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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
16
The Market Basket is highlighted as this newspaper's top feature with emphasis on reader engagement. Mentions Marienbad, Vienna, and other European rail capitals appearing among shipves and vessels named Berengaria Reliance and Ametien in the text.
Wisconsin lawmakers consider relief from taxation as Senate approves a Johnson bill sending it to the assembly. Exempts $500 from tax value for homesteads and faces mixed support. Opponents warn it shifts burden to farmers and Milwaukee properties amid debate on homeowner ownership. European travel wave cuts heat, with 3,000 sailing to Europe including Paris and London destinations.
Frederick I. Thampean, Bermingham Alibema publisher, was reappointed commissioner of the United States shining hour. A Democrat, he was first named by Wilson in 1929 and reappointed by Harding in 1924, now receiving another term.
Two men, William E. Kriland 29 and James Breaf years old, were buried by a sand bank collapse while digging near a truck. After about half an hour, there were signs of life. News also notes added hail losses in Davison County from a storm that hit Mt. Vernon and surrounding townships, affecting 454 acres of corn, 252 acres of wheat, and 140 in oats.
In Matison Wisconsin residents including teachers doctors small bankers and lawyers were said to be highly susceptible to a scheme. Senator Morris of Milwaukee claimed Wisconsin lost seven million in worthless stocks during the last year and noted the state has more markers than any other state.
Reders arrive for roundup Belle Foircle. Hugh and Marin Streisand Leonard and Magmp Stoud Frank and Bonnie Mr Carroll and twenty other riders and papers join twenty seven riding roping and trick horses from Texas to attend the roundup here. R H Fass of the T Wt Ranch at Allard Montana is here with seventy wild horses.
Neenah officials launch a movement to preserve remaining pioneer relics for historical value. A committee will assess the feasibility of requiring title to the site and the first frame building in Neenah to safeguard these remnants.
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