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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
7
Thousand attend annual Livestock Breeders Meeting at West Salem where the booster event drew crowds. Details unclear due to OCR artifacts but report notes dairy farming focus and speakers Grabhill and C P Norgord among participants with emphasis on beef and dairy production.
Fragmented OCR lists participants animals judges and results with many unreadable names such as Nuttenman Griswold and Knudson. Mentions calf and bull calf champions and owners like Mrs Waston and Hayton. Provides scattered affiliations and ages but many errors hinder full interpretation.
An old observation on fish and birds sensing weather changes. Fish use swim bladders to detect air pressure shifts, causing restless behavior before rain. Birds carry extra air in body reservoirs and react by seeking shelter as pressure changes.
The text traces the history of bookworms from Ev onus in 450 B C to 1465 Horace Minrographia illustrating a bookworm, now seen as a silverfish, damaging coated papers. It notes varied regional insect threats across dry moist fat and tool regions, leaving no universal protection for books.
The passage notes that white ants devastate books quietly by tunneling to gain access with a small opening. Their work is rapid and unseen, so ravages go undetected until a book is almost ruined.
A magistrate questioned a battered woman who appeared with severe hair damage. She said her husband assaulted her, striking her head with a framed wall hanging reading Bless Our Handsome Home. The oddly phrased testimony reflects a confusing court scene from the American Legion Weekly.
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