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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1920

Page

10

Public Refuses to Pay Extreme Prices Says U S Banker

Charleston WV September 16 The buying public has rebelled against rising prices and forced a readjustment of values Vice Governor Platt of the Federal Reserve Board told the West Virginian Bankers Association convention Analysis showed a drop in demand as the public sentiment shifted against higher costs Platt defended credit restriction policies against factory closings and argued the problem runs deeper than mere speculation He attributed the price struggle to demand and supply dynamics and Linked it to public reaction rather than policy alone

Charleston W. Va Plate Federal Reserve Board West Virginian Bankers’ Association Bichy Frites Platt Ghities Gerrie Thalt

Girl Crushed by Mower Faces Life as Cripple

Minn Borene Tres, daughter of Mer and Mrs Aniline Ryoy, six miles from town, suffered severe ankle injuries when a mower operated by her father ran over her as he stopped horses. The child may be crippled for life due to rushed bones and ligament damage, with a note of possible long-term disability.

Preetan Borene Tres Mer Aniline Ryoy

Bayer Aspirin Package Claims Safe For Headache Relief

An old advertisement touts aspirin as safe and effective for headaches and toothaches, claiming Bayer packaging carries proper directions. It mentions the medicine has been used by millions of physicians for over twenty years and asserts aspirin is manufactured by Bayer and sold in twelve tablet packs at low cost.

Phesicuins Bayer Bayer Manufacture Managedica

Skin Graft On Head After Washing Machine Accident

Surgeons at Winona General Hospital grafted skin onto the head of Mrs. Carl Herrmann after a torturems accident involving a washing machine belt. The procedure covered the forehead, temples, and upper nose, aiming to accelerate vascular growth. Recovery will require wig preparation as edges are rebuilt and scalp skin is joined. The injury occurred three hours before hospital arrival, complicating repair due to delayed treatment.

Winona Bezan Carl Herrmann Herold Winona General Hospital Trev

Vernon County Fair Preparations Flaunt Big Event Plans

Vernon County fair in Viroqua Wisconsin readies for September first and October first with improved stock pavilion cattle sheds and horse races. New features include a larger grandstand, three bands including Viroqua La Farge and Westby, Mrs H J Porser of Chicago with an aeroplane act, Lt. David Gladish conducting short flights and free admission pricing kept steady.

Wis Vernon County Tober Fair Assation la Farge Westhy Chicago David Gladish

Ousted legislators seek re election to New York Assembly

Special elections were held in Greater New York to fill vacancies in the state assembly caused by the expulsion of five assemblymen. Samuel A. De Witt Samuel Grr Louis Waldman August Claessens and Karl Solomon sought reelection after being ousted following a lengthy trial.

NEW York Assembly New York Istate Assembly I Pany Samuel A. de Witt Samuel Grr Louis Waldman August Claessens Karles Solomon

Harmony educator leaves Harmony for Columbia University

Minne professor L C Wirghie, five years superintendent of Harmony schools, resigns to join Columbia University. Professor Hickie is recognized as a leading Minnesota educator. The Euphrates River has severe flood conditions.

Harmony Minne L. Cc. Wirghie Columbia University N.yx Hickie Minnesota

French Assembly Called to Elect a New President

Paris dispatch reports the French assembly will convene at Versailles on September 24 to elect a successor to President Paul Deschanel. Premier Bronville and leaders to meet to discuss convocation. Deschanel’s cabinet, advised by physicians, announced the resignation and the president plans private life in Rambouillet as editors describe his renewed energy.

Paris Versilles Paul Deschanel Fremier Amilevand Senate Chamber of Deputies Deschanel Echo de Paris

Mysterious pull draws man to park lake in brief scare

A man wandered toward a park lake a few mornings ago, where his valet was fishing. He was guided back to his apartments after physicians found no serious symptoms. The episode suggested a curious, unexplained pull toward the water.

Bloodhounds Track Escapee From Trempealeau Jail

Peter Brambe the Russian Pole who escaped Trempealeau county jail at Whitehall was pursued by a bloodhound brought by P. Senagles of Manston. The trail went seven miles southeast before scent was lost, possibly due to Brambe entering a vehicle or barn. Attorney E. Barlow of Arcadia coordinates tips as authorities seek the fugitive.

Peter Brambe Trempealeau County Whitehall P. Senagles Manston Brambe Pistrlet E. EB. Barlow Arcadia

Brambe Held On Robbery Charge At Blair Store

A man identified as Brambe, about 25 years old, light complexion and smooth shaven, was held on a charged robbery of a Blair store. He wore dark trousers with a light stripe, a light colored shirt, tennis shoes, and a hat or coat when he left, speaking broken English. The incident occurred near Decorah, Iowa, where a Sunda man from Jefferson County is noted in transit.

Brambe Blair

Diamond Dyes Offer Fadeless Color for All Fabrics

Say You Want Diamond Dyes delivers simple directions enabling any woman to dye worn garments draperies coverings and fabrics including wool silk linen cotton or blends into a rich fadeless color. Buy Diamond Dyex and guarantee perfect results even for beginners with color card available.

Drugeist

Deer Farm Start Sparks Arlington Chase

A fragmented report describes a man starting a deer farm and a chase through Arlington. The item notes a buck a doe and a fawn are involved and that bets are tipped toward a bin. The sparse text preserves a local urban oddity without clear dates or names.

Anim Arlington Buck Doe Fawn Bets

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