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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1920
Page
3
A damaged reader text quotes Paul urging unity and shared language among believers with biblical references. The fragmentary line hints at church discourse and seeks harmony within the fellowship.
A public debate column by E W Lyons critiques Representative Esch and defends the Esch Cummins bill. It argues Lyons misreads the act, explains rate structures under valuation rules, and weighs private versus government railroad operation, asserting the public pays either way and estimating potential savings under unified operation.
A decade old La Crosse item notes that 700 signatures were not gathered to raise saloon license fees from 200 to 500 dollars, so no vote will occur in the common council. It also records Dr W A Henke moving here to practice, a post office box order from Washington, a cranberry harvest early, and Y M C A officials’ conference plans.
Benson Nortai, a thirty year old guardian, runs a frontier settlement Hermonoside with Prudence Wilding, his ward. As Prudence confesses love for him, he realizes his own feelings and plans to marry her, arranging a sudden departure for the east on a train at seven tomorrow.
Announcement for Friday September 10 at 8:15 p.m. featuring Rialto Jazz Orchestra aboard the steamer Last Moonlight of the sensor. Cryptic lines promise excitement and intrigue amid playful notes of life and style in a muted, period newspaper voice.
The Juventon Camp closes after three months with a net gain of about one thousand dollars from two thousand borrowed. Gardener John sells vegetables for around five hundred dollars, buildings may be kept for future use, and campers reflect on costs, self reliance, and community leadership shown by High School Boys and Girls in managing the camp.
An advertisement extols Newbro’s Herpicide promising a dramatic improvement in hair health and appearance. It touts growth, reduced shedding, dandruff relief, a clean scalp, and less itching. Includes a suggestion to buy Herpicide Soap as a companion shampoo and offers a 10 cent “coin today” payment cue.
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