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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
3
A wartime era essay urges revival of Christian faith to save civilization. It praises Luther League as a mobilizing force, portraying Christian evangelism as the path to global peace, unity, and responsible citizenship for Lutherans, with youth urged to embrace spiritual service.
The Luther College Band charmed La Crosse with a spirited blend of artful interpretation and lively swing, earning praise from townspeople and critics alike. Youthful energy and eager leadership defined their performance, turning the convention into a memorable cultural event and repaying hospitality shown to the visitors.
A devastating forest fire devastates Poor Business N Washington, wiping out the village and destroying about a million dollars in timber. Nearby north of Duluth, another fire consumes extensive forest timber and damages properties. Authorities contend the blazes burn aggressively with rapid spread.
The article warns that each summer about 32,500 forest fires burn 7.56 million acres, costing around 825 million dollars annually. It emphasizes that most fires stem from carelessness and urges individual responsibility to prevent waste, urging citizens to never leave a fire unattended in the woods.
The Inca Elks baseball team traveled to St Paul and defeated the local Elks 19 to 17. Spencer pitched the final innings and Burns did the catching. A return game is set for July 2.
A clipped Abe Martin style piece notes how local pride overrides fear as a wary girl and others quiz civic duties. The column blends humor with reflection on taxes, community image, and neighborly vigilance in the town.
Dorothy visits her fiancé's grandparents and uncovers a long standing clash between lovers and relatives. Grandmother and grandfather reveal a thirty year feud over dining room decor, ending with a compromise of carved black oak and Spanish leather that pleases all. The piece blends domestic humor with a candid look at enduring family tensions.
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