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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1948
Page
12
Unclear OCR text presents scattered stock market terms and names like Marlin, Rock, Men, Netoma, Bee, OQuerer, Perego, Rey Vac, Balvey, Sew. No coherent event or actionable item is readable from the fragment.
The compilation covers cattle and calf markets with price madels for steer and heifer categories, hogs and sheep prices, plus boxed notes on Chicago produce, poultry, and grain futures. It lists weights, ranges, and movements across beef, dairy, and farm commodities reflecting a midweek trading snapshot.
Frederick S. Pike, 19, of Boston, shot at Bishop Raymond A. Heron and killed an 11 year old youth in the clergyman’s home. Pike fled to Providence and was captured there. he waived extradition and was held to face open charges in Massachusetts.
The army allocated 3.525 million dollars for a secret guided missile center at White Sands and 40.907 million for Alaska housing delays. The 612.7 million program by the Army includes 151 million for army and air force construction across 27 states and 10 overseas areas.
An invitation to La Crosse women to attend a dance given by officers of the Illinois national guard has been extended for an event Friday. The dance is at the club on F street near 12th. A separate note recalls the 1884 aluminum cap on the Monument in Washington D. C. as a fare metal.
The Marshall plan formed a seven man team of efficiency experts to improve program procedures. The Economic Cooperation Administration announced a special committee to assist in authorization and process improvements. Members include John H. Berryhill of Oconomowoc Wisconsin, a business systems consultant and former WPB official.
The Common Council of La Crosse Wisconsin orders a public works view to determine damages benefits and city share for improvements on On sieske Ave Livingston te Moore St and S&S Chase te Themeon 6. The Board of Public Works reports the benefits and damages per parcel and the total cost. A regular meeting will address objections and determine city and property contributions. Dated La Crosse Wisconsin July 13 1908. PF L ERAMER City Ciert. Published in Le Crosse Tribune and Leader-Prem August 6 1344.
Wisconsin La Crosse County Court schedules hearings for estate of Mary Schwabenbauer and Andrew Hanson. The former seeks appointment of an administrator and heirship determinations with claims due by November 2, 1948. The latter covers final accounts, inheritance tax, and executrix actions by Helen Hanson.
Inex perienced personnel learn skilled trade with wage credit for prior experience for higher pay. Apply at The Telephone Building Fifth and Jay streets or write call 3060 extension for employment. Must be 18 or older and able to stay until October 4. Good living conditions with fine tips at Stimpson Surface Camp Minocqua Wie.
Wisconsin La Crosse County Court set a hearing for September 14, 1948 at 10 a.m. to determine descent of the lands of Christ Larson deceased and assess inheritance tax. The lands described include a portion of the SW of the SW of Section 13 Township 16 North Range 7 West, totaling about 24 100 acres more or less, with court and attorneys listed.
Notice announces a county court hearing in Le Crosse Wisconsin on August 26 1946 at 10 am to review the executors final account of Henry Gund deceased and determine inheritance tax and residuary distribution with related matters including heirship and claims as required by law.
In Le Crosser County Wisconsin the county court assigns a probate term on September 9 1968 at 10 o'clock to review Lillian Theresen's petition for the will of Alfred B Thereson deceased of Heleen village and to appoint a guardian administrator and determine heirs. The hearing sets November 4 1946 at 10 o'clock for further claims in the matter. Attorney Gansen of La Crosse Wisconsin represents the case.
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