Fragmentary note on Lamonde Pie and Lowil as gods
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
3
Nansen Views Russia Trade and Private Business
The article notes Fridtjof Nansen’s fair assessments of Russia, highlighting his observations on private traders gaining 28 percent of goods in July 1922 as NEP allowed private enterprise. It argues middlemen, both private and state cooperatives, are essential to distribution and that Russia’s mixed system offers lessons for civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Fridtjof Nansen
Nansen
Rusia
Our World
To Kill T. B. E Schumann bill advances in Senate
The To Kill T B E Schumann bill to eradicate bovine tuberculosis passed the state Senate amid considerable opposition. Governor Blaine assured farmers last week he would not block the bill if it clears both houses, signaling legislative confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Schumann
State Senate
Senate
Blaine
Bill to Aid Farmers Passes Senate with Million Dollar Plan
The governor signaled support removing a key obstacle as the Senate approved a two year, one million dollar eradication bill for farmers. Members praise the measure as a public health advance and urge farmers to lobby the assembly and governor in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Schumann
Leviathan trial voyage sparks political clash at Cuba cruise
The Leviathan, recently reconditioned by the shipping board, sails for Cuba with guests chosen by Chairman Lasker. Democrats cry foul, calling it a government expense picnic, while Republicans fear waste. Rep Madden of Illinois initially declined then reversed to join the trip as President Harding voiced no objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leviathan
Shipping Board
Cuba
Lasker
Wilson
Madden
Ilinois
Junket
Harding
White House
Madeen
Illinois
Cuba Libre
Weather Talk and Oddities From a Fractured Page
Fragmentary notes reference heat, rail strike absence, and whimsical lines about women shaping men. Mentions doctors filling veterans’ teeth with brass and a plan for an island beyond a three mile limit. Odd phrases imply nautical danger and a stoic man keeping his chin up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Three Mile Hmit
Nan Water
Olden Times Notes Ten Years Ago And Twenty Years Past
A collage of items from La Crosse history notes ten years ago graduations, theater events, and early 20th century plans. Highlights include the class of 1913 with 194 graduates, strikes and arbitration, and campus moves, plus twenty years prior societal notes on local leaders, property changes, and church ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Ling Weimar
Crane Normal Institute of A
Potsdam
New York
G. A. Dahlgren
Beloit
Beloit College
D. A. Atkerson
Loreal Normal Schocl
State University of Washington
Seattle
A New England Feud Between Vauban and Caproo Families
A long standing feud between the Vauban and Caproo families spans generations in a New England setting. Rivalries over inherited lands and a shared rural boundary fueled disputes, captivity of a cow, and a pattern of coercive threats shaping young Clinton Vaughan and Louise Capron as they grew amid wealth and secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vauban
Caproo
Jon
Wad Striet
Daushter
Louise
Clinton Vaughan
Dudie Marshall Vaughan
Eeranl Ehanrea
Geirg Tadians
Vasserine
Capra
Vaughan
Clinton
Tenlee
Capea
England
Sears
Howse
Cinthia
Pantens
Alinidd
Untitled Tale of a Complex Social Scene and a Wedding
Fragmented text depicts a dramatic social encounter ending with Clinton and another marrying after a tense negotiation. It mentions Mrs Capron and an unnamed ocean voyage, then shifts to insurance and a state medical board appointment. The piece blends personal drama with legal and public notices from 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie
White Youth Clay Promises Beauty Revival Secrets
An advertisement touts White Youth Clay as a patent cosmetic that purges skin impurities, reduces sallow tones, and minimizes wrinkles. It claims rapid effects within 20 minutes, with benefits like revived skin color and tightened pores, offered by Horachien Bros. and others through a nationwide sales network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsath
Mark Shere
Revara
Horachien Bros
Crosse
Wis
Jeadine
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Pie
Lowiil
T. B
Tom Sims
Binery
Averawan
Clara 3B. Sloan
G. A. BR
Wintonsia
Ghipnewa Falla
Lennie Grimes
Council of Administration
F. L. Pare
Masonic Grand Lodge
Milwaukee
Corscott
FL. Page
F. H. Hartwell
Walter Woolf
HK. McCarthy
Gillette Street
Joan Stevenson
George and
Gillatts Streets
Ae Himnansen
Gillette
George Thompson
Treland
St. Panterday
Ambrose Murphy
Witnes
Father Thompson
Tome Arcow
Lake Minnetonka
J. P. Miller
J. P. Easton
State Street
Concordia Society
Joseph Pohrislo
Christina Lantta
St. Wenceslaus Church
Milter
O. C. Hall
M. Steenberg
Whitehall
W. F. Gabres
North la Crosse
New Orleans
New England
H Irving King
BY Williams
Heri Nea Sravice
Canren Kre
Cates
Kovee Pembler Asay Fisethey
Phynaghy
Teulsin
Hysh
Vanehin
Barry
ARNON
Aten Gan
Lestiston
Anis
Tenental
Madison, Wis
Dr. Swallh
William Kerth
Wetzel
Facnly
Wisconsin College of Phisirinnis
Surgeoi
Wetsel
Wndsy
Chamberlain
Edna Wallace Hopper
Nillians
Boo
France
Bearns
Bellans
Lloyd Baby
Lloyd
Marshall B. Lloyd
Lioyd Oye
Baby Carriages
G Furniture
Llloyd Manufactioring Company Wood WareReld Co
Singe Michigat
Mothore
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