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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions Geden and belief in Nim, hinting at a theme of faith and salvation. The passage references an enduring life force and a significant parental figure, though details are unclear.
The La Follette platform is reviewed as a coherent expression of progressive philosophy by Senator La Follette and Gay John J. Blaine. The piece urges careful study of its planks, notes political tensions, and commits to fair analysis of issues without bias or personal influence.
A domestic scene unfolds as a sleepy man is roused by his wife who insists it is raining. He groggily questions the news while she explains rain’s meaning and implications, adding detail and emphasis to wakeful chatter. The exchange hints at daily life and shared routines.
A restless evening indoors follows a storm as a husband, weary from the rain and thunder, hesitates to argue over basement windows left open. His wife, already in bed, closed the upstairs windows and baby, while he mumbles uncertainty and accepts a quiet retreat from further conflict. Oh, man.
Ten year retrospective notes Felix Muetae return from study in Berlin. Fire dept and city events mark the decade, including new hires Jon Safford and Joseph Hunt. Plans for Nichals Lumber, Father White reception, and cornerstones at St. Pauls Catholic church. Also mentions Tarr Linen service, deaths, and local incidents.
Daisy Miller reads about Arthur Baldwin in the paper and thinks of love. A chance reunion with Armsteady from Allona in New York draws her into a pursuit of a better future while Daisy weighs family and social ties.
Readable fragments describe a scene with a telephone call and a crowd around a meter. Names and places appear garbled yet hint at a social or personal incident. The text references individuals like Mita and Millen, and mentions reporters or editors shaping a local narrative.
Jefferson County reports a new road building record with accelerated highway construction across the county. State officials note rapid progress on major routes and indicate continued work is planned as weather allows, citing contractor activity and funding allocations.
Sacramento residents mark a 12 week beard growth period as a clean shave event. George Hadnut and Georgea Brown, along with Chamber of Commerce secretary Irving Engler, back the movement while City Manager Clyde M. Lev touts the cause. A beardless parade and promotional efforts highlight a historic shave period continuation.
Wisconsin conservation officials plan film screenings to highlight the need to save state resources. The program, led by the Conservation Commission, will feature movies showing forest and prairie preservation efforts. Speakers from the agency will discuss funding and policy measures to protect natural reserves statewide.
Fragmentary report describes police pursuit and a possible fatal outcome near Pied Street in Gary Indiana, with authorities uncertain about the deceased subject and circumstances at the scene.
A distorted text fragment presents Berton Braley style verse poking at daily routine and dinner habits. The piece riffs on meals, weather, and boredom with a mock casual tone. Copyright noted as 1822 in the garbled excerpt.
A fragmented Abe Martin notice reports a man named Nevey facing a $3 fine. readable fragments suggest a fuller date may turn up, but details are unclear. The item resembles a brief local column entry with minimal context.
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