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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1922
Page
6
Eau Claire Wisconsin hosts the annual gathering of Civil War veterans and allied groups. The G A R encampment will run from Monday evening through Wednesday night with auxiliary bodies and the Sons of Veterans meeting in city venues and churches across the area.
The Ta Crogee and Windus Intaes nf Giks announce an outing in Dakota Park Apex on Sunday. Originally planned for Galesville, the event moves after concerns over medical treatment access. The program includes a baseball game and feature activities, with details shifting between parks and dates.
A noisy convention scene in La Crosse draws delegates from many states and nations. The report highlights attendance figures, names of officers and visitors, and notes future events, including a Norwegian church conference in Minneapolis.
Free three day chest clinic underway with morning and afternoon sessions under the auspices of the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association. Doctors from Hopkins Minnesota and Milwaukee lead the event with nurses and assistants aiding registration and examinations for men, women, and children. emphasis on early detection and public health.
Fragmentary text shows Preus urging English use in a Luther church setting. The partial OCR mentions Governor Nestos, Goewenor BR, and references to church leadership and resistance. Overall content is garbled with missing details and unclear attribution.
From the page one continuation the Luther convention in Nebraska is described. The theme The Life Worth While centers on Romans 12 1 2 with emphasis on a consecrated life. The speaker calls for a living sacrifice and surrender to Christ rather than Old Testament shadows.
A severe storm left at least fifty people missing in New York as boats vanished from City Island and rivers. coast guard and yacht clubs aided searches while six deaths occurred from fallen trees. The squall lasted about 15 minutes with wind speeds peaking around 74 miles per hour.
A new fire pumper purchased for the teena fife Department will undergo an underwriter's test by a Milwaukee rating bureau representative at Riverside Park starting at 1 o'clock Tuesday morning. The public is invited to witness the test, which will last about three hours and include a capacity test and a two hour endurance portion.
Miss Margaret Brandenbore and Mrs. Mande Taylor have purchased the Daisy Hat Shop at 587 Main Street from Mrs. Daisy McDonough. They will run it as Brandenubre and Taylor, bringing combined millinery experience to the business. Brandenbure has 12 years in millinery, mostly at Doerflingers, while Taylor runs a six month millinery venture and previously worked in silk at Doerflingers.
Ferey or Purey, 48, a resident of East St Gavin, died of a heart attack while camping near the Miller farm after arriving with his wife and daughter for a tour. He worked as a buyer of horses and mules at the National stock yards. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at Fossler chapel and St Marys church, with burial at a designated lot. A note mentions government control of telephone service in Jaran.
Milwaukee delegates gather as Charles Henry Mackintosh opens the advertising convention focusing on practical order and changing conditions. He urges business leaders to adopt knowledge from shared experiences rather than costly theories to survive the modern marketplace.
Memorial mass in honor of Bishop Schwebac was held Monday in the cathedral. The service featured priests including Reisterer and Setearnry, with attendance by parishioners and friends paying respects to the late bishop.
Washington organizes a church union excursion to Winona with Li Cresse leading the trip. The voyage sails Tuesday afternoon, with a return by evening, and includes a stop at the Wooitns Cop the Congresasianat yluireh.
A Monday blaze in Ghadsport destroys five blacksmith shops and several supply houses on Soo Road. The fire caused extensive damage estimated at over one million dollars. Off duty firefighters aided by quick water application contained the blaze within about thirty minutes. no train interruptions. Neighbors provided assistance as the community grieved and floral tributes arrived from August Nehis and Venezuela.
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