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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
12
Madison Wis reports the assembly declined to authorize Suh in a dispute with Llires. The record notes no action on the matter and cites procedural voting by the executive committee. The fragmentary text mentions nearby names and local officials though details are unclear.
A fragmented notice notes Norse Sangerkor organizing a musical night on June 28 with participants including Gatto and Urot at an event held at Ere coursed. It mentions singing, fiery gro sers and a local venue, though some names are garbled in the OCR.
The Wright and Son firm announced the opening of a jewelry store in the city. They plan to establish a reputable shop, with emphasis on quality pieces and reliable service for local customers.
Fragmented student letter from 1921 praising clerical work in the service and hospital settings at Wisconsin Business University La Crosse. Mentions training, routines, learning new forms, interaction with Washington officials, and a desire to rejoin for further instruction and guidance from a physician-nurse alumnus.
Reported selection places Harbrecht as secretary of the vocational board amid shifts in state industry oversight. The proposed appointment follows terms set by the assembly and reflects ongoing changes in the administration.
Beyerstedts and their twelve member orchestra launch an auto tour with a first stop at Winenn Misa, then travel to Vareepait to perform for Ben Brown for two nights, Thursday and Friday, in his house venue.
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered notes about an event at Diveti with a buzzing hive and uncertain plans. Mentions of death, danger, and family phrases appear alongside garbled names and dates, suggesting a troubled scene or unsettled proceedings.
Amid a legislative session in Madison, discussions focus on refund or appropriation related to the National Guard. Debates include costs, military needs, and potential funding measures, with veteran perspectives cited as context for the budgetary implications.
Roger W. Babson renowned statistician from Boston addressed the fifth international convention of the Kiwanians in Cleveland on Tuesday. He spoke on business cycles and fundamental soundness, predicting no improvement in business conditions soon.
Charles G. Dawes is selected by President Harding for the role of budget director in Washington. The report notes his prior work on fiscal policy and the administration’s aim to implement a unified budget system and related reforms.
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