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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
5
Emily Goetzmann becomes bride of Perkins Coville in a detailed society page note. The ceremony swirled with family, friends, and a procession of relatives, with hints of the wedding attire and reception, while numerous guests and local residents were mentioned among invited attendees and well wishers.
Fragmented notice describes a dance event with Yeomen and performers from Sayannit Tennessee. Mentions Fourth of July activities, a local association, and crowds gathering for dances. Names appear garbled and unclear. readers are urged to attend or follow further notices.
The item lists varied notices from Newburg including a loan offer for Cross Real Estate at 6 to 12 percent, names B H Volzkenburg Blix and Mr and Mrs Herbert Dally, a home sale at 456 North 16th Street for 1800, and numerous scattered references to local people, services such as osteopathy Dr Jorris Newburg Be, Molmen dance, Columbia Records Weis Book Store, and a brief sales ad for fireworks with reduced week prices.
A tapestry of brief items and ads from La Crosse area headlines including hospital notes, tailor and fashion mentions, fireworks promos, courthouse visitors, electrical fixtures bids, transportation services, and social events. Names include J N Gales, Henry Freehoff, B Rios, Markle, Gatew City Transfer, La Crosse Fish Company, Rainbow Gardens, and Ray Graves. Local venues cited include La Crescent, Holmen, Greenfield, Shelb, and Monroe County.
A fragment notes that the first graphite pencil was produced in England during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, marking an early development in modern writing instruments.
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