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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
3
An examination of primary law flaws and party dynamics in Wisconsin argues that contests and party platforms risk turning politicians into bosses. The piece weighs whether reforms can preserve democracy, avoid caucus revival, and keep parties as vehicles for collective ideals rather than personal ambitions.
The writer warns that current Wisconsin primaries allow manipulation by individual bosses, mocking party incompatibilities and threatening democracy. Urges timely action to fix abuses before voters lose faith and the system is discarded.
The article argues for possible government seizure and operation of coal mines as a response to the coal strike and looming railroad disruptions. It notes Harding’s distaste for socialistic government action, warns of reduced anthracite output, and predicts transportation and manufacturing crises if mining resumes are delayed. It cites unions and private rail owners, urging public ownership as a logical next step.
Fragmented notes recount local events in La Crosse including a temple contract in Wisconsin, farewells at Castle Hall, a marriage at the Bernale Baptist church, and a post office tax return adjustment. Additional items mention a Georgian road flood high water, a dentist's European tour, and a city school reopening plan.
A fractured scene shows Constance questioning George's motives and loyalty during a tense engagement with Canstanes. Mrs. Dok confronts propriety as family pressures mount over a planned union and the risks of selfish choices. The dialogue teeters between doubt and resolve as a social test unfolds.
A wry Abe Martin quip notes that only thirsty people smile, suggesting humor in drought days. The saying reflects rural wit and a casual take on human moods.
The text shows a distorted scene with Constance and Georgen amid garbled lines about love and marriage. It briefly references Huck Finn and a county almshouse, suggesting a spoof or pastiche woven through a muddled exchange plus a jab at an office setting and a pink tea incident.
An old advertisement touts Peterson Ointment as a cure for ulcers sores and eczema. It claims quick relief for itching rashes sunburn and chafing with money back if unsatisfied. Endorsed by users from Rochester Buffalo and Custorville with statements praising its effectiveness on piles and bleeding conditions.
Secretary of the state board of education Britny urges the organization of a School of Fine Arts at the University of Wisconsin to provide continual exposure to the arts. In an address to graduate music students he states a duty to cultivate universal appreciation of music, aiming to purify emotion rather than inflame it.
The fragmentary OCR text presents no clear event, names, places, or dates to identify a factual news item. Available words suggest a garbled phrase without resolvable entities or a concrete incident suitable for a coherent card.
Convict No. 1172 known as Magg is described as the most popular hold-up man in Chicago. He allegedly stars in and drives dark car abductions, earning notoriety and attention in American Legion Weekly.
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