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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
3
Rail unions report a 90 percent vote supporting a possible strike over wage cuts, though the ballot authorizes only officials to call a strike. Government pressure is expected to deter action while unions argue public necessity justifies wage reductions, and consequences for freight rates and broader prosperity loom.
A Kiwanis luncheon this week featured Governor Nestos of North Dakota introduced by Governor Bleine. Nestos, who opposed the Nonpartisan League and defeated Governor Fraser, is referenced in connection with wartime politics and party claims about Blaine's election.
Neslos enters the campaign with Nonpartisan support after Governor Blaine introduces him. He delivers a sharp rebuke to the Nonpartisan League amid legal charges against Joe and the league’s founder Townley. Despite the clash, observers doubt the incident will tarnish Nortos’s standing with his Nonpartisan allies.
A nostalgic look at old time church socials with ice cream made in the basement, croquet on lantern lit evenings, and the social rituals that paired young folks in a wholesome ante jazz era. It recalls the Young Ladies Aid Society events, chicken dinners, and the shared duties of hosting and cleaning up.
The article notes ten candidates taking examinations for police force eligibility with six certified and two new patrolmen expected to be appointed. It lists Chaney O. Dennison and others as elites, mentions social democratic ticket at a Milwaukee convention, and delegate appointments to the Seventh Congressional district central committee amid travel to New York and forthcoming sailings.
A fragmented narrative portrays a romantic meeting and questions a private proposal within a tense domestic scene. Names and setting drift in obscurity as characters argue over a private matter while moving toward a secluded country location.
A dramatic cave-in rescue unfolds as workers dig through rock to reach a trapped bride-to-be. Rescue teams, aided by a phone call alert and heavy gear, free her after hours of labor. The suitor’s brave efforts and cheers from village crews accompany the perilous rescue. The couple celebrate with a kiss as the mine site returns to routine.
United States Department of Agriculture reports the total value of the 1921 vegetable crop at about 1.1 million dollars. Farm gardens and new garden items add to the total, with melons cabbage and potatoes among noted yields, while projections for 1926 are discussed with broader farm output context.
A garbled high water notice mentions wardens and railroads, warning of a lake rise and urging preparedness. It references mass attention and a seal Watons piss OVOP, with a claim that sixty thousand people are affected and a period of a month reads the pine word.
Abe Martin observes the feller with a hat and chalks of whimsy as the clerk plots plans while charging ahead. The scene captures a quirky slice of small town life with locals and shopkeepers in a moment of comic conflict.
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