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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
2
A long OCR fragment lists Sunday schools, services, and event notes for numerous churches including First Methodist, Scandinavian Baptist, Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian, Episcopal, and more. It mentions service times, confirmands, missionary society events, parsonage duties, and special programs across a broad urban religious scene.
A state agriculture board warns that badger crop threats loom from noxious weeds across Wisconsin. Officials cite spreading warts and other growths, urge rapid action, and report fingerprinting of workers as part of enforcement measures while promising firm penalties if plants persist.
The Burlington hotel, a city landmark, is renamed Mentis Hotel under new management led by Clif? Ti, the stepdaughter of the late owner. The property has been renovated and will offer family suites. the rebranding continues the legacy of the Mentis name after decades of operation on Seven Street near Fat’s division.
A Syracuse speech extols advertising as a driver of productivity and lower distribution costs. The California Fruit Growers Exchange funded a campaign spending over 1 million dollars, doubling California fruit consumption in twelve years. Advertising widens markets, lowers selling costs, and benefits consumers with affordable, healthier oranges.
Fred Tailerwond president of the Erie Jallraart and former resident at Ta Cresse was a visitor in the city, spent hours with friends. Endervenod arrived Saturday with a special mac. Starring histrond qheer here a train dispatcher, Mr. Ind pswood rose rapidly. Heard in History two thousand Pilgrims came to America. Only some returned to Ireland, the last stayed in America. Buck squirrels and gray squirrels found in the same area born from the same parents.
From Springfield Wisconsin observers describe Illinois actions as undignified. The report mocks state officials and describes a chaotic scene with legislators sweating and a tense presiding officer. The piece blends satirical commentary with fragmented quotes.
Major General Peyton C. March, chief of staff of the army, will retire from active service on November 1. He will be succeeded by General Pershing and will join the army on the retirement time with certain duties in transition. Secretary Weeks announced the change. Dolphin Fishing In Russia The use of dolphin flesh has been found suitable for human consumption and the dolphin fishing industry is about to be established in Russia.
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