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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1923
Page
4
Readable notes report five marriages tied to Sparta and nearby towns in a single week. Nuptials include Maria Rich to Ernest Conrad, with ceremonies in Sparta and Milwaukee, plus related vows in Tomah and Madison. Couples depart for new homes in Milwaukee and Chicago after ceremonies, while a publicity push aims to boost Red Wing advertising this fall.
The 1923 June Treasury report shows U.S. gold stock at a new high of 4.0 billion dollars, rising by 43.5 million in May. The Fed's weekly statement notes a 25.4 million gain, with banks keeping gold in reserve to curb money growth. Analysts warn of credit expansion risk if gold inflows persist, while rates stay pressured by booming holdings.
In Viroqua Wisconsin D TE Slack post commander presented medals to ten students including Beulah Hornstad Allan Seime Edith Hope Smith Henry Harris Thomas Munson Frederick Nixon Arnold Ramsett Ernest Fulton and Sidney Tuhven. A band concert at Temple theatre featured juvenile band and remarks by Mr C J Smith. Semi monthly Rogies Community club met in Eckhard open space with luncheon by Legion Auxiliary and entertainment by Milm Keljohn in La Crosse. Vernon County Sunday school convention set for June 20 at Springville highlighting superintendent methods and running the department.
Moon cars endured grueling testing over 25 days with 104 mile round trips taking about three hours and four minutes each. The fleet averaged 18.4 miles per gallon fuel and 2,750 miles per gallon oil as every component stood up to the extreme strain.
The report lists a business adjournment and a busy church program at La Farge with a nominating committee, devotional, address, and a noon pi c e dinner. It notes Women’s society officers elected and a Sunday service at the Methodist church with a Children’s Day program and numerous recitations and songs. It also records marriages and travels of residents, with visits to Madison Chicago and Madison clubs, and relatives staying in Viroqua.
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