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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
2
Claire Wis. Governor John J. Blaine addressed Badger Legion delegates urging devotion to public welfare and social service. He called for disciplined loyalty linking state and community with a unifying social purpose amid crisis, stressing consecration of young manhood to social welfare.
A report from Milwacker Wisconsin recounts a panel at the National Social conference where Miss Fratiers Parkins of New York state industrial commission described a case of hysterical blindness cured by separating a man from his lawful wife and keeping him with a woman he had wed after bigamy. The tale drew a hush and surprised delegates as investigators suggested neurosis and possible coercive marriage dynamics.
Sheriff Georg Tartan testified the escapees were Stanley Russell and Guy Sanders alias Cos Watts. A deputy was wounded by a revolver shot while pursuing. no serious injuries reported. Authorities also linked four other suspects to a May 12 robbery of the Augusta State Bank in Augusta, Wisconsin.
A fragment from La Grosse Tribune and Leadar-Dress notes an incident at the Morris home in Nangar Wisconsin on June 28 1921. The letter claims Mr Morris greeted the party at the door and Root was upstairs while no attempt to break in occurred.
County agent notes highlight spraying benefits on apples and plums amid frosts and pest pressure. Unsprayed trees show canker worm damage, curculio attacks in plums and cherries, and fire blight risk in apples pears and hawthorns. Control stresses pruning and selective spraying. avoid spreading infection via tools. Also reports on Duroc Breeders Picnic, North Ridge Horticultural Society gathering, and local crop exhibition notices urging farmer participation for state fair success.
The State Fair Association plans to add value to their premium list with at least ten Mammoth Clover samples. It notes the rarity of the plant, urging growers to contribute. The message emphasizes the need for growers to respond and share specimens for future exhibitions.
County Agriculture Agent Wes Spreiter urges exhibitors to prepare, citing Mammoth Clover as a key entry. The note underscores readiness for upcoming county agricultural displays and fair activities.
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