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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1920
Page
3
A cryptic OCR fragment cites Romans on no condemnation and walking after the spirit, with scattered references to Psalms and an exhortation about salvation. Context and precise meaning are unclear due to garbled text and missing surrounding content.
The League of Wisconsin Municipalities holds its La Crosse convention, offering civic education to all voters. It aims to improve taxation, public improvements, and municipal policy through shared ideas and expert discussion from state university researchers. Citizens are urged to review the program and attend to foster informed public opinion for the city’s governance.
NE hopes authorities will progress in their investigation of dog poisoning cases from the past week. The piece condemns deliberate poisoning as cowardly brutality and urges use of legal protections, noting such acts reflect hostile indifference and a cross grained human disregard for animal loyalty.
The Tribune and Leader-Press publish a call inviting readers to use its opinion columns to express political views. Publishers emphasize a commitment to free discussion and encourage broad participation in public discourse.
The Tribune and Leader-Press invite public discussion on national issues and emphasize that participation is a duty of citizens in a republic governed by public opinion. Contributions should be about 500 words, must be argumentative, and abusive or libelous content will be rejected.
Secretary of State Colby bars two newspaper representatives from conferences with newsmen in Washington accusing them of sharing views with the press. The piece defends free criticism and warns that improper reporting can be checked by law, declaring the era of lese majeste over.
A cable report says Berlin’s former Kaiser Hohenzollern has drawn his last will. The document supposedly bequeaths the Doorn funds to a museum and a diminished fortune to sons who stayed distant. Who cares, as no one asks about the Tower of London trial.
Ten years ago today a street opening committee held hearings on the value of property at the corner of Berlin and St James streets condemned for street opening. Articles of incorporation were filed for Southern Delta Land Co of La Crosse to reclaim waste marsh lands in Louisiana. incorporators were W L Hixon L M Hixon G H Gordon and W D Iden.
Alice Young, weary from travel and a shabby buggy ride, confronts Prince the horse and a sharp eyed fisherman who teases her with playful make believe. As she plans mischief, he charms her with kindness, inviting trust, and she discovers a longing beyond social cues, a truth behind the flirtation.
In Kokomo Indiana two sixth and seventh grade groups plot to send their unpopular teachers Miss Bauer and popular Miss Norman to France. The plan grows from rivalry and a newspaper coupon vote scheme. North High lines pledge school spirit in a cheer section.
A study of phrases and adjectives explores usage and nuance with examples like almost nearly and dandy. The piece includes a light riddle about a railroad engine and a playful pun on names in a short Old Lady Riddle section.
Eight years earlier Maurie Horowitch sold papers on Binghamton streets for the Republican Herald. A few days ago he and his brother bought for $100,000 the building housing the Republican Sun now the Binghamton Sun. The note recalls his hustling youth and frames his rise through journalism and local lore.
A tender voiced plea asks what is desired as a firm arm closes around a startled woman. She hesitates and breath catches, the moment hanging on his answer for all.
A Friday evening screening of the coal conservation film Coal is King will be shown at 8:00 in the Chamber of Commerce building auditorium. The Wisconsin Minnesota Power and Automobiles company, in connection with the Chamber, will present the film, distributed by Diamond Power Light Company of Detroit, focusing on coal supply, mining, and practical uses.
Abe Martin quotes Gran man Pash expressing relief at crossing the street before Ford prices rise. The humorous exchange centers on the financial strain of purchasing cars and the broader impact of price increases.
A puzzling fragment presents a riddle with names Gladys Clyde and Bill. It sets a numeric relation where Clyde ends with twice Bill and more than Clyde under a stated share. The text is garbled but suggests a 34 and 1 percent split leading to a 2 to 1 ratio between Clyde and Bill.
A fragment from a newspaper item lists trivia about presidents, including soldiers in the Revolutionary War, cabinet posts, Constitution signers, and youth records. It names Washington, Adams, Jefferson Davis’s father-in-law, and various electoral power questions.
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