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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1921
Page
2
A lengthy parish bulletin lists Methodist and Congregational church services, Sunday schools, missionary meetings, and midweek gatherings across multiple churches. It highlights sermons on faith topics, choir performances, youth programs, and planned campaigns at venues on Fifth Street, Logan Street, and nearby blocks, with specific times and leaders.
Madison Wisconsin report on campus politics notes student and university officials clashing over standards of probity. editorials question student views while stressing the university must uphold integrity and resist influence from outside factions.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a satire note with scattered names and phrases including Wilko Alario Bub Estey and other garbled terms. Itlists no clear event date location or outcome, limiting concrete factual synthesis.
Wise and eight other counties discuss maintaining concrete roads this coming winter. State highway engineer Hirst notes potential allocations to keep main roads open, amid talks of shared funding and cooperative efforts. Local officials emphasize sustaining road access regardless of county boundaries and fiscal constraints.
A late season Harvest Festival program projected to draw a large crowd as local cars are pressed into service for Sunday services. The event, coordinated by church officers and the Women’s Mission, will march via Main Street to Riverside Park with a procession including Captain B.C. Tlth and a notable musical program led by Stella Tyne and Loreen Tur.
Jubilee Girls return to the Riviera for a Sunday matinee with new shows and new costumes. The cast includes Li Crasse Conrad Hipp June Tivaley Max Golden Allen Peil Mitchel Spoteer and Bripp with seven chorus girls and George Teet Sherman providing songs and comedy. A serial feature and a photo reel accompany the program.
A garbled entry notes The Speed Girl starring Bebe and a Buster Keaton comedy at today’s fins. It mentions Veda for the homeless and a Refuse Mission, urging donations and support.
The phrase once used as a symbol by tases uses Mean Silence, historically tied to the Latin obrast meaning under the rose. This reflects hidden or confidential communication practices associated with the term.
A local appeal urges youngsters to join boxing as Lectar and Achilles staged glove play. The piece notes a mixup during the event and emphasizes boys' interest in female competitors, reflecting a colorful, community sports moment.
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