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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
3
A fragmented clipping mentions Chamtyeed Ciatarchias with unclear context and a reference to a numeric value. The readability is limited, and essential details such as dates, places, or organizations are not recoverable from the legible fragments.
A survey of La Crosse sentiment shows strong public backing for disarmament and a push to translate it into influence on national policy. The piece urges churches schools and fraternal groups to mobilize member voices to press Congress and government toward action before November.
A grave moment looms as public fear mounts over a general railroad strike. The threatened action could hit La Crosse soon, creating the possibility of immediate disruption to rail service and local commerce.
The piece warns that a nationwide railroad strike could upend commerce and daily life, with the Postmaster General prepared to run trains by force and all roads kept moving. It notes government officials seek wage cuts tied to living costs, the danger to government and unions, and the potential impact on food supply and war costs. It urges restraint and fair wages amid fears the strike could rival wartime stakes.
Ten years back Eddie Konetchy returned home with Bresnahan clan members to showcase Yenf zg Tague switch in a Sunday pro club mix. The Cardinal banquet at Gund’s brewery ended last evening as guests headed to Jol Salzer’s group for a day at Per a dale cottage. City business discussed liquor laws and a saloon tax rise while a rare public digression noted A J Selubert’s stance. A local funeral outfit group planned uniform pricing amid ward projects and school-building progress in North La Crosse.
An OCR fragment presents a war era scene with named speakers Stone Syont and Stoney aboard a cabin near a fort. They discuss threats from unseen foes, the danger of firing, and the risk of capture as they consider escape routes and the moral dilemma of attacking approaching forces. The dialogue hints at a larger story of siege, fear, and survival.
A jumble of dialogue and stage-like exchanges shows Indigenous captives, a captain named Stone, and a weary narrator amid scattered lines. The page includes riddles about fruits and a quip about a mayor’s death, blending dialogue, relief, and street-level humor.
A garbled narrative excerpt blends a preacher’s sermon about maps of London and Europe, a courtroom wedding scene, and a query about onion yields. It references Joseph Parker, a court sentence to labor, and a philanthropic angle toward the homeless, ending with a production figure: onions per acre.
Sixteen freshmen at the university were suspended after an investigation into reported hazing. The disciplinary action followed alleged misconduct toward new students on campus, with penalties affecting first year men en route to classes.
Martha known as the walking newspaper spreader of rumors. Her friends grew tired of her tales that often proved false as she chased hearsay about neighbors while trying to fit in with her group.
A rustic quip about crime and happiness: the speaker notes two inevitable things cannot be stopped, praising resilience. He observes that fear of an unhappy home is obsolete as everyone rushes out after breakfast.
Wisconsin travelers protest high hotel prices by sending a petition to 1,800 Wisconsin hotel proprietors. The group aligns with the Travelers' Provision of the last Wisconsin session, urging reduced room and meal charges.
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