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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
2
The Wisconsin State Board of Health plans to set up maternity and infant health services across counties. The program includes medical examinations for expectant mothers, classes for fathers, and social services tied to hospital and clinic operations under federal aid.
The article reports several men convicted for making counterfeit money in a Superior Court proceeding in Madison. Judges, prosecutors, and defense attorneys appeared as sentences were handed down, with defendants receiving terms in federal prison and correctional facilities.
Wisconsin voters hear a brief platform from Johnsen, seeking a sixth term as state treasurer. He presents a concise outline of priorities, claiming long service and a public funds focus, with support from Milwaukee delegates. The platform, announced by the treasurer, aims to define his re election bid.
A garbled notice reports a transfer connected to Henry Bord and a receiver's sale. It references Lincoln company assets and a Tenry Mendorf entity, with mentions of Leland and Ford Motor Company. The text is fragmented and unclear about parties, dates, and actions.
A faded 1910s appeal urges readers to join the Chamber of Commerce to promote industrial growth and civic betterment in La Crosse. It extols collective effort, quality over quantity, and service to the community, urging immediate involvement for personal and city advancement through business and cultural progress.
The La Crosse City band opened the public band concert season with a splendid Riverside park show Tuesday night. Thousands filled the park and yards, Jose lanterns circled the grand stand, and redfire burned at intervals, enhancing the scene. The concerts will continue weekly through the summer with funds sought from subscriptions mailed to Chairman Punk at the Rubber Mills.
Rev Father Peter Dietz director of the American Academy of Christian Democracy in Cincinnati had his ecclesiastical orders revoked by Archbishop Moeller after he opened the AFL convention with a prayer. AFL leaders petitioned the archbishop to rescind. Dietz says he is not a socialist and supports mutual understanding between capital and labor. He may move the academy to Milwaukee or stay in Cincinnati, with orders extended to July 1.
This description praises Grape Nuts as a wholesome product made from whole wheat flour and malted barley, blended and slowly baked for twenty hours. It is presented as ready to eat with cream or milk, offering delicious crispness, flavor, and strong nourishment for health and efficiency.
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