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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1923
Page
3
Unclear readable fragments mention M Arist and festive events with references to Pil and Srey be lana 2h. Unable to confirm full names or places. current text supports a brief note on gatherings and individuals, but lacks coherent details for a solid summary.
A Wisconsin Madisonian and former American embassy staffer suggests admitting Russian refugees to the state, hoping some will work toward university studies and eventual citizenship. Proponents see value in diverse experiences and skills, while concerns focus on assimilation and political viewpoints.
The June issue of Wisconsin Magazine features Bert E. Hop’s piece on Paul Bunsen a legendary figure shaping Lake Superior’s history and famed Wisconsin woodsmen. It also surveys tales teaching readers to Know Your Own State with notes on forests hills rivers parks and regional lore including writers Hew Stanley Lathrop Madison Governor capitol guide and Wisconsin’s Romantic.
The June issue features articles on Wisconsin topics by authors such as John H. Deniston Louise La Berge and Mabel Batcheller plus photographs and a strong editorial team led by Flor dy Stecholm as president and editor in chief The publication highlights Wisconsin’s landscapes parks and transport history including a piece on mob violence at Portage and a student symposium on Wisconsin as a playground of the Midwest The editors promise more beauty to come in future issues.
A fragmentary column quips about domestic life and superstition with lines on porch swings, dogs as watchdogs, burglars, and old proverbs. It mentions horseshoes pitching, marriages, and curious health tips, then hints at snack ideas like strawberry sherbet and peanuts.
Ten years ago and earlier community items reveal marriages in Monier German Lutheran church and First Baptist church, reunions, and local residents moving. Twenty years ago reports mention strawberries from Sparta, nursing course at La Crosse hospital, and city officials debating police chief pay. Thirty years ago notable weddings, editor visits, and West Salem incorporations featured in local columns.
A fragmentary romantic tale follows Janice and Harvey as they clash over life choices. Janice longs for a forested, simple existence while Harvey, a city man, wants practical security and status. After months apart, Janice returns to declare love, ending with plans to marry and adjust their worlds together.
A dogged incident reports a group named Te Jeurned Pluses shooting a horse in a waterway and abandoning it in the stream prompting community reaction and calls for action.
Despite fears of horse extinction due to motor vehicles, London sees no fall in the number of veterinary surgeons. The gain is credited to increased attention to cats and to more individual veterinarians despite higher horse thefts.
Business men of Milwaukee embark on a 1923 trade excursion traveling through Wisconsin and nearby states. The itinerary includes stops at Teelkesh, Neeneh, Applereit, Rhinelander, Superior, and other cities with meetings and entertainment arranged by the sponsors. Delegation leader Philipp, president of Witwanken, promises exchanges and cooperation between partners as the group plans to return to Milwaukee on June 15.
A suspect nicknamed Pants Bandit was captured near Superior amid a police arrest. Reports say the individual has a prior prison record and faced a fine for a separate offense. Details are unclear due to fragmented text and OCR errors.
William Mayhew of Clinton was fined 100 dollars or 10 days in jail by Judge Ho L. le Tar on April 28, 1922 for disrespect toward the flag. He hesitated when asked to recite the pledge, delaying until his attorney advised. Mayhew plans to appeal the verdict in circuit court.
A home remedy mix of two lemons juice and three ounces Orchard White is suggested as a cheap facial brightener. The instructions urge shaking the blend in a hottie and applying daily to the face neck arms and hands to lighten blemishes and achieve a youthful rosy-white complexion.
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