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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1921

Page

3

Olgin on Soviet Policy and the Question of Revolution

Moissaye J. Olgin argues that the Soviet economic shifts are a political compromise that preserves movement principles while admitting capitalism returns through tax in kind and output incentives. Lenin contends the Soviets restore capitalism to avert crisis, not the dictatorship of the proletariat, exposing Olgin and American apologists as evasive about the regime’s direction.

New Republic Moissaye J. Olgin Max Olgin I. Pliz Nikolai Lenine Gigin Lenine

La Pollette League outlines concrete program pledges

The article argues that the La Pollette League presents specific legislation it will pursue if elected. It criticizes mere opposition as insufficient and urges a constructive platform to counter radical aims. It warns the status quo fails in a pessimistic era, urging clear positive proposals over mere objection.

la Pollette League Unis

Quo Vadis Plan Shapes Progressive Committee Stance

PER articles discuss the sane progressiv constituting the committee of forty four opposing radicalism and seeking a single competent aspirant to oppose La Follette and Blaine. The Nonpactisan La Follette slate centers on avoiding vote splits and concentrating strength for each office.

Quo Vadis Sane Progressiv Committee of Forty-Four Dts la Follette Blaine Widh

Medals Won by Sergeant William Sansen Highlight War Hero

Desils Tuup Branch Kentucky sergeant William Sansen, famed for killing twenty four German machine gunners in the Argonne, now faces serious lung trouble. He notes that microbes could become a weapon if disarmament talks fail, and fears bombs spreading germs in future wars. he questions whether diplomats truly reflect their people.

Ergeant William Sansen Desils Tuup Argonne Forest

Terror air machine with armor and thirty guns perfected

John M. Larsen of Long Island is credited with perfecting a terror aircraft protected by steel armor plate and mounting thirty machine guns. The article notes air combat may dominate future wars and suggests disarmament talks could curb this trend, allowing researchers like Larsen to focus on safe air transport instead.

John M. Larsen Long Island Larsen

Winter Forecast From Lorain Innkeeper and Weather Expert

Mrs H C Stud ley of Lorain Ohio notes a hard winter ahead while Dr P He Dudiex NY Central railroad weather observer also predicts a severe season. He urges readers to lay in coats and dress warmly as cold winters often follow hot summers.

Robin H. C. Studley Lorain Ohio P. He Dudiex New York Central Railroad

Large Grain Farmer Frank Zenker Dies at 73

Ten years ago today, Frank Zenker, 73, a Chipmunk Coulee farmer since 1866 after moving from Austritt, died suddenly at midnight of heart disease at his daughter's home on South Twelfth Street. The era records a burglary at a Dakota post office where criminals stole 200 dollars in stamps but left without cash. no clues found. The Humane Society and Associated Charities planned a social worker funding supper at Masonic Temple to hire a social agent. Other notes include Drake moving his family to Kane Street, Gritin becoming president of the Stain Grocers Association with Mulder set to succeed him, a planned Darlington button factory branch, and public works placing canvas jackets for fire department hoses. The Union House at Grid Crossing closed as a boarding house. La Crosse Island mill shut down. unions seek members to quit before rehire, and several local business changes and damages are reported.

Frank Zenker Chipmunk Coulee Henry Lisa South Twelfth Street Zenker Austritt W. A. Uarringtagal Dakota Minn la Crosse Humane Society and Associated Charities City Hall Masonic Temple Drake Winona Kane Street Burlington A. Gritin West Superior Stain Grocers’ Association Igned John Mulder la Crease Mir. Mulder la Crosse Grocery Company Ereagse Crosse Darlington Board of Public Works Poard Smuelke Louise Edward Smith Arr Jnexout

Ring of the Clovered Ring and the Mysterious Owner

A hazy tale follows Janet as she uncovers a heavy signet ring from a clover patch. Confronted by a wary old man and guarded by a garrulous stranger, she fights to claim the ring and learn its secret while a tense exchange unfolds.

Old-Time Hallowe'en Scene on a Country Road

An old time Hallowe'en tableau shows Jimmie and a cast of ghosts on a dark rural road. Widowed Mrs Flynn’s chickens become the mischievous focus as spirits urge tricks and a practical joke, while Jack-o'-lanterns glow and a bake-off of seasonal delights unfolds, ending with a chorus of merriment.

Atogé Jima

Parable of the Lumber Forest and the Matches

A long parable speaks of a vast forest of trees and a sawyer who explains how every piece from the forest serves a purpose from hearths to ministries. The tale warns against wasteful lives and urges inner light, discipline, and purposeful work rather than vanity or grand deeds.

Indian saw makers and tribal craft notes from Indiana collection

The article describes Native American saw making using soapstone and obsidian blades, with long precolonial traditions cited. Specimens in Mr. Wurr’s collection, including laboriously ground and polished saws, are linked to an Indiana group identified with early tribal saw makers.

Jaurh Uris Wurr Indiana

Camphor From Trees in Japanese Formos Forests

Fragmentary account describes camphor derived from trees in Japan and Formosa. It notes the distillation process, retorts, and gathering of camphor vapor condensing into crystals, with references to tree sources and the handling of strips for continual distillation.

Japan Felind Alec Hex

Fancy Dress Burglar Visitor Causes Alarm at Family Party

A family gathering sparks a caper as a man dressed as a burglar enters, mistaken for Uncle Harry. Edith and Runnell confront him, undress the disguise, and reveal a real intruder intent on an escape with a plan to attend a fancy dress party. The scene ends with the intruder striking a wary pose.

Hare Runnell Harry Edith Jamo Eatit Toa Abe Palith Rameel Krulty Barry

Abe Martin Quotes Auto Traffic Turmoil

Tol Binkley comments on heavy auto traffic making it quicker to stay home than travel. He quips about avoiding barbering duties and disagreeing with everyone.

Tol Binkley Uday Everbuddy

Bees Have Their Language, Says Minnesota Professor

Prof. Franglg Jagerenlet of Minnesota’s bee culture department asserts bees communicate via a language through the hive and even via pipe or dance. In one experiment the hive cried out when a queen was moved, and bees outside the hive seemed to respond instantly, with bees twining their tails in delight as the queen was removed. The professor remains puzzled by how bees outside receive the signal so rapidly.

Jinmy Kport Franglg Jagerenlet University of Minnesota Shron¢Lugion

Talking Through Your Hat Amusing Phonograph Experiment

A fragmented note describes an odd hearing trick using a hat and weed splints as a makeshift needle. Readers are told to press a weed between teeth and touch it to the phonograph needle while the machine runs for unusually clear sound.

Rice Instead of Potatoes Seireily of Pirioes for Winter

Fragmentary and garbled OCR notes discuss a planned shift from potatoes to rice and pirates amid approaching winter. Mentions a train, storks, disposal, and a lost crop, with unclear context and many typos. No clear figures or places can be confirmed from the readable text.

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