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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
10
L Hearn European commissioner for the Knights of Columbus earns his eighth honor the Order of Tsibella awarded by King Alphonso of Spain. The report mentions a Senate conference committee and a mock exchange about a child’s behavior from a Runse City Journal style item.
Wisconsin senate passes reapportionment with districts redrawn including Kenosha and Winnebago counties. Assembly expected to review next week. hospital funding bill gains unanimous support to allocate over one half million dollars for Wisconsin State Hospital on university grounds.
The Majestic, a 700 passenger excursion steamer, drifted near Alma Mississippi riverfront before dawn. It was attended by the Minnesots and towed to Wabashit where most passengers were landed safely.
Scientists restoring Stonehenge report base finds including rough worked flint tools and pottery from the British Iron Age to Roumanian period. The team suggests the monument origin may lie between 1800 and 1500 BCE, revising prior dating theory proposed by Professor Gowland. No drone or metal implements were found. flint remains dominate the finds.
A scrambled ad style passage extols Epson salts by comparing them to glass and lemonade. It suggests taking a tablet in cold water for relief from symptoms described as fort nitions and eamstipitedt, and credits Epsonadae Sulte as a precursor in American Epsom Association history.
A garbled OCR note references German premier promises and international figures Briand and Brin. It hints at a pledge to enforce Germanys commitments around a potential war period, but details are unclear and names are inconsistent.
Fragmented OCR text reports a hopeful business revival despite convulsions in May. It notes domestic conditions and consumer demand as factors, while a shocking line mentions people burned alive in Europe for alleged adultery, underscoring tumultuous headlines of the period.
Wild raspberries and blackberries are plentiful but unreliable for pickers. The crop faces frost damage and uneven yields, with many families earning modest sums during the season. Half the berry crop may remain unsold, while a fall crop from the Stevens company may fetch low prices.
A press note claims President Harding sent congratulations to Mrs. Princess Barnwell of Horneyville North Carolina mother of three newborn triplets who traveled vigut miles to vote for him and returned the same day. Separate items discuss alleged Jazz origins from ancient Penn roast Indians and museum exhibits in New York.
A plan to raise the teachers retirement fund gained Senate approval with a 20 to 12 vote. It imposes an additional one-eighth tax on incomes, yielding about 3,000 dollars, plus 190,000 from other sources. The measure would return 2 percent of revenue to Milwaukee and aims to cover an 80,000 dollar state-fund shortfall. Amendments go to the lower house, which is expected to reject some points.
A Harvard club gathering in Milwaukee features a member from San Francisco known as Uncle Tom. He has crossed the continent fifty six times to attend Harvard reunions and discusses college life. He notes Harvard’s emphasis on education over mere degrees and compulsory athletics shaping mind and body for future graduates.
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