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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1921
Page
5
Local notices describe Willis Osborne and family planning to stay at a southern residence this winter. The item mixes social events, church functions, and a christening, noting attendees, gowns, and wedding party members, with references to community gatherings and a bazaar schedule.
A fragmented listing outlines various upcoming gatherings, venues, and events across multiple communities. It mentions funeral style services, church activities, musical programs, and social happenings with scattered names and places, but readable items emphasize scheduled meetings, performances, and community notices without coherent chronology.
Fragmented city briefs mention various topics including dancing novelty acts, bankruptcy sale of fixtures, contractor notices, and local obituaries. The readable lines reference debt matters, telephone bills, a visit by a person named Lambert, and a few scattered names and places, with no cohesive single event.
A garbled OCR page lists visits, greetings, and social updates across Madison and nearby towns. It mentions Maud's Drug Store, Zemlicka on South Ninth Street, and Gatewells Transfer Co. Names such as Kenner Heltus, William Kneebes, Miss Penn Lehrorder Mae, and Miss Frances Johnson appear among family and travel notes.
Formal opening of a building on the site of a fire destroyed structure to be shown to the public. The event includes songs, talks, and a feature program with refreshments for attendees, as the new school building replaces the old one.
Fragmentary notes describe exotic garden flowers and their historical cultivation. Tuberosa, Crown Imperial, and other species are traced from Europe to the Americas, mentioning Spanish, Swedish, and Mexican links, with references to cultivation dates in the seventeenth century and garden introductions.
Fragmentary OCR text references species, climates, and procurement notes with scattered proper nouns. The snippet mentions a study of a tune, various locations, and possible descriptions, but lacks coherent facts to form a clear main event or outcome.
A garbled message mentions a neighbor dispute over an affordable item and a heated exchange about money. The fragment references a street scene, a green item, and someone urging help while expressing inability to buy. No clear names or dates are readable.
The Life piece notes Rosa in the All Girl Revue delivering versatility on violin, whistling, and dance. It highlights Boyle Weolfolk and Al Girt Hevine in the production opening today. The article praises Rosa’s cleverness and stage presence amid a chorus of celebrated performers.
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