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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

3

Bread on the Waters and the Near East Relief Trade

The article argues American Near East relief creates lasting value beyond charity. It notes relief goods standardize local demand shaping markets, boosting American product use and trade without coercion, as relief efforts fund profits and goodwill. Bread on the waters returns literally through renewed commerce and perception of American aid.

Near East Incan Chamber of Commerce Levant Europe

Wisconsin primary reform urged to reflect will of the people

An editorial argues against a national crusade to end primary election days. It urges Wisconsin to study and repair its primary law, noting the Mars Ann amendment intended to prevent minority nominations by transferring votes from eliminated first choices, a system later repealed amid claims that only experts could count it.

Iowa Indiana Pennsylvania Wisconsin Alary Ann Segmond

Wisconsin primary fuels bossism and trading in politics

The column argues the Wisconsin Mary Ann law failed a fair trial and exposed bossism in primaries. It cites La Follette faction purges and neutralizes blame, warning that future elections could be bought through consolidated deals between Republicans and socialists, risking democracy and the primary idea.

la Follette Gordon Oldrich Dithmar Wisconsin

Norwegian Lutheran church marks fiftieth dedication anniversary

A long weekly column recalls the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Norwegian Lutheran church at Sixth Jst Division street. Events include a morning bell tower ceremony, a reception in the living parlors, and a Europe-bound student journey by Ben Brindley senior. Other notes mention local clergy appointments, a lecture by William Jennings Bryan, and various community notices from twenty to thirty years ago.

Fen Toroarrow Straere Walma Sere Europe Ben Brindley Sen Judge Brindley Everett Chitten Vey State University Floa Normal School Lipit Gaveynpe Thomas Moris Madison Board of Normal Regents Inter Women Julius Gamm Gamm Northwesterm University Watertown Wis G. C. Reim William Jennings Frran United States Lamaraing Laras Theatre J. J. Hogan Tub McKinley Black River Memnday Ole Larson Guree Montana Lhcate

April Showers Bring Wedding Weather Romance

In a rain soaked city a nervous Denton fears Gwen’s hesitation over a rushed wedding. A chance shelter under an awning with Byther leads to revelation and a restored bond as the sun briefly shines and a proposal hangs on a shared umbrella.

Jack Denton Mr. Trentons Byther Pele Ignory Jim Gwen Cerry Blaing Jerry Denton Blaine Polly Ing Borinn Wong Jerry's Polyavite Gwer Matey Gryen Cerhans Qigslinn Sun Mehine

Employers Meet With Ferry Men To Discuss Pay

Representatives of ferry workers including stewards firemen oilers water tenders and marine crews met with employers to seek wage adjustments. The discussion centered on a high to moderate pay raise for three entities and a hoped $100 monthly scale as a wage baseline. Names listed include Pere Afareneete and Worbash unl Grand Penne among attendees.

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Public Debate on Personal Liberty Stirs Editors and Labor

A letter from POET SCHTIVER urges defense of personal liberty against Prohibition era limits. He cites Samuel Gompers and labor groups opposing beer and light wine prohibitions, arguing such laws harm workers and families.

Xeeterday D.C. Chaphel New York Association Aradhnel of Prohibition Peeale Gompers Qinion Schtiver

Abe Martin style quip on a feller winning a fair bride

A concise Abe Martin style quip ponders a man winning a fair bride versus his temper and hints at a separator between appearances and reality. A playful line reflects frontier wit as an Aneel agent questions acoustics in a Me jelo halt.

Mejelenn Halt

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