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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
3
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Wisconsin High TT ACTION notes support for an investigation of the state university led Wisconsin high school project. While charges against inspection are seen as possible, the overall result shows substantial student knowledge and practical demonstrations, valued as a model for other schools despite administration criticisms.
The Battle Royal pits New York against the dry Midwest as Harding faces Smith in a high stakes clash over enforcement. Analysts warn states may reject strict prohibition, risking Harding’s bid and prompting a national repudiation of the policy.
The speaker argues defeat could be due to many issues but warns that a majority voting for repeal would defy the constitution. He urges friends of prohibition to mobilize against a wet Democratic ticket and to use all resources in the battle.
Standard Oil of New Jersey chairman Powerful A C Bedford criticizes the Treaty of Versailles for overreliance on political aims and insufficient focus on bread for workers. He argues the war’s problems require economic fixes and predicts business leaders will assume leadership, citing Stinnes forming a European steel trust as an example.
An Eastern clergyman offers $1000 to any biblical infidel who can produce a single fact proving materialistic evolution from a lower species. He notes nothing can be absolutely proved and argues faith underpins the debate while citing Einstein and disputed mathematical assertions.
Proclamation outlines gradual liquidation of government stakes in factories lime mills and clothing mills. Authority plans to confine activities to public utilities and railroads, arguing Australian experiments prove success in reducing government involvement in commerce and industry.
A brief note reports Baltimore city council considering a beer measure as heat rises. It hints at social policy debates surrounding women’s work hours, noting married women may be exempt, and mentions the weather as a contextual backdrop.
In Ye Olden Times TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY Mr and Mrs Thomas Stavrum and Mr and Mrs J O Jorstad returned from the Synod Lutheran church semi centennial jubilee at Decorah Iowa where over 19000 attended. The William McKinley Post will march to Sparta for the July 4 celebrations. Mrs William Doerflinger visited Chicago for a Derby. Dr Hoeschler and wife plan a New York trip. Carl Brandt retires from farming at season end. La Crosse Methodist paper enters second volume with Dr J L Burns editor in chief. Mortis Langstadt joins Minnetonka band for a month and Hal Langstadt is first violin. George Dagendish builds a saw mill at Ninth and Jackson to cut limestone for monument bases. Frey family member moves from Prescott Missouri to Loomis streets. Thomas Knight becomes time keeper at Burlington office Grand Crossing.
Rose Mary Wood sits lonely at a boarding house table on Sunday night while the grouchy Mr. Fen watches ginger cookies. She heads to church with him after a nudge from his quiet, polite interest, then tours town and a shop window with him as a new romance slowly blooms.
Measures are being taken in Grant County to combat orange rust on raspberry and blackberry bushes. The disease causes the plant to shed leaves and die back gradually. Infected areas must have old plant material removed and ground rotated for a period to prevent spread.
Washburn council reports city indebtedness near 12000 with 915 cental hydrant center costs. Bayfield County has granted about 29000 for delinquent taxes to offset the burden. Miner Aurley fatality at Ottawa mine as Matt Koski, 25, dies after falling 20 feet. rescue attempt fails.
A public meeting of land owners along the upper Wolf river in Shiocton Wisconsin is set for Saturday to discuss flood control plans. Alan H. Tripp of Oshkosh will speak as president of the Association for the Relief of High Water.
Beauty experts praise olive oil shampoo as the secret to lustrous hair. The ad claims Palmolive Shermpoo provides silky, soft, and lovely hair at home for only a few cents.
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