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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1923
Page
7
Dr Prince receives notification that a change in supervision is to be made on July 1 amid official notices from Wisconsin. A letter and state paper details appear, but the fragmentary text blends with unrelated lines, leaving the key fact that a superintendent change is imminent.
The item presents an aged newspaper extract listing prices paid for farm produce including potatoes beans greens and cattle. Readable fragments show values and commodities though several words are garbled. The readable data points include crop and livestock names with scattered figures from the past.
A series of automobile touring signs bearing a La Crosse slogan will be distributed by Lions Kiwanis and Chamber of Commerce offices to advertise the city in May states. The signs, shaped to attract attention, are placed to direct travelers toward La Crosse and feature arrows and bold lettering.
The Young People's Society of Stone Lutheran church will host eight o'clock programs including Open Thy Gates of Beauty, choir, scripture readings, and prayers with Rev. Ostrem leading hymns. Local residents' comings and goings include remodels on Elisha Mills and Sidney Johnson homes, visitors to Caledonia, Duluth, and La Crosse, and births at Caledonia hospital.
Mrs Keelere spends summer with her grandparents while visiting her brother in La Crescent this week. Mire. Julius Anderson and daughter are noted, highlighting family visitors in the local column.
A Caledonia notes plan to allocate about $750000 this year for hospitality and related public outreach programs. The move aims to boost community engagement and support local events through enhanced services and facilities.
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