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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
3
The Ku Klux Klan is described as an invisible empire enforcing a biased Americanism. Violence against citizens and threats against leaders are cited, with calls for civilized opinion to halt the movement before it becomes guerilla warfare and poisons race relations. The attack on Mrs. Tyler is noted as a warning of potential broader consequences.
The YMCA membership campaign stresses funding through member dues to sustain the institution. It argues membership shapes character and community impact, linking regular facility use to merit, and asserts the organization elevates citizenship and moral development in La Grasse youth.
The piece extols a faith based outreach that blends morality with civic duty, urging donations as prudent investments in society. It argues fellowship fosters stability and lawfulness, while urging readers to consider personal responsibility and possible future benefits to community life through charitable support.
The Chicago remark by Secretary Wallace, Harding's agriculture head, on railroad rate cuts, appears timed to influence a major railroad executives meeting. The passage suggests cabinet influence, implying the administration likely favors reducing freights and wants to project a pro‑policy stance before the conference.
Ten years of service at Christ Episcopal Church end as Rev Moller moves to New York City to lead St Chrysostom’s Church and oversee Trinity Parish. The report includes local civic notes on taxation, Bankers Association delegates in Milwaukee, and community health and industry updates from Onalaska and La Crosse.
Imogene and Tmogene share a tense night as a downtown drug store visit triggers jealousy and secret longing. Rumors, a quiet offer, and a sudden push toward romance collide with family oversight and old tensions.
A fragment from a mid 19th century piece shows a Squire and a, unnamed party, discussing a poor family. The dialogue hints at local authority, duty to provide, and tension over funds. The speaker claims reluctance to feed the poor while promising some form of aid.
A fragmented village scene shows a gold claim under a stone on a road. Two girls complain of mud as villagers plan to move the stone to reveal gold. A beggar, a grim farmer, and townsfolk debate work and supper while a hidden prize tempts.
The passage discusses a critique of capitalist excess and social indifference amid war and upheaval. It argues that material prosperity has not restored ethical values, while economic expansion persists with depressions. It urges a renewed emphasis on ethical values as foundational to national recovery and social justice.
Imogene and Tmosene share a tense flirtation amid a dinner party as a veiled proposal looms. Conversation reveals longing and a plan to marry, while Ben and others weigh the social stakes and personal consequences. The scene ends with a hopeful yet cautious note on a possible Sunday wedding.
A brief note describes an effort to remove a bug from the ear after smoke exposure. The account mentions a Toburco smoke incident and a person named Sam and a location possibly a lodge. The report focuses on the procedure and immediate outcome rather than long-term effects.
A planned Abe Martin social at Melodeon Hall last night collapsed as the expected attendees did not arrive. The note adds a quip about wholesale price declines raising retailer overheads and a wary line about Bolshevism, with the speaker left uncertain about the future.
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