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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
5
Madison reports the assembly killed the Hirst automobile privilege tax as a funding measure for highways. The debate centered on financing highway construction with a proposed 2.5 million annual annuity if Congress approves new funding. Governor Raines warned against broad tax changes while lawmakers considered alternatives to raise revenue for road upkeep.
A mixed listing of upcoming cultural events and lectures appears for the weekend. Notable items include a Rotary club gathering, a wine excursion, a morning church service, and an evening lecture lineup featuring Riccarde Martin and Vera Poppe among others at local venues such as First Presbyterian and nearby cultural groups.
A miscellaneous village notices page lists weddings and engagements, bankrupt sale hints, invitations, and local ads. Names, places, and dates appear in a garbled stream, with references to Mant Mt, Wo Zoeller, Shelby, Oak flooring, and a June 15 dance.
An Associated Press report describes the American army on the Rhine as the world’s best organized force, detailing unit strength, leadership, engineering, medical corps, field hospitals, and plans for rapid deployment, air support, and occupation duties. It notes shortages in ranks but portrays a capable, balanced occupation army ready to move against or to hold territory.
Community listings show various notices on work suspensions in La Crosse and visits by graduates, plus advertisements for flooring, electrical fixtures, plumbing, and carpentry services. Names include Linker Electric Co and Milwaukee rental foreman Robert Bribram, with trips and honeymoons mentioned for local residents.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a romance scene where Tor’s mother asks about a potential match. The text references a character named Jeliny Tones, a crowed event, and mention of defenders and a place Lolo-Nansis Cir Sian, but the overall meaning is unclear.
Bitter Senate debate followed by final passage of a substitute measure offered by Sterling. The bill, approved 45 to 81, shifts control to the federal trade commission and away from separate agencies, with amendments narrowing publicity and extending regulatory reach over packers and stockyards.
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A garbled early 20th century fragment discusses olive oil and scalp treatments, claiming benefits for dandruff and hair texture. It references brands, purity percentages, and comparisons to syrups, with odd notes about manufacturers and trials, but the text is incomplete and hard to parse.
At the Denver meeting delegates opposed to wearing union labels were defeated. The convention debated inspection and entry rules as the federation pursued a voluntary, labor unity stance. Gompers warned strikebreakers face consequences while delegates pressed for synchronized labeling and delivery preparations.
A letter from Mary Osetl Brome of Prairie du Chien Wis dated April 41 1921 describes moving from Wisconsin Business University La Crosse to pursue clerical work with Standard Oil. She notes learning in accounting and occasional laboratory help under J Atsinson Milwaukee and promises a better wage with experience. The piece promotes a combined high speed course claiming good positions low cost short time and valuable education.
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The Washington DC General Labor Council read a resolution praising efforts to support labor organizations and leaders, while urging the reelection of Gom yiets as labor's response to a larger alleged movement.
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