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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
15
A historical report describes extensive virgin timber losses in the nation, noting less than a million and a half acres remain aged and untapped. It highlights deforestation issues and calls attention to timber harvesting practices and federal or regional impacts on forests.
An incarcerated individual, Harry Muldoon, receives a new sentence in a penitentiary proceeding. Details are unclear due to damaged source text but indicate formal judicial action and institutional commitment.
A Mrs Field is reported to hold an insurance policy valued at two million dollars. Details are sparse and the source fragment provides little context beyond the policy amount and claimant name.
A reminiscence from Crea Falls Montana recalls how the historic Lewis and Clark camp area became a training ground for boxers. The piece notes a roadhouse history, a grandson Charley Volk helping seal a deal with Dempsey, and a local revival of frontier bravado tied to the Dempsey property.
A large class is expected to enter Tomah High School next fall. The article lists numerous names and fragments of related notes, indicating enrollment growth and potential campus updates.
A garbled report hints at a royal visit to Warsaw with references to a Romanian king and a high profile reception. The fragmentary text suggests ceremonial events and entertainment tied to state prestige, but the exact details remain unclear.
A garbled report describes an American circus event with scattered names and places. Mentions Heston, Salmi, Rottnest, and Armepiean streets in a fragmented account.
Wisconsin Senate unanimously passed a bill to fund a campaign against the cattle disease T B with a $1 million appropriation. Senator Wourg Huber opposed passage and warned the governor would veto if the measure failed to meet the revised $500,000 limit. Delegations from across the state urged swift action in support of the program.
State officials consider offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of King Benjamin Parnell, charged with inciting citizens and facing charges. The push for a reward comes as state authorities, including the proposed administrative board, weigh steps to secure the suspect’s apprehension.
Cedar Falls Iowa reports the death of an Iowan shortly after being elected commander of the G A R post at Tawa department. The individual, A Ry, had recently returned from Fort Pradge and fell ill several hours after the election, dying at home.
Twelve year old Whelys Rahn of Bellwend Alabama wins dishwashing title in a muddled local report. Despite unclear wording the piece notes she stood out among eighty seven girls, handling plates knives and forks with speed.
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