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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1921
Page
6
A Methodist church social features a choir supper and evening events in Sparta with plans for a church function at Mr. G. Bisher's home. The notice details social gatherings, weddings, and community club activities and lists local organizers and participants.
A reflective article argues that boys are naturally inclined to stay busy and benefit from guided activities. It emphasizes avoiding adult thoughtlessness and endorses the Boy Scout movement as essential in shaping right, true manhood, leadership, and moral discipline through constructive, nonmilitaristic enterprise.
A reported rooster attack near a town area ends with a child injured as bystanders react. The incident draws attention to local safety and animal control concerns.
A long social notices page details an Auction Bridge event hosted by Mesdames Walter and Harper with guests including Mrs. May Neh, Mr. and Mrs. Mash er, and Miss Novasy Crna. The gathering featured an oyster supper, social mingling, and announcements of anniversaries and engagements. Other items mention a Silver Best party, a charity tea, and multiple weddings and engagements among local families, with references to the Wereabs and Walsh families, a Madison meeting, and upcoming events at Waterlnilh and Tomah.
A foreign dispatch cites increased difficulty in resolving the Shantung issue amid negotiations and calls for a preferred path toward settlement. The report notes authorities claim the matter will be reviewed by higher powers and Western officials as talks continue with Chinese provinces involved.
Princeton overwhelmed Virginia 34 to 0 before a large crowd after suffering defeats to Navy and Chicago. The Princeton team dominated from early in the game, stringing together strong plays and stifling Virginia’s offense throughout.
In Fargo an ex football squad delivered a bold tale as the University of Notts Vinkot saved the state contest. Eleven strong, the squad staged a rugged finish led by Finlay and an aggressive defense, securing the championship title amid hometown support.
A garbled game note reports Michigan defeating Illinois aided by a controversial boot incident. Names and details are unclear, but the outcome favors Michigan with a narrow victory and a noted referee or line dispute affecting the play.
Reported game details show Carleton College beating St. Thomas in a Saturday match with high scoring by Ward and a series of shifts in play. The narrative mentions a festive crowd and a late rally as visitors from nearby towns watched.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses federal government actions, appointments, and legal issues. Mentions Tas governor, a commissioner, and the resignation of a treasurer. Content is garbled with many nonstandard spellings, making precise facts difficult to extract.
The American Legion committee urges a practical fusion policy restricting Japanese immigrants under a new international agreement. The report, prepared for the regional convention, labels Japanese immigrants as largely unassimilable and argues their influx harms existing populations and could provoke greater friction than in similar nations.
In North Dakota’s nonpartisan race indications suggest unreported votes would split, neutralizing gains. Approximate Guo votes remain, with district results implying possible shifts to favor Vragiri. About 19,000 to 14,009 years unreported in the third district where the league is strong, necessitating a tea t in excess of five to prevail in missing precincts.
The funeral for Mr Carl Mitchel will be held at 2 o clock from the residence 22 Venton street and at 3 30 from the German Lahoria eburen. Rev Gat will officiate and interment will be at Ook gve cemetery.
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