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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1921
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text quotes Psalms lines about blessing, praise, and satisfaction. It mentions farmers and mouths praising in a devotional tone, with several garbled words and capitalization errors. The readable portion centers on prayer and worship.
Rail executives argue the waste charges cited by the railway brotherhoods are unrelated to the wage dispute before the railway labor board. They contend the core issue is whether railroad wages should be reduced, with living costs guiding any wage scale changes, and warn public interest must be safeguarded over private battles between management and unions.
An edition announces a historical pageant honoring early Wisconsin communities and pioneers. The piece stresses reader interest in local history, community involvement, and artistic, informative portrayal of county days and Towat history.
A regional literary pageant aims to dramatize local history from Prairie du Chien to Battle Island, with scenes built from famous explorers, defeat legends, and midwest upheavals. Community involvement is encouraged, highlighting heritage and patriotism through coordinated regional participation.
Western New York Chautauqua reports record advance enrollments spanning Texas Tennessee and the Rocky Mountain states. Dr. Arthur Bestor notes improved conditions but not yet prewar standards as churches face minister shortages and plan national Presbyterian church and training efforts at Annapolis alongside Methodist news distributive plans.
Madison reports a busy final stretch as the senate unifies to memorialize Congress on Soviet relations, debates home-rule measures, tax reforms, milk product purity, vaccination laws, and unemployment insurance. Key actions include the Gettle rail commission appointment, Peltier anti vaccination clash, and a push for adjournment by July 1.
In a fragmented narrative, the 1841 Chicago corridors recount a letter exchange between Lincoln and Mary Todd. The text portrays courtship, health trials, and social circle tensions, centering on Lincoln’s hopes, Mary Todd’s resilience, and the couple’s evolving relationship amid family scrutiny.
Professor of Economics at Lawrence College and Educational Director of Wisconsin Society for Civic and Economic Education answers questions on civics and economics. Submissions may be published in these columns or letters answered if space runs short, with a stamped addressed envelope. Address communications to Professor D. O. Kusman, Lawrence College, Appleton Wisconsin.
The article outlines the rise of the factory system and capital labor divisions, detailing state supervision to protect workers. It describes the Wisconsin model, the three member commission with $5,000 salaries, and its powers over safety, sanitation, child and female labor, apprenticeship, and workmen’s compensation enacted in 1911, plus its impact on working conditions and employer protections.
Delegates from the three Odd Fellow lodges in Tat Grosse were named to attend the grid lodge meeting in Milwaukee on June 7 and 8. Representatives include William Urathary and George Knebes for La Grosse Valley lodge No. 149, P. L. Granum and Edmund Thormeon for Normanna No. 280, and Edward Beys and Yamis Kiars for Gaveway No. 15.
The Radio club plans a Monday evening meeting at the high school focused on radio transmitters. Topics include tuning spark sets, transformer oscillators, and rotary groups. Speakers listed include Mr RD White and Mr T G Mfitler with demonstrations and discussions on pros and cons.
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