Bargain Sale Ad Amid Broken Text Fragments
Fragmentary notice advertises quick sale at bargain prices. Reads garbled items including prices and items for sale, names unclear, contact or location not discernible.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
7
Fragmentary notice advertises quick sale at bargain prices. Reads garbled items including prices and items for sale, names unclear, contact or location not discernible.
Legal notices detail a January 2, 1893 county court hearing in La Crosse County Wisconsin. Executor Frank R. Anderegan seeks final account approval and estate residue distribution. Bankruptcy notice covers Hila Stock of Stanley with first creditor meeting in Eau Claire. Various defendants summoned in a Wisconsin circuit case.
Second day in St Louis for Clemenceau includes a public reception automobile parade and address to strengthen France United States ties ahead of Kansas City. Police precautions are tight with around two thousand soldiers and officers guarding the parade route while detectives watch at the Post-Dispatch editor home in St Louis County.
Superior meteorologist B Bainks reports November saw three records by Lailr Novem ber in high temperature precipitation and sunshine. Monthly mean temperature reached ot degrees, 4 degrees above normal, with 2 62 inches of precipitation, 1 inch above normal. Year to date precipitation stands at 7 20 inches, 1 7 inches above normal.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Iisiah A Manville and mentions her son Charles A Pant bringing the body from Buenos Aires. It records brief mentions of Thanksgiving visitors Dorset and Mes Colwell, children Theodore and Johann, and services scheduled with interment at Grave cemetery with T Uamat to officiate.
A chaotic market report shows Liberty bonds mixed with new highs in industrials and tobacco futures. Listed movers include South operators, Studebaker, International Harvester, and American Tobacco, with varied shifts across steel, oil, and rail shares amid gains and declines.
Chicago February trading showed mixed sentiment with wheat futures under pressure while corn dipped briefly then recovered. Prices closed lower on May delivery, with reports noting weak demand and unsettled deferred contracts. Grain receipts and livestock prices in markets like Minneapolis and Chicago were reported, with varied cattle and potato notes and general commodity activity across the region.
Salomet Michigan reports a devastating gale on Lake Sanehor as the Cana na steamer Maplehurst wrecks on the Keweenaw breakwater. Search efforts continue for 11 missing crew and passengers swept away when the vessel broke apart near Calumet.
A vast blaze in New Bern, North Carolina, destroys churches, warehouses, and homes. More than a thousand people, largely African American, lose shelter as property valued near two million dollars is laid waste. State troops patrol the area while Red Cross workers aid victims. no deaths or injuries reported beyond property loss.
Real estate transfers recorded with Milwaukee Register of Deeds show Jutland of Mihwaukee to Martin J Brennan of Milwashwo with a six room house and mortgage, plus Anna Oliver of Milwaukee to Martin J Brennan with two lots and a five room house. also a reference to war vestiges and a 700 foot drop in Barron Falls, Queensland, Australia.
Three people died when a speeding touring car plunged from a Wolf River bridge into four feet of water near South Wayne Wisconsin. Nicholas Gooner Sr publisher and editor of the Daily American Tribune based in Dubuque and his daughter Ann Minn Gooner were among the victims. Surviving were Nicholas Gooner Jr and Elizabeth Hershbein. Police investigate cause as car headed to Milwaukee from Dubuque for a publishing conference.
Paris bakers and suburbs shut most shops at noon Saturday to back a wage demand and protest government refusal to raise bread price. Government ordered an inquiry for possible prosecution of the bakers association. Over five million people affected across Paris and surrounding departments. Police reinforced around crowded centers to prevent unrest as bread remains vital.
Raymond Hengel a plumber was fined 409 or four months in county jail by Judge Brindley after pleading guilty to unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor. A raid on Hengel's home found a still and moonshine paraphernalia, with a memorandum book alleging multiple bottle entries. Hengel must serve four months and his earnings to his family. he may work days during confinement.
Notre Dame law professor J P Tiernan was not committed to Cook County psychiatric hospital after a writ by Judge Rightimer at Mrs Pulaski's urging. His wife Augusta Tiernan and three children were reported missing, while Blanche Tiernan left her Hansell home after a hasty marriage to Tiernan ended in desertion within a day.
Ford is probing the Michigamme valley near Channing for a potential iron ore deposit. Early drilling reached depths around 30 to 40 feet with promising indicators. Significant prior investment by Longyear, the Chicago Milwaukee and Paul Railroad, and Oliver Tram Mining preceded this exploration.
A jury in Riverside Park found for R i Zimmer in a suit against Rupert Boma over injuries to Zimmer and his wife when Boma's auto collided with a bicycle. Zimmer was awarded damages including for personal injury, motorcycle damage, clothing, and financial loss.
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