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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
3
Streetcar losses spark talk of fare rise and one man cars
The La Crosse street car company faces widespread losses as factories idle and riders shrink. It argues its plan to shift equipment to one man cars and raise fares is a temporary response, but public sentiment fears permanent reductions in service and comfort, while other businesses also struggle in a lean year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strect
Lin Hls
la Crosse
Ats
Mare
Radical Venture Marketing Bill Faces Senate Debate
A radical venture marketing bill, in the form passed by the assembly, would extend broad powers to a commission, permitting intrusion into every man business and fixing profits. It describes a potential dictatorship over private enterprises and raises concerns about corporate assaults on competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Assembly
Wisconsin voices concern over proposed Marketing Bill
The discussion centers on government power to fix prices and market control. Critics warn the bill risks dictatorial authority over business with no clear court appeal, while supporters cite improved marketing. Debate notes that uniform national action may be more effective than state level efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
The Soft Pedal and the Public Noise Debate
A column argues noise is a shared burden in daily life and music. It suggests only producers enjoy noise, urges readers to use a soft pedal, respect neighbors, and keep noise within necessity and good taste, especially in hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onothen
Rausic
Caruso
Ten Years Ago Today Ingham Vacation Plans Highlight Brief
A look back notes Rev A V Ingham of Caledonia Street M B Church begins a yearly trip to Niegera Falls Buiaia New York and Boston. Wiles athletic director at the high school was hosted at a banquet by year’s top performers. Palmer, a noted horseman from Troy New York born 1844, died in San Francisco. Twenty years ago EF Mead’s macadamizing work on West Avenue faces blasting complaints threatening bluffs. Arthur Loeffler, 17, elected secretary of the English Lutheran Synod of the Northwest meeting in St Paul. First home-grown potatoes brought in by William Melarmeyer weighing .45 a bushel. Water works being installed at Onalaska street car barn. Great Illinois apples appear as first of season for La Crosse. Eastern Star chapter to organize with 43 charter members on June 22. W A Bishops new store building superstructure section began last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Ingham
Caledonia Street
M. B. Church
Niegera Falls
Buiaia
New Yorke
Boston
J. W. Wiles
U. O
Wilee
John ¥. Palmer
Crosse
Fargous
David
la Crosse
West
San Francisco
Henry Palmer
Mr. Palmer
America
Troy
Mead
West Avenue
Arthur Loeffler
Loeffler
Engish Lutheran Synod of the
Northwest
Ilnois
Lal Crosse
The
Eastern Star
W. A. Bishop
Millatreel
Mark ‘Potvin
Mr. Travis
Sinerrely
Perhapas
Tralin
Eleventh Street
New York
Rosamond Huster
Rosamoades
Fifth Avenue
Agair
Alcy
Gresham & Miner's
Erram
Mark Travis
Ens
Voter
Stan
York
Ron
Smn
Evis
Bla
Tiny
Rasanend Srangler
Jim
Dina
Travis
Loneliness and a New York Meeting in a Modern Tale
Mark Travis arrives in New York and, amid luxury and loneliness, encounters Rosamond Schuyler and a teeming social world. A letter from cousin Limty hints at a path, while a dinner with a studied hostess unfolds a clash of class and desire. The narrative traces yearning, alienation, and a fleeting connection against urban bustle.
Parables and Eugenics in a Turbulent Debate
William Fe Barton discusses population quality and policy, arguing for fewer defective and poor children and a constructive program to increase healthy births. He cites five good marriages producing five strong children and urges positive eugenic measures within a national context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernrak
Marrie
William FE. Barton
Theatre Man Tells How An Actor Makes His Voice Pleasing
A theatrical expert advises how to improve voice and speech for Mary and Johnny style social courtships. Steps include reading poetry aloud, recording faults, breathing techniques, and slow delivery. He recommends listening to actors on stage and imitating their cadence to develop a distinctive, confident voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Lsien
Mr. Samderson
City in Montana Riddle by Harry Mt. Lee Angiver
A puzzle from a Montana paper asks for a city name built from letter clues. Each clue hints a letter or pair while referencing names Ellen and Anna, ending with a city in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrax
Ellen
Anna
Montana
Harry Mt. Lee Angiver
Jeck Demp- Bey
Mystery Deepens in City Hall Staircase Scene
A man pursues a woman through a hall and stairwell after an encounter. She resists, speaks of secrecy, and references names like Rosamond, Seluyler, and Jane Taylor while the city’s mystery and romance unfold amid hurried talks and tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosamond
Seluyler
Sres
Stanin Cyyloes
Jane Taylors Storey
Roxon Schuyler
Lanely Dierele
Ancient Egyptian incubators illustrate 4000 year old methods
Fragmentary text notes that incubators four thousand years ago in Egypt operated on the same basic principle as modern devices. The wording suggests a historical link between ancient and current incubation methods, though details are sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Nuts to Crack C Make up one and send it in
A playful cryptic item asks when the beefsteak reaches its peak, credited to George Marshal Sphear versbach. It humorously inquires about a term shaped by cork sounds and a bottled product, ending with a quip about Popearo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marshal Spheaversbach
Dozen Cars Entered in Speedway Event for $14,000 Purse
Dozen Gars entered in the 225 mile Universal Trophy cup race at Sperdvengberg on Saturday with a $14,000 purse. The winner receives 11,000, others prize from 50 to 250, plus a $5,000 Universal Trophy to be kept by a driver who wins it three times. Names listed include Milton, Frontenac, Multord, Fon, Elinches, Mearna, Revere, Soul, Prenrena, Wonderlich, and others amid chaotic OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tniantown
Tas
Sperdvengberg
Tommy Milton Wing
Kelp
Starix
Oelkick
Amilton
Prontenac
Multord
Frau- Fon
Eiinches
Frontenac
Elot
Mearna
Revere
Soul
Prenrena
Wonderlich
Theusenburg Mosahy
Deasenburg
Sarles
Deusenearg
Thom Deysenburg
Miller Deusenburg
Alley
Frantense
Catching Tips From A Pro Caster For BeT League
A Chicago Nation s League club catcher explains the catcher’s role as the team’s signal master. He notes the catcher guides pitches and directs outfielders, stresses proper stance and gear, and urges multiple signal sets to deter opponent decoders. He advises practice behind the bat and sharing tips on money making plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gora and Girls
Bob O'Farrell
Chicago Nations League
Abe Martin Th weddins O Artie Small en Amy Manin
In Jones eight and one BP reuple the couple Abe Martin and Artie Small with Amy Manin plan a wedding at home in front of capital. Weather prompts a cautious forecast as neighbors brace for the ceremony and the festivities following the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie
Amy Manin
Jeffries Suggested as Referee for July Title Bout
Atlantic City reports that promoter and stakehold er Robert Edgren backs former world champion James J. Jeffries as referee for the July title fight between Jack and Georges Carpentier. The New Jersey boxing commission seeks a local official, with Harry Extie rumored as the preferred choice. A Monday meeting may settle the referee dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Robert Edgren
Jacks
Georges Carpentier
Utd
City
Jeffries
Kégren
Jask Bearns
Sempser
New Jersey Boxing Commission
New Jersey
Kearns
Harry Lextie
New Jersey Commission
Coteree
Pelish 1734 playbill directs pit seating for view
The 1734 Pelish playbill instructs spectators in the pit to lie down kneel or stand by row for visibility. It prohibits lying during a tragedy. The note aims to manage audience comfort and sightlines during performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelish
Cradle of the Nautilus and Sea Horse Metaphors
A fragment discussing the sea as a cradle and parenthood, likening the open ocean to a mother’s sheltering home. It mentions a paper nautilus and a sea horse carrying their young, using analogies of protective nurturing. The text is an evocative, literary aside with unclear context and stray phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egor
Halery
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