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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1946
Page
10
The Winona livestock report details prices for hogs cattle calves and sheep with a weak cattle market and sharp discounts on some hog weights. Chicago cash grain and Milwaukee livestock figures follow the day’s trading, with commodity prices and bids across wheat corn potatoes eggs and poultry noted.
The board of directors of Northern States Power Company Wisconsin met August 20 1946 and declared a preferred stock dividend of 1 1/4 percent. The dividend is payable by check on September 3 1946 to stockholders of record August 20 1946 for the period ending August 31 1946.
Washington reports domestic flour mills increased output by 26 percent from June to July amid a record wheat crop. July production reached 22.1 million sacks versus 17.5 million in June, with May and June hampered by wheat shortages and diversion of trains to famine areas abroad. Not all July flour was available for U.S. consumption.
The City of La Crosse issued a final determination of damages for properties abutting Johnson Street extended to Losey Boulevard State Road from Adams Street to Bluff Street Bluff Street Grandad Terrace Cliffview Terrace and 19th Street from Townsend Street to Weston Street. Property owners may appeal to the Circuit Court within twenty days from August 12 1946. The determination is on file with the City Clerk and the notice is published August 26 1946.
The La Crosse Common Council on August 12 1946 authorized grading and improvements for Chase Street from 13th Street to 13th Place and Thompson Street from 13th Place to 15th Street. The notice states aggrieved owners may respond within twenty days and that the city preserves defenses regarding liability without waiver.
Walter Ofstedahl reported to county highway police at 12 30 a m Sunday that his blue green 1941 Ford coach with Wisconsin license 11 32419 was stolen from a Bangor parking place. R J Holmen is also mentioned in the report.
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