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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1920
Page
4
Last night the Ladies' Day luncheon occurred at the Country Club with guests and hosts sharing a social evening. Reports mention Mrs. Liebbert, Mrs. Arkhwalbe, Mrs. C. Milligton, and Mrs. Forrest J. Smith among attendees, plus upcoming events including a pancake supper and an annual meeting with officer elections.
The notices outline a busy slate of upcoming engagements across churches, clubs, and schools. Highlights include Chamber of Commerce dinner with Daniel N. Lasey, a Rescue Mission program, a soprano recital by Myrna Sharlow, a Men’s Brotherhood Dinner, Miss Maude Neorud on the state Board of Control talks, a Moon's Dinner with bazaar, a Normal School lecture series, and various study clubs and church events scheduled through January and February with multiple speakers and entertainers.
A garbled OCR page lists classes, theater notices, product pitches, and brief society items. Mentions include dance sessions, a Paramount Kodak service, and a vaccination of social events. Names such as Butcher, Bleekman, and Withrow appear amid scattered addresses and ads for Hoover cleaners, flower shops, and underwood typewriters.
A man departs for Oklahoma City to take the role of chief chemist with the Wilson Company, a packing house firm. The notice lists local events and ads including Halloween invitations, auto supplies, theater announcements, and various businesses like Solberg Tire Co. and The Linker Electric Co. with numerous names and locations from the La Crosse area.
A promotional note claims that a dose of Dane's Compound taken at once opens clogged nostrils and air passages, stops a runny nose and sneezing, and relieves headache feverishness and stiffness. The ad emphasizes rapid action and cautions against quinking.
Geen called on account of her ill daughter Mrs Tshain who was not expected to recover. The Ladies Aid of North Presbyterian church holds their annual harvest supper tomorrow at 1H o'clock in the church parlors. Bargain 25,000 ft of roof and sheathing boards at 45.00 per 1000. N It. Tulesbers visiting relatives in Telatives 2 Ferryville Wis. Mystic Workers Hallowe'en dance tonight. Mrs KL Williams returned from Minneapolis. Francis Williams retired from Grind Forks Brn. S A Boone speaks at the Wi viera heater tonight seats free ladies invited.
Secretary Colby announced to the commission that Wells reported Lenine was informed by Nikolai Lenine that he represented Republican candidate Harding. The British writer Wells said Vanderlip had made certain gestures toward recognizing the Bolshevik government by the United States.
Unclear OCR reports that deputies in a Mexican state chamber were killed during a session as troops attacked the building. The text mentions the speaker and several wounded. details are fragmented and dates are uncertain.
Sparta Wisconsin reports civil service exams for rural carriers on November 13 to fill vacancies in Tomah Sparta Wyocena Cashton Cataract Melting. Salaries for daily routes listed as 1800 per year with potential transfers to clerk or railway mail clerk after one year following civil service tests. Hotel Brige son reopens after remodel. 26 rooms. Community events include a sermon by Tess Wallis of the Fels Commission, Chicago, at the Armory with collections for expenses. Curtis Talmage to address Sparta Congregational Club. supper at 6 30 PM. D L Jones VP and L Ak Mo Secretary noted. Clark of La Crosse visiting for a congressional bid on Prohibition ticket. I D Keck listed as La Follette progressive candidate. Hlntel to change hands.
Extracts indicate a Kansas City hotel business and a Minneapolis move to oversee a local dostelry in Elgee of D Bettén, who has managed it for the past year. The text reflects transitional leadership in the hospitality and related trades amid shifting regional duties.
Washington reports that over 11 million acres, mainly in Arizona, were classified in September under homesteading laws for stock ranges and 640 acres or less. The Interior Department notes more than 2 million acres, including 2000 in Arizona, were designated as non irrigable land suitable for dry farming.
Edgar Carlton Stinger of Clear Lake Ming komt a gold watch and chain to the Democratic campaign fund. The watch was received at headquarters Tuesday with a letter from Stinger. Also notes growing fruit imports as orchard quality rises.
Disjointed report notes Catalonians appeal to the Spanish government for guarantees of property and workers amid political crimes in Davesons area. Madrid dispatch cites nineteen ter Thons cited and eighty six wounded in three months of violence.
Local ad promotes Hoenchlrm Germicide for hens with Reup Colds or Cholera and Boeschlees Louxs Powder Conkey sprays for lice. Recommends Laying aids Measter Don Saux and Epz-Keeper to preserve eggs. Promotes a thermos bottle style drinking fountain for warmth during zero weather. Largest poultry supplies dealers invite in town and out-of-town orders.
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