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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1920
Page
8
The article outlines how the fig industry in California has grown in importance since 1898 with the aid of a specific wasp. It notes the wasp is indispensable for pollination, fertilization, and proper fig maturity, aiding orchardists across the state.
A fragmented sports item recalls fans riding Walter Seatire hard during races in India. The article mentions Sir Walter Scott and overwork, with scattered traces of league and marriage bribes affecting events.
A dying stranger was found shot in the stomach inside a gray four passenger Cadillac stolen from Winona. The car, bearing Michigan plates and a Durand or Dedges license number, was located near Theresa Wisconsin after police traced the vehicle and security marks. A telephoned report from a farmhouse led to leads about two men involved with a Theresa bank robbery. The dead man is identified as a felon previously jailed in Fond du Lac. Police pursue a possible gang link and a missing partner. the case remains unsolved with few solid clues.
Cragse Valley Ministerial Association met at 2 p m yesterday. The meeting was called to order by the Rev. mn. Officers for the ensuing year were elected: Des Me CG Dixon president Rev M oO Ma Wwussom vice president Rev oO Stockmeier secretary treasurer Rev CG C Rowilison chairman of program committee The next meeting will be held October.
Deberry is the proud catch of the Browns as Tod Quinn dug him up and Jimmy Burke sent him over the row. The husky right-hinder delivered.
Walter Mails, newly acquired figure tied to the Cleveland Inn area, is described as chatty. The report notes his role and impact on local social circles as authorities reassess neighborhood dynamics.
American bartenders flood London clubs and bars as younger patrons crave cocktails while older Britons cling to scotch and soda. A applicant boasted he could mix 50 drinks but has yet to exhaust his repertoire but proves reliable.
A French constriction engineer has invented a jacine device to improve filing accuracy. The machine holds the tile vertically and uses an up and down motion to ensure mathematically accurate results, reducing waste and enhancing workmanship.
A terse fragment discusses an attempt tied to the West and the degree to which replacement efforts affect the market. It hints at broader implications but provides few concrete details, names, or dates.
Disjointed lines depict a man recalling decades of missteps and late evenings at home. A comical mispronunciation turns into a strained aside about paralysis, linking a borrowed phrase to a puzzled speaker in a casual scene.
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