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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1921
Page
5
Reports show Wisconsin apple yields hurt by September wet weather while berry and beet crops also slip. Seed and forage stocks deteriorate due to continued rain. production estimates for corn, clover, and other field crops fall short of last year’s averages amid damp conditions.
A garbled recount of an annual bag rush event at the state university. The readable text mentions sophomores, a pep-like atmosphere, and commentary on merits while noting uncertain names and details due to OCR damage. The piece suggests campus social activity with students contending in a playful contest and sides forming around rival groups.
A fragmented history outlines a railway labor dispute beginning in April 1927, detailing wage orders, proposed pay increases, and the broad coalition of unions and railway workers involved. It notes board decisions on wages, employer petitions, and ensuing conference efforts amid extensive union affiliations across North American rail labor groups.
A garbled listing of upcoming events includes chess sessions, choir evenings, a men’s supper, a rummage sale, and various musical and community activities. Names, places, and dates are unreadable or inconsistent, but it mentions church events, a chorus, a county community group, and a normal auditorium schedule.
A garbled passage discusses a person described as forty three years old with five feet five inches height and mentions another individual aged five feet seven inches tall. The context appears to be a damaged historical notice referencing life insurance or age.
Community announcements list luncheons, dinners and dances at venues such as Sampler Tea Room and Rivoli Theater Building plus church and Knights of Columbus activities. Local businesses advertise products and services alongside charity sales, a church wedding, and plans for a children’s clinic.
In a brief notice, state compensation cases are scheduled to be heard here on Tuesday. The fragmentary text references the hearing, commission, and involved parties but lacks coherent details, leaving a mostly unreadable OCR trace with scattered names and places.
Madison Wisconsin Governor Blaine appeals to Wisconsin residents urging aid for Irish people amid famine and hardship. He calls for swift relief and action from the public, promising organized efforts and coordination through state committees and local representatives. The appeal highlights urgent need and outlines fundraising and support channels.
The Madison county commission urges local authorities to plan funding and action to clear snow from major roads this winter. Officials emphasize county boards must address winter maintenance at the November meeting and coordinate with highway departments to ensure safe travel during heavy snowfall.
Teachers and district funds flow into a state retirement program as the treasurer reports growing contributions from school districts. Officials plan investments and anticipate an annual payout of about 1,000 dollars per retiree, with discussions on meeting future fund needs and investment strategy.
A garbled OCR fragment describes strange scenes with references to sun glow, dust jets, and a park setting. It mentions drugs or remedies, a character named Meobonuwld s Wren, and vague actions at Gothoes Miter and Prqucive Park.
May Robson plays a spinster named Freedom Talbot in Nina Wilgax Putnam's tale TT Pays to Smile. The story follows her midlife financial pressures and social reserves as she tries to secure a respectable living while her sisters stay distant from work. The youngest sister Toondam supports the family by taking on demanding tasks, highlighting class and dignity in a humorous scenario.
Aunt Mary travels across Europe with first love Mandy, selling varied costumes and side curls as she embodies Foxton's charm. The lively play features bright, wholesome humor, clever intuition, and vivid, humane staging set across Rest and California, highlighting performances and stylish outfits.
Fragmentary notes describe early canal development and the financing value assigned to canals, mentioning Mast canal and a revived waterway linked to Yeont waters and the Wibim ind. It hints at public interest, direction, and patronage in canal construction and maintenance.
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