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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1921
Page
5
A fragmentary wedding notice reports Ralph Bradish married a Freeport girl. The item includes family names, attendees, and social details, mentioning Tatton, Mry Beadish, and Miss Ann Stephan among others, with plans for receptions and church events surrounding the nuptials.
A scattered collage of wedding notices, club meetings, and community announcements. Items include a church ceremony for Miss Clara Welland and Mr. Joseph Uelir, various social clubs meeting at local homes, and a large reception at the bride's parents’ residence on South Fifth Street. Out-of-town guests listed and ceremony details described.
A fragment states the island of St Tiehena in the Atlantic coast of the Carolinas was once populated by freed slaves. It notes they are now free, with women and children protected, some aid for the infirm, and that they have schools and basic seasonal lessons, while old customs fade.
A garbled passage describes a sparkling water with unusual claims about its make and effects. It mentions a drinker’s cheek feeling pressured and references electrons, electrodes, and a “sparky” element linked to daytime spirits. The text reads as fragmented notes from a science feature with unclear conclusions.
An assortment of notices describes City Brie’ events including a Yeumtn fall dance at Sa Gsizupaing with Jecris and Kla, a Normal Lecture Course with tickets at Hebberid’s for $2.00, and armory hall dances. Also listed are store ads for Lily Good’s and Trebberd’s Drug Store, a bankruptcy sale of fixtures, and upcoming lectures and real estate deals. Page items mention Detroit trip for Louisa A. Owen, a portrait photography note, and local incidents such as a sunken barge accident near Homer with owner losses.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Titian and audit or auditiried terms, with phrases about attention and a whirlwind. The readable bits are sparse and unclear, offering no verifiable event, date, or location. The fragment lacks a coherent narrative for a proper summary.
The text describes a windy night along village roads with dust gusts and a person hearing a rope creak while fearing harm. The scene mentions a tall vertical dust column and a dangerous gusty stretch, implying a tense old atmosphere near the rural area.
Fragmentary text describes a Wyoming peak named The Devil's Peak as a notable geological feature. It mentions a tall, natural formation and references university or scientific discussion, including unclear measurements and figures.
A dubious advertisement touts a facial treatment pack promising dramatic skin improvement and a money back guarantee. It claims quick results and lists a price of 850, with notes about textures and tones, selling through McDonald Ga. in Groxse Wisconsin by mail order.
A fragmentary report notes a dairy in Pevearda, Cale, housing around 1,000 milch goats. The piece mentions columns and tension as it describes a crash and obstructed views near a base, with local agriculture highlighted.
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