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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
5
A fragmented list of upcoming gatherings includes church suppers, study clubs, and community events across multiple venues. Entries mention locations such as Norman, Lavenus, and First Methodist, with notices of dinners, choruses, and social occasions scheduled in October and November.
The readable text outlines church activities, a wedding day observance, and mission society notes. It mentions names and streets, a circled social gathering, a Thursday afters meeting, and references to a First Church mission group and postnuptial sentiments, all in a dated community notice style.
A small town fete included a surprise birthday party for Miss Pancing with music and gifts. About twenty six guests attended as guests of honor were present. The event featured refreshments and lively entertainment at the home of Dr. Quid, 414 North Ninth, with several locals contributing to the festive mood.
Local notices describe events including a hall dance at Yeomen hall Saturday with meal prices and lists of vendors such as Electric Wiring and Fixture, Astropatay-Tr and others. The report mentions luncheons, dinners, and staffing at various venues, along with a bankruptcy sale of electrical fixtures and related materials.
General Pershing will travel to London before October 20 to lay a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier at Westminster Abbey. The ceremony will be conducted by a lieutenant officer named Pershing, marking a formal tribute by the American army amid ongoing postwar duties.
J Mervison of mit on thy North westerlit yoad was missing after a fall from an open door of a white train car near Machin Piyts. Severe bruises reported and search efforts continued as authorities investigated the incident at the station.
The vote by meat cutters backed Strile as president of the union according to a claim that 17 000 votes were cast. Executives consider the integrity of the election amid questions of authority and procedure. The article notes involvement of the CHPCACO IW and New Ap, with references to a superintendent and workers' committee.
About 55,000 gates were cast in the referendum last Saturday. Strong unions in Omaha Kansas City Fort Worth and other western centers have not yet reached full participation.
A humorous Local column notes how different men react after a day of labor, contrasting those who return cheerful with those who head straight to politics and voting, reflecting on workplace attitudes and civic duty.
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