Whitshern Names Nosiness Manager
The editor announces Whitshern has appointed a new Nosiness Manager. Details on duties and start date are released by the newsroom.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1921
Page
3
The editor announces Whitshern has appointed a new Nosiness Manager. Details on duties and start date are released by the newsroom.
A La Crosse opinion piece praises Ford Day as a successful cooperative advertising effort. It argues that broad business participation benefits the entire community, drawing visitors and delivering value. It notes skepticism from the past and highlights shared gains for merchants and residents alike.
Local business leaders warn that the Music Study Club’s annual course, if dropped due to insufficient support, would sap La Crosse’s status as a regional cultural center. They argue the event attracts traders and visitors, fueling the economy beyond local merchants and mail orders. The community faces a tangible loss in opportunity and prestige without the concert series.
The Paris Matin argues that France’s security ties to Europe’s peace, but warns imperial domination fails. History shows nations pursuing global supremacy wreck and fall, as every attempt to subjugate neighbors ends in ruin and new conflicts emerge.
Fragmentary text argues that individual freedom and social order hinge on authority. It asserts Europe cannot achieve security under a bossed system and condemns a France facing coercive governance, claiming lasting peace requires universal security.
The text notes AMNNUAPOLIS residents sending household goods by parcel post and claims some items like refrigerators and mattresses were moved by parcel post trucks. It mentions Peery and Purdy and firms experimenting with parcel delivery and hints at future expansion and a house delivery system.
A garbled report discusses copper prices and industrial concerns. It notes power, energy, and manufacturing themes with references to electricity and industry shifts affecting workers and local business conditions.
The Federal Council issues a Creed for Believers in a Warless World with four lessons for study. It urges drastic disarmament, international law, world federation, and Christian patriotism guiding nations toward goodwill and mutual obligations, urging congregations to engage.
Mrs Thompson plans a concert tour after a Norway trip and a return from Europe. She is scheduled to appear in December for Cross Digital and will tour the United States with a pianist who has just returned from a simmer.
A fragmentary local item describes La Crosse as the gateway to a scenic road starting across the river. The readable words include names and places, with unclear context and several garbled phrases from OCR. The piece hints at travel and regional features but lacks coherent details.
A distorted OCR passage describes a meeting with many readable names and events. It references Mariya Mie and Setanta, mentions a Wapients team, and notes a forthcoming meeting in Chr mph Ciualvess with a date around the 17th. It contains scattered references to votes, tents, and community figures amid heavy garble.
Long report from La Crosse outlines plans for an armored highway running along the Mississippi, from Crescent to La Crosse, with Federal and state funding. The road would be wide and concrete with shoulders, linking Wisconsin toward Minnesota’s Twin Cities and inland routes, spurring traffic and scenic value.
The piece discusses how motor auctions for new and used cars could standardize pricing, reduce selling costs, and separate quality from poor cars. It notes depreciation, commission impacts, and the potential for auctions to boost demand especially for midpriced light cars, while warning some makes may be pressured out. It also mentions investor caution and overall business conditions.
Reports from a hearing in a divorce case show Mrs Wells testifying that her daughter denied intimacy with the husband. The testimony was not admitted by the court, with further remarks about expectations of life and related matters noted in Saturday edition.
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