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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
7
A dynamite incident near Preston and Taneshore Minnesota left a man severely injured as a screw driver slipped triggering a cartridge explosion. The victim lost a hand and sustained serious injuries while others nearby faced possible fatalities as emergency crews fought to save lives.
A garbled notice outlines a shoe ban and its effects on trade and comfort. It mentions Japan, a committee, and various unclear terms about footwear restrictions and market impact.
A garbled passage hints at a pursuit or confrontation with names and actions obscured. It mentions a person named Grantred and a scene involving a witness or observer, suggesting tension and pursuit but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A brief note presents a beauty hint attributed to Talat Taek Lager. The fragment mentions a tip for the day but lacks clear context or full sentence structure, leaving ambiguity about the intended beauty method or its source.
In a call to citizens, the article urges readers to support a community Chamber of Commerce. It frames membership as moral duty and personal investment in town projects, stressing that civic effort benefits children and future generations and that involvement creates a modern, spirited citizenry.
A conference at Lake Geneva under Christian groups urged workers and firms to embrace mission work in industry. The speaker argued Christians should influence factory life and business practices to reflect faith, noting resistance from workers and the need for enduring missionary presence.
A damaged fragment describes workers in harsh hours and a gang urging action. A character Bil ly resists a planned game while another calls for engagement in a disruptive plan. The text references China, industry, and protest but is fragmentary.
A fragment from American Legion Week recalls a speaker saying a player struck out three times and warned that time spent on foolish amusements must end, urging more study. The line reflects youth discipline themes in postwar youth activities.
Chicago reports the consolidation of the North American Fruit Exchange and Federated Fruit, Inc into a nationwide distribution service for members effective January 1 next year. The North American company has operated since TL and serves many cooperative associations as a sales agency. A R Rule becomes general manager of the Fruit Growers after the consolidation. Fitzhugh Ludlow, noted author, later faced opium addiction.
The will of Inter. C. Dunn, Cleveland American League owner, leaves about 390000 to his widow Edith Dunn, making her principal owner and the first woman to own an American League club. It directs she keep Tris Speaker as manager and elect 4.8. Barnard president.
Secretary Wallace said crop conditions in the midwestern states are excellent after an informal White House briefing. He recently returned from a ten day Iowa visit where farmers expressed optimism about the coming harvest and favorable crop prospects.
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