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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1915

Page

9

For Rent Classifieds and Lost and Found Notes

A batch of rental notices lists eight room houses furnished rooms housekeeping options and apartments with addresses including 817 South Fifth 327 South Sixteenth 136 South Thirteenth 503 Vine and 2402 South Fourteenth plus ads for a garage and carrelated items. Lost items include purses cash coins watches a purse and a brown spaniel with contact lines and reward offers. Also mentions building association promotion and service ads for a practical nurse carpenter and engineering firm.

South Fifth J. G. Jaekel South Sixteenth Street North Sixth Tribune South Fifth Street

Cut Rate Shipping Cuts Rates to Pacific Coast

The Boys Transfer Co of Minneapolis Minnesota markets reduced freight for household goods to the Pacific coast and other points, touting superior service at lower rates.

Pacific Coast The Boys Transfer Co Minneapolis Minn

Daily Markets Sums Overview of Prices and Commodities

Market lists show varied prices for fruits like apples and oranges, vegetables, livestock figures from Farmers' Co-operative Packing Company, and provisions. Also included are dairy items, poultry costs, eggs, cheese, grain, and specialty cheeses with quoted ranges, reflecting regional wholesale rates and assignments to vendors.

Grand Army to Elect Tonight in Court House

The Grand Army of the Republic No. 38 holds its annual officer election at 7 30 tonight in G A R rooms at the court house. Six officers will be chosen to replace Clark Hood George Scott Theodore Hauser William Emery W J Davidson R R Kempter and Henry Beckwith. The Women's Relief Corps No. 2 auxiliary will elect officers tomorrow night at the court house.

Grand Army of the Republic Court House Clark L. Hood George Scott Theodore Hauser William Emery W. J. Davidson R. R. Kempter Henry Beckwith Women

Corn Show Opens in Walla Walla with $1000 in Prizes

The northwest's export corn growers opened their annual corn show in Walla Walla Washington today. Prizes including implements and cash totaling 1000 dollars will be awarded when the show ends Saturday.

Walla Walla, Wash Northwest

New York Stocks Faced Mixed Opening Market

Foreign markets report shows fractional declines at the open with war shares under pressure. Industrial Alcohol rose to 121 1 2 while Baldwin Locomotive slid to 111 1 4 and United States Steel fell on tax rumor. Trading faded to dull as the session ended weak.

New York Stock Exchange Baldwin Locomotive Reading Ec Tomic United States Steel

New York Money Rates Report

New York Money on call stood at 2 percent with time money ranging from 2 to 3 percent for six months. Prime mercantile money at 3 percent. Bar silver quoted London at 26 and New York at 55 1/4 cents. Demand sterling firm at 4.70 11-16.

Fourth Building Association Weis Book Store New York Prime Mercantile London

Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report

Kansas City market data show cattle receipts 2,500 with steady demand. Steers 5.50 to 10.00, cows and heifers 4.00 to 9.00, stockers 5.25 to 7.50, calves 6.00 to 8.50. Hogs receipts 6,500 with steady market, bulk 6.25 to 6.60, heavy 6.50 to 6.60, medium 6.35 to 6.60, light 6.20 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 3,000 with steady market, lambs 8.40 to 8.90, ewes 4.75 to 5.75, stockers and feeders 4.00 to 8.25.

Kansas City

Chicago livestock market report at Union Stock Yards

Hogs receipts 47 000 market slow and weak mixed and butchers 5 90 to 6 75 good heavy 6 to 6 60 rough heavy 6 20 to 6 25 light 5 55 to 6 pigs 3 75 to 5 35 cattle receipts 6 500 market steady beeves 5 60 to 10 55 cows and heifers 2 65 to 8 25 Texans 6 15 to 6 90 calves 6 50 to 10 50 sheep receipts 12 000 market steady to strong native 6 to 6 50 western 6 10 to 6 50 lambs 7 to 9 05 western 7 25 to 9 25

Chicago Livestock Union Stock Yards Lil

Chicago Produce Prices Decline Across Dairy and Poultry

Chicago markets report butter creamery extras at 32 to 33 cents, extra firsts 31 to 32, firsts 26 to 30, seconds 23 to 24. Eggs ordinary 26 to 27 cents, firsts 28 to 29. Cheese twins 16 to 16. Live poultry fowls 9 to 11, ducks 11, geese 11 to 12, springs 12, turkeys 14. Potatoes receipts 36 cars with Minnesota 58 to 66 and Wisconsin 58 to 60 cents.

John C Wash Jonathans Vox Appies Pol Ben Davis Winkler Sunkist Mcrarlands Michigan Almeria Farmers’ Co-operative Packing Company Cabs Tech Cocceenes S66 Listman Mi'l Co Wisconsin Farmers’ Co-operative Market Co Hawley Com. Co Hy. Anderegg Wisconsin Twins Wisconsin Limburger Chicago

Wheat prices rise on Canadian seizure impact

Chicago grain markets opened higher as wheat advanced amid strong demand and light receipts in the wake of Canada seizing twenty million bushels. December and May futures jumped about ¾ to 4 cents with highs near $1.09 and $1.12, closing at $1.09% and $1.12%.

Chicago Northwest

Chicago Grain Prices and Quotations Report

Chicago market pricing shows wheat at No. 3 red 1.11 dollars, No. 2 hard 1.08 to 1.08 percent, No. 3 hard 1.07, No. 3 spring 1.02 to 1.07. Corn quotes include No. 2 yellow 71 to 72 cents, No. 3 yellow new 67 to 67 cents, No. 4 yellow 64 to 65, No. 5 yellow 63 to 65, No. 6 yellow 61 to 62, No. 2 white 70 cents, No. 3 white new 66 to 66 cents, No. 4 white 64 to 65, No. 5 white 64 to 64 cents, No. 2 mixed 74, No. 3 mixed new 65 to 66 cents, No. 4 mixed new 64 to.

Chicago

Roosevelt stays independent as Perkins says no GOP return

George W. Perkins, progressive committee chairman, says Colonel Roosevelt will not rejoin the Republican Party, despite meetings with progressive leaders at Oyster Bay. Nearby, Champ Clark declares Theodore Roosevelt will be the Republican candidate next year, claiming broad party support.

New York Roosevelt George W. Perkins Progressive Executive Committee Nebraska Perkins Oyster Bay Progressive Party Middle West Victor Murdock Medill McCormick Frank P. Carrick Nebraska Progressive State Committee Clarence P. Dodge Colorado Progressive State Committee Clark Roosevelt Washington Theodore Roosevelt Champ Clark

Commodity price report details for grains and forage

The notice lists oats with grades No 3 white at 41 to 43 cents and No 4 white at 40 to 41 1/2 cents, standard 44 to 44 1/2 cents. Barley runs 59 to Th. Timothy ranges from 5.00 to 7.75 dollars. Clover quotes from 10.00 to 19.00 dollars.

Wheat prices rise on Winnipeg Liverpool markets

Chicago grain report notes higher wheat on December and May futures as Winnipeg and Liverpool markets push up prices. Early gains reached about 1.06 and 1.09 per bushel, with later trades climbing further. Corn oats and provisions also advanced on tighter receipts.

Chicago Grain Review Chicago Winnipeg Liverpool

Murder Indictment Shocks Minneapolis Family in 1914 Death

Frederick T. Price faces a first degree murder indictment for the death of Mary Gridley Price who died Nov 28, 1914 after a fall from a cliff into the Mississippi river. Price claims city guard rails could have saved her life amid a prior damages suit and bigamy charges. Charles D. Etchison, a Minneapolis salesman, was arrested in Washington and held for Minnesota authorities. he says the death was accidental.

Minneapolis Minn Frederick T. Price Mary Gridley Price Price Salesman Washington Charles D. Etchison Etchison

Brakeman Hurt at Ga lena Junction Ill by Bridge Protector

Carl ONeill a brakeman at 1606 Kane street suffered facial cuts when struck by a bridge protector while atop a high freight car at Galena Junction Illinois. He was brought to La Crosse for treatment by Dr. Friend C. Suiter.

Carl O'Neill Kane Street Burlington Road Galena Junction Ill O’neil la Crosse Friend C. Suiter

Husband’s Pledge On Property Sparks Legal Debate

A remark suggests a man who places only his property in his wife’s name is not entirely wrong, reflecting on marriage property norms and potential legal or social reactions. The line implies tensions around asset ownership and spousal rights without detailing a case or parties.

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