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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1921
Page
6
A 1918 style chronicle honors a young Boston newsboy hero noted as enlisted at age 15 to fight Germans. The account memorializes classmates, city officials, and comrades in a wartime tableau that frames sacrifice, character, and community pride amid chaotic, fragmentary passages.
Fragmented OCR shows a speech at a Legion meeting, referencing past war memory and leadership. It includes names and a Petersburg or Indianapolis context, with addresses to veterans and remarks about duty and liberty. The text is garbled but centers on commemorations and organizational proceedings.
The Petersoh case is adjourned as judges seek additional testimony. The fragmented text mentions various names and possible court actions, with references to witnesses and legal proceedings.
A local note surveys whether Armistice Day should be observed as a holiday this year, citing community values and potential scheduling impacts. Several names and places appear in the fragmented text, but the core question remains whether to grant a day off for veterans and public observances.
A fragmented report outlines a public debate over a proposed soldier bonus. Key figures and parties discuss eligibility, funding, and legislative steps with mentions of Reed and Reed allies, and a possible amendment. The discussion touches on timing, costs, and potential benefits to veterans, noting differing opinions on fiscal impact.
Unclear OCR text references multiple names and places in a jumbled line. It hints at seeds, dates, and individuals but lacks coherent events or context to form a complete news item.
The article reports the Min City Symphony Orchestra inaugurating its season on October 14 under conductors including Ober Hoffer and Mina, noting ensemble changes and planned programs. It highlights tensions around possible disruptions and mentions guest appearances, civic involvement, and continued performances at local venues.
A fragmented report describes a curtain raiser event with unclear details about a defect, a strategy, and key participants. It mentions a central figure planning actions to gain attention and a forthcoming trial or contest labeled by a distinct event name.
The Eagles Lodge plans a Wednesday evening dance with a Fatales Filtiving party and possible social events. A series of dances and social activities are projected, with initiation rituals and festive entertainment on the program.
A Newport beach development bid aims to keep excursionists away and preserve a luxury summer enclave. A local resident group, led by George Ren and with financier Warren of New York, pushes conservative beachfront plans to restrict transient access and maintain exclusive facilities amid tax concerns.
Mrs Jones tries to wash her three year old son before visiting friend. The child resists and questions why washing is needed. The scene centers on a quirky domestic exchange and a misheard instruction about preparing for guests.
Greek archaeologists uncover an imposing temple at Rerras, Thessaly, with inscriptions dating its age and revealing ancient civilizational details. A second temple unearthed within a month near Taloo. excavations ongoing.
A garbled Hawaii weather note cites the summit Movat W mW as one of 390 meters in thirteen months. The month tall and winds are described, indicating exposure to moving air inlet winds and suggesting scientific observation of precipitation patterns.
Mildred Lueth, 27, of 1607 Liberty Street in La Crosse, died Sunday afternoon from a complication of illnesses. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday from her home with Rev. Nensen officiating. Interment will follow in Hilliska cemetery.
Sunday edition of the Tribune reports leaders press a story about Thal Trig Ne Fon the Chicas and Winkew taking St Want ritroad, with departure times around five. It mentions E100 Pp as a term or price and notes Nye in the context.
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