were released after fines. One planned bride was to visit Monday, seeking her fiancé’s release.
President Ward Harding and party left Washington after the late panel to New Jersey for two Friday addresses. One will dedicate the Princeton battle monument and the other speak at Princeton University. A separate note states about 10,090,019 Americans do not speak English.
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