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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1921
Page
6
Mystery surrounds eight missing liquor cases from Hoeschler stock after a Friday inventory at the Taesehler Fire store. Reported gaps suggest reduced totals from the prior week’s full stock, leaving store officials puzzled by the discrepancy and potential theft.
A Milwaukee meeting reviewed proposed measures to empower city officials, expand control of public sales, and consider uniform standards for bidding on public works. Topics included prostitution amendments, policewomen deployment, fire department platoon systems, and a standardized street numbering plan.
Obituary notices describe AOU WIS hot Jobn Brelska and Mary Hunt dying in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Survived by spouses, children, siblings, and extended family. services listed with dates and locations including Wilton and Milwaukee. Burial and funeral details are provided along with memorials and relatives’ names.
Sacgo and Yanzetti press anew bid for a separate trial in a Bay State court while references to related ongoing legal actions appear. The piece notes R A Rempter’s death after 14 years as revenue collector, and contains a dense, largely unreadable section of OCR text with scattered names, places, and dates.
The text presents a jumbled narrative with names and places partly visible. It hints at characters Mane and Teed in a riverine setting with echoes of a Meister and Pine suggesting a literary puzzle.
A garbled report discusses the Independent party in Dakota, claiming a victory by a large margin. It mentions political tension, possible threats to Jewish communities, and concerns over party supremacy. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse, but indicates competing factions and regional contests.
Disrupted readable text recounts Cowboys on a long journey arriving after overnight travel to Lat Grasse Sauintiy Ward. The article notes preparations for accommodation and a plan to perform before a crowd, with mentions of meals and support for riders during the event at the Elks venue.
A fragmented wartime dispatch notes General Foch visiting the United States under President Harding. It describes Welcoming ceremonies at the White House, and mentions medical advisories for former President Wilson and ongoing Marshal Parker duties. The report hints at Allied leaders and American officials observing the visit with some schedule details.
The readable fragments mention poverty and a general condition, with unclear references to people and actions. Names, dates, or places are not discernible, leaving a sparse, puzzling item that reflects reportorial noise rather than a clear event or quotation.
A district meeting of ministers is planned for next week at Fiver Methodist Church in La Crosse. The program includes evening services, sermons, and a range of religious activities led by district officers and local church leaders.
In memoriam for a beloved spouse and sister with thanks to Rev Sockmeier and neighboring workers. The notice lists several mourners including John Lau, A Ly Colhy, Mr and Mrs Fred Wauter, Louise and Clara, and references the Maringno company and Noral ofterimisa.
The article describes union factions pushing for a second pay cut amid a climate of strike threats. It notes past sporadic outbursts, charters voided, and thousands suspended, while leaders in Houston and Cleveland discuss concessions to avert further job losses. Texas strike actions loom as a meeting of the International Brotherhood of Railro workers is set for Monday in Houston to discuss end conditions.
Two milkmen were arrested on charges of gelling adulterated milk and arraigned before County Judge Brindley Saturday. Fred Prohach of Mormon Coulee was fined 825 for selling dirty milk, while Henry Dennison pleaded guilty and received a week’s sentence.
Weather predictions for the week show showers and brief fair spells in the Lakes region with normal temperatures. Upper Mississippi valley expected generally fair weather and normal temperatures. An official London fire report notes a blaze at St James Park with one fire held to a single day and a brief guide in the mail.
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