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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1921
Page
6
In Arcadia a man died when his car went over a bank after a collision and failed to stop. The crash occurred near a rural area, with responders noting injuries and authorities investigating the exact sequence of events.
The city council discusses measures to address unemployment and property issues. Ordinances push public works expansion, street and land purchases, and new roles for the department while funding debates and safety equipment decisions proceed amid a busy session.
A garbled OCR item reports a Texas town involved in a supposed million dollar fire loss or related event with unclear names and dates. The fragment mentions political elements and local figures but lacks coherent facts or dates.
A violent confrontation with bootleg operatives left two dead and two injured. Special Officer Murray and other lawmen engaged suspects near a freight route, leading to arrests of several men tied to the crime. Burned-out vehicles and scattered evidence described at the scene.
Fragmented notice reports services for Knox at the Valley Forge chapel today with scattered references to Senate figures, state coalitions, and a list of names. The text mentions Washington and a continental context, with unclear dates and locations amid garbled phrases.
Readable text mentions a resting woman named Tela Seltualls and a place possibly Abhtitie City. Details are fragmented with few clear events or dates. No additional persons or organizations are identifiable beyond vague references to a city and a few unclear terms.
A distorted OCR fragment hints at a sports tale involving wolves and foxes, players named Wirt and Us with a mysterious yogi shape. The text is garbled, unclear, and lacks concrete dates, results, or locations to form a coherent event or outcome.
A county court in Hore Fu County heard that an autoist named Westby was fined after a collision with a cyclist and a chase by authorities. The defendant faced charges including driving without proper care and caused injuries to a cyclist. The court imposed fines and a potential additional penalty if terms were not met, with the event occurring Wednesday night in the county.
A garbled Wisconson newspaper item reports the 1921 potato crop underperforming versus 1920, noting frost absence to date, district variations, and price impacts. It mentions farm income, district diversification, and loans linked to the crop, with figures indicating lower yields and market effects across regions.
A shed on Oakland Street owned by Mrs. Dalin Boom at 712 Oak Hind was damaged by a Friday afternoon fire. The blaze caused fatal damage described as approximately SIG, with the shed used for storing coal and heating supplies. August Panke had built the shed. The volume of the fire and other specifics remain unclear.
Clara Pfluger King died after months of illness at her home. Born July 25 1870 at La Crosse, she was daughter of Peter and wife. Survived by husband John Pfluger, one son and five daughters, two sons in La Crosse, and many relatives. Funeral services to be held at Trinity church with interment at Catholic cemetery.
The president met with board members and rate commissioners amid talks on wage policy and railroad realignment. Officials outlined plans for three wage groups and stressed seeking a broad consensus to stabilize industry during a period of labor tension and potential economic revival.
A garbled paragraph discusses wage issues and potential wage reductions. It notes five million men out of work and references a strike vote, but the text is partially unreadable. The piece hints at labor unrest and economic strain influencing wages and employment, with unclear specifics.
A damaged passage from the Ber Chances column notes fluctuating weekly rates and altered names, with unclear references to York and New York. The garbled text mentions taste, florators, and Witrdulphia Record, implying a miscellaneous update on prices or listings without clear facts.
A garbled report describes sixteen unions authorizing a strike amid chaotic phrasing. Key figures and exact details are unreadable, with mentions of trainmen and various individuals, but no clear outcome or dates.
Weather prediction for the week beginning Monday in the Washington area and Great Lakes region shows considerable cloudiness with occasional showers and milder temperatures in the first half, turning warmer in the second half. Ridged fronts and occasional rain probable, with cooler nights and rising daytime highs along lake valleys.
The fragment mentions five pounds of prune pou and a quart of items, plus five gallons of wetter, with unclear units and context. It appears to be a damaged OCR snippet lacking a coherent event or proper names.
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