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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1921
Page
6
In Brownsville a party of fishermen battled rough river waves after their boat swamped. Rescue efforts saved half the crew as waterlogged gear and exhaustion limited escape. The incident prompted medical checks and a cautious return home for the survivors.
Fragmentary report indicates Mrs Poley made improvements at Lutheran Hospital with condition details obscured. The sparse text references medical care and a physician, with multiple garbled phrases reducing clarity of events.
Crosse chapter No 22 of Ohio announces a meeting Tuesday evening to initiate a class. The program includes a service and address by officers, with plans for ongoing Terrestrialis service following the gathering.
The clipped text records an obituary fragment and wartime marriage references for Mrs. De Lavseit and Evie, with mentions of Hamas hospital, a home in Ayristenson Pasked, and several local figures including Mrs. Ageold Tne, Mery Gram, and the Conmiaiy family. It cites dates and places ambiguously, noting several names without complete context or coherent sequence.
A lively Majestic performance showcases eight beautiful girls in ornate costumes with a skilled chorus and encores. The revue promises a fresh program for the next bill, while a separate note outlines strict rules on intoxicating liquor prescriptions and sale.
The article outlines Mellon rules restricting manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor including wine and beer. It covers requiring physicians to prescribe certain beverages, permit provisions, and exam requirements, plus penalties and limits on quantities and periods of sale. It notes the process for permits and who may prescribe and how many pints or quarts may be sold or distributed under supervision.
A judiciary committee meeting is planned for Friday evening before the regular session. Reports mention a hunt for a missing hunter and a troubling incident near Tue Lidkey where a young man of about four years old was involved. A mobile coat tied to Kavitak was recovered by a posse led by Sheriff Waite.
Fragmentary report notes a century old belief about rain on St Swithin's Day, suggesting no clear pattern across two decades. The item also mentions Mr and Mrs Frank Goodeneneth returning home to Tilings Montana after visiting relatives in the city for a week.
The West Virginia Senate approved a four percent tax on the final $4009 of income and eight percent on amounts above, without recording a vote. The House plan increases the personal exemption for heads of families to $5000, while plans for further amendments faded. Republicans push for continuous sessions to push the measure.
Community leaders say the Salvation Army provides more help than it receives in La Crosse and nearby towns, with volunteers covering towns and farming districts. The effort aims to support families and communities through outreach and prompt, hearty assistance.
A murky speech from a government official in Amecier signals potential openness to business reforms. The remarks note a chance to assist if an opportunity arises, with emphasis on bolstering enterprise and national direction under the president.
Madison Wis Jaens a Tarreil Eire) of larington named chief examiner for the industrial eon mission by Governor Blaine to replace Thomas P F Konep who resigns from the post. Tarreel has chaired as chief examiner for the nine workmen's committee since 1911 and previously served as attorney for the German’s Matast Uunsuranes company. The appointment is said to be well received by labor leaders and the workers in the camp.
A reward of 5000 dollars is offered for the capture of the Maile bandits connected with a Monday incident near Naw Vari where a United States mail truck was involved. The offer is issued by the Postmaster General Hays and is intended to spur the capture of one or more suspects. Details remain unclear as reports from post office officials indicate incomplete information about the crime and potential perpetrators.
The article reports on rising tension among rail unions led by Barton's group as strike plans loom. Government strike details focus on transport of people, food, and fuel, with Attorney General and federal attorneys coordinating. The piece notes unity efforts, possible discord within the Big Five rail unions, and the potential for service withdrawal under supervision at a labor board hearing in Chicago.
The Minnesota fish and game commission states there is no closed season on rabbit in Minnesota. Rabbit season opens in La Crosse County on Wednesday and runs until January 15, following earlier openings in adjacent counties.
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