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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
12
The Shriners 1823 convention winds down with a grand pageant and Avenue Dance. Officials, attendees, and police observed a lively tropical themed parade and crowd at the final events as plans for homeward departures were announced.
Fragmented OCR yields a rough report about caterpillars halting a train and damaging crops at Altany. The garbled text mentions Victor Valle and Nevyper, with scattered phrases likely referring to a local agricultural impact and a delayed transport incident.
Fragmented OCR recounts a royal household scene where King Guorge scolds the queen over feeding a baby prince. The piece depicts a tense nursery with phrases about night awakenings, feeding disputes, and a heated debate between the king, queen, and grandmother over the infant's care.
A garbled passage lists cement work terms and various powders, mentioning prices, preparations, and possible travel. It references names like Patmos and Laura, with scattered phrases about powders, perfumes, and preparations, creating a disjointed, unclear record of items and activities.
A historic notice outlines state law on bread weight. inspectors set standards for loaf weight, scales, and measurement accuracy. It details minimum loaf counts, labeling, and penalties for noncompliance, including exemptions for certain small items.
The text discusses labeling stale bread plainly in containers and selling it as stale bread. It mentions mistletoe seeds traveling and affecting trees, noting efforts to destroy the parasite. It also includes garbled phrases about spring cleaning efforts and directives to clear makers.
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