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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1920

Page

2

Unclear Fragment Lets Reader Infer Possible Action

The text appears as an incoherent fragment with partial phrases about real significance and possible permission to take. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or places are discernible to form a factual summary or identify events.

Fragmented Financial Notice on Technical Management

A partial OCR excerpt references technical and financial management terms tied to a formal notice. The readable fragment mentions governance of resources, oversight, and administrative responsibilities without clear names, dates, or locations. Further readable details are insufficient to identify parties or actions precisely.

Cox sidesteps stance on bay laws in Midwest swing

Governor Cox, Democratic presidential hopeful, pressed in Mitchell to define his view on prohibition and the Volstead Act. He said he would oppose any measure conflicting with the U S Constitution and the eighteenth amendment as interpreted by the Supreme Court. He then spoke in Missouri and Kansas outlining criticisms of Republican substitutes and diplomatic policy.

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Pye First Meeting Notes From Local Club Officers

A local club held its first meeting, electing officers for the year and outlining plans. Members included secretary Miss White and chairman Mr. Gronks, with others named as instructors and organizers for events and a forthcoming mixer in October.

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Veterans of Foreign Wars elect new commander in Pittsburgh

Captain Robert C. Woolside of Pittsburgh was unanimously chosen commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the annual meeting here. Woolside fought in the Spanish American War and served in World War I, leading his battalion in duty.

Logert Wastengitus Robert C. Woolside Pittsburgh Woodside

Fragmented Cost Analysis From A Dodgy OCR Note

Readable fragments suggest discussion of cost and value tied to Adam and a dearest item. Missing context and names hinder precise reconstruction. core idea points to an expense tied to an apple reference and a proven but costly outcome.

Machinery on the Farm and the Fiber Shortage

The fragment discusses farm machinery and a fiber shortage affecting farm operations. It notes electric devices and smell-related terms, the role of small trucks, and teams working in fields. It suggests improved machinery buying could hasten responses to farm demands amid stress on labor and resources.

Morning Papers Summary Condenses Global News

Chicago reports a new record for stop flight time between Omaha and Tilot WH. Belfast clash leaves several civilians shot and stunned. Senator Nulgon convicted of murder in a farm case. Philadelphia mentions Mrs Emma and Bergdell defendants found guilty of conspiracy. National commission names Blewane and others to oversee leagues. Winds hinder passages to Prance, two years spent seeking route success. the Legion Weekly highlights developments.

Chicago Omaha Nulgon Joseph Middleton Philad Emma Bergdell Aja Grover Erwin Ehicago National Commission Blewane O'Daytrom National League Connolly and Dineen

American business men anxious over situation in Italy

Several American firms with plants in Italy have grown alarmed over the situation and would prefer quitting business rather than have their property operated by war men. A large amount of capital was invested in these plants. Alarm stems from a misunderstanding of the Italian sword controllo, misread as teandrel. Rome, Sept.

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