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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1923

Page

3

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Money Talks and Questions in Harding Era Debate

Fragmented OCR text references President Harding and cooperation, economic policy, and national projects. It mentions world events, vetoes, wage issues, and large figures like 7 000 000 and 22 000 000,000 in a political discussion about cooperation, antitrust, and public works. Names and places are garbled. the overall tone suggests a critical look at wartime and postwar policy and presidential strategy.

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Nervous Strain Drives City Life Change Advice

A fragmented piece discusses rising nerve strain in urban life, urging a calm change as remedy. It notes restlessness, hurried behavior, and impatience from queues to transit, with references to theater outings and societal pressure. Moloney echoes the call for personal adjustment amid increasing stress.

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Change of pace in vacations for mind and body

A defender of varied vacation types argues that city breaks suit farmers and townsfolk, while city dwellers benefit from contrasts. complete change yields recuperation, with brain workers needing physical tasks and laborers benefiting from mental rest. A daily hour of vacation is possible by opposites to routine.

Mahoney

Governor Blaine and Ridgeway Clash Over Appointments

The piece critiques the public quarrel between Governor Blaine and Senator Ridgeway of Elkhorn over political appointments. It notes Ridgeway’s contradictions about his board candidacy, comments on patronage in modern politics, and suggests many officials pursue favorable commissions through the governor.

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Catholic Church Plans New Calls for Mission Training

A March program outlines two new calls to teach ranom low and mobilize lay workers for a nationwide mission. The article notes a push by Catholic leaders to organize funds, enlist speakers, and unite churches of various denominations for the upcoming anniversary of Heidelberg Confession Christianity in America. It mentions plans to involve Trinity parish and Noonday services as models for a noon church, with a goal of training more mission candidates for September departures.

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Globe trotter Ferris plans July travel after La Crosse visit

W. J. Ferris, La Crosse’s globe trotter and Panama Zone utilities manager, dropped in for a home visit in La Crosse and discussed future travel. He plans to depart July 7 for England and France, with possible extension to distant regions, while maintaining ties to local affairs.

G. A. W. la Crosse W. J. Ferris Panams Howe Ferris Panama Zone Bond and Share Company Ne York South America England France South Africa Australia Variou Ineer

Babson analyzes business barometers for 1923 outlook

In Fells Point, Roger W. Babson argues that despite gloom, core indicators show health. Prices, bank reserves, imports, exports, and wages trend mixed but favorable overall, suggesting robust business through 1923 with financing easier and transportation improving.

VOTES COST per capita in Rochester primary election

Rochester voters faced a high per vote cost as 1,200 ballots were cast across 13 precincts. Total primary expenses neared $600, yielding about 50 cents per vote and highlighting the small turnout and elevated conduct costs.

Rochester Minn Moniay

Premier forgets cash during taxi ride to meeting

Premier Stanley Bald witt and Home Secretary Bridgeman rode a taxi to Hotel Ceci. Bridgeman exited first, the premier stayed to pay the fare, and Bridgeman later helped. The premier lacked change. A 13 year old was reported as the heaviest stockholder of a club authorities recently closed for liquor during Prohibition pours.

Cash Tondon Stanley Baldwitt Bridgeman Hotel Ceci Home Secretary Eng Clu

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