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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
3
Moonshine politics and the Blaine bill clash in Wisconsin
The piece argues the unamended Blaine bill should pass to curb moonshine and mule peddlers, criticizing the governor for vetoing Matheson. It warns that failure to act will let moonshine ruin public health and safety, while urging the senate to strike a heavy blow against moonshiners even at political cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulton
Matheson
Senate
Crankey
Wisconsin
Blaine Hill
Mathe
Bill
Blaine
Maine
The Flute of Ab Yussuaf A Wedding Gift
Dory Lamers and Marion Wylie navigate romance under Uncle Oliven’s gaze as Dorry receives the famed flute of Ab Yussuaf. The instrument promises power to win love, though its allure unsettles Dory and Trace Olivers, ending with a wedding flute as a symbol of affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uacle
Oliven
Dorry
Wye
Marion
Joan
Maron
Yan Marionte
Axel de Crosse
Alarion Wylie
Ursert
Thail Faneiok
Tylio
Derry
Perry
Jeripw
Trace Olver
Denise
Elizabeth and Cousin Craft Cornstarch Beads
Elizabeth and her cousin mix cornstarch beads on a rainy vacation afternoon. They combine cornstarch with water and salt, heat the mixture, cool it, then knead and roll into small beads shaped by hand for a playful craft activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Wuiziberh
Ethel
Milas Rab
Leave of Absence Have You Challenged Your Friend
A fragmented note invites readers to join a contriouting contest, challenge friends, and send names and addresses to the Ector. It describes making beaded amulets from hatpins, beads, and pins, with steps to dry and shape them. The text mentions necklaces, club badges, and fobs, suggesting educational craft use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikete Giris
Wisconsin University Address On Education And Social Progress
President Birge’s baccalaureate message links education to civilization and social development. He cites rising university enrollments as democratic forces, stressing knowledge access for all classes and the role of educated citizens in solving societal problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birge
Wisconsin University
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Midwestern
Wisconsin
Moonshine Legislation Sparks Senate Battle in State
A fragmented account shows lawmakers debating enforcement measures on moonshine, with calls for immediate action and a clash with the governor over duties. Senators weigh whether to pass a duty bill or push the governor to act, amid factional tensions and potential vetoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Local notes on meetings and community events in La Crosse area
Ten years ago today a mortmary secret meeting at Myrick park elected delegates for a Lake Genoa student conference. Mrs. Ranert C. Whel heads a music set. Rh. RL Recler of La Crosse is elected president of the Modern Woodmen state order at a Buffalo meeting. various local notices include engine contracts, church rites, and school communion events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. CG. A
Mortmary
Myrick Park
Miss Truman
City Association
Lake Genoa
Ranert C. Whel
Chicare
RL Recler
la Crosse
Sepuy
Wroodmen
Dronzies’ Association of the Order
Buffalo
New York
Collage Life Quips Highlight Quirky Student Fads
A jumbled newspaper page notes jokes and reader challenges from students. Lines reference a detective named 5 famous, a riddle about measuring a foot, and a claim about college girls gaining seven pounds in sixty years, with a Pennsylvania University PE director commenting on trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gitte
Pennsylvania University
Abandoned 17th Hole sparrow tale in golf club lore
A fragmented account describes a golf club briefly abandoning the 17th hole to protect a nesting pair of English sparrows. The text recalls discussions on repairs, fence damage, and whether players should omit that hole while the birds nest. It notes sentiment about the sparrows and the club members’ reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Barton
Cary Zapil
Pramsie
Bud the newsboy who runs his stand like a banker
A 15 year old Pennsylvanian newsboy known as Bud runs a busy downtown stand. He treats selling papers as a serious business and spends time each night refining his methods, planning and evaluating his layout to attract customers. He insists on doing everything right, from placement to service, and seeks readers’ input for his neighborhood section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud
Tie
Hle Buatnese
Seemm
Redt
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