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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1951
Page
2
Report from Bern's agricultural exhibition notes a shift in tractor sales and new models showcased. Local vendors, including notable firms, present at the event drawing farmer interest and industry chatter.
In Osseo Wiss city bell at 8 30 Tom Burgess leads four female homemaking contestants in a quiz performance for more than 300 attendees as Snow Carl Smith Jim Wakely and Hatk Wil are named as universal favorites among listeners.
Uncle Ray explains soft shelled turtles found in North America along the Mississippi and other regions. Their leathery shells bend unlike hard shells and measurements note shells about 15 to 16 inches long and a foot wide with some individuals weighing 25 to 40 pounds.
A notice indicates Ray is in the care of the newspaper and advises readers to allow about ten days for a reply. The brief item records a general inquiry or service request with no additional names or locations.
Psychologist E Lowell Kelly found engaged pairs rate themselves and mates as more alike than friends rate them. Couples believed they were closer in personality during engagement than they actually were, hinting beliefs may persist.
Uniontown court awards Arthur Newman six thousand five hundred dollars after a monkey bit and snapped off part of his finger in the animal show tent.
A mail item sent from New York to a Memphis firm traveled through Mexico City without a stamp or postmark, ending up far from its origin.
The lineup opens with Organ Melodies at 6 00 p m followed by Dinner Musicale at 6 30 and Views of the News at 7 15. At 8 00 Music for the Connoisseur airs and a 9 00 Concert wraps the evening program.
The South Carolina senate passed a minor amendment to a general appropriation bill giving Citadel Military College in Charleston an extra 50 cents after a typographical error nearly kept it out. Senator O T Wallace of Charleston objected during debate.
In Bridgeport Alabama a dynamite blast was set off after a 19 year delay. The operation involved blasting holes for charges and releasing debris as work progresses. Affected workers report the delay was finally overcome.
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