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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
8
Twenty two boys and girls received pigs at a Friday noon Chamber of Commerce pig club dinner at Myrick Park. More than 206 people were served as merchants and civic leaders spoke on club work and future prospects.
Drafted in a garbled. mixed text urging farmers nationwide to mobilize for improved terms. Mentions wage earners and a national White conference, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a fatality and an injury in an incident on a Wednesday near a building site. The text is garbled, with misread place names and missing details about persons or organizations involved.
An advertisement proclaims a simple at home method to remove corns. A druggist sells a tiny bottle named Preezone for a few cents that promises relief and complete removal of hard corns and calluses without pain.
Douglas MacLean stars in The Signal Trail at the Rivoli, a light postwar adventure comedy with satire on social foibles. Supporting cast includes Raith Roberts and Dana, with era humor and a string of misadventures driving a feel-good, amiable plot.
A list of bills and actions across committees including fish and game, duplication of work by state inspectors, appropriations to Wisconsin Minnesota commission, penalties for thingers, teachers’ retirement fund in Milwaukee, police pension board, public printing, sick leave for Milwaukee employees, payments to the state, liability of public showmen, loans to municipalities, rating organizations, legality of funds, municipal borrowing, school district borrowing, fox farm protection, and a tax exemption for home steads. Senate engrossed bills include Johnson on the 8560 exemption and Staudenmayer on Portage improvements funding.
A compact record of legislative items including appropriations and bills in various committees. Notable entries cover $250,000 for Northern Lakes park purchase, maintenance of elevators and storage facilities, school text book distribution, building height limits, evening college classes funding, county taxes for state highways, juror elections, building loan fees, municipal court creation in Burnett county, income tax, liquor penalties, aid to the blind and deaf, land conveyances related to the Veterans Home, motor vehicle operation for hire, and a joint resolution amending the constitution to empower salary setting for the governor.
The ninth annual convention of bankers association delegates elected EF A Rudolph to preside as president of the National Bank of Cammerers with WH Doyle of Platteville as vice president. O'Brien of Kenosha and others joined as executive council members. the group carried over from last year. Minutes show names and roles for Virona and Waiter as part of the council lineup.
Kenosha Wisconsin officials order city to shift to standard time as required by a broad time regulation. Local government moves to meet the provision, with implications for schedules and daily routines.
Sheriff Abbotts led raids with Deputy Raub and two federal agents arresting John Helter near Caleronia for manufacturing intoxicating liquor. August Sehroader of Winnebago and Radoalah Enestler of Sirewnsville linked to distillery, with corroborating seizure and evidence recovered two miles down the Brownsville river bend. Angstler captured after raid, 38 revolver and shells seized from his one room shack.
A vintage advert promises a freckle and blemish cream made from lemon juice and Orchard White to lighten freckles and tan. It instructs daily facial application to achieve lighter skin, softer texture, and a rosier complexion.
Engstler remains jailed after failing to locate backers for a daylong engagement plan. Witnesses say he admitted throwing his pistol into the river when the approaching group was spotted. The other two defendants were released on revised bonds of FL.000.
A severe electrical storm drenched Preston Minnesota and surrounding areas uprooting trees and damaging crops. The heavy rain forced the circus vendors to abandon the show as water filled fields and toppled tents along trunk highways No. 20 and 21. Crowds dispersed while the event was washed out by two hours of torrents.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions river conditions and a weather event causing people to wade. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to establish a definite incident or outcome.
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