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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1916
Page
9
Classified column fragment lists requests for a live-in housekeeper to house a lady and assist with Shebr Niier Roll duties in the morning, plus multiple notes for cooks, gardeners, maids, and general house workers. Names, addresses, and rates appear in scattered form.
Daily market notes show wholesale oranges and produce prices from Sunkist and farmers cooperative buyers, with mixed livestock quotes from Union Stock Yards and Kansas City. Hogs and cattle receipts rise, prices vary. Chicago grain and livestock futures edge higher on stock exchange movements and tighter eastward shipping outlook.
Chaseburg Wis Special The Wrob el general store completed inventory Sunday night and the new proprietor assumed charge Monday Mr Sterlington has closed his Plum City Minn stock and will devote full time to Chaseburg business Mr Wrobel the retiring merchant will move to Texas where he owns land Social life School A Chaseburg Young people enjoyed a social at a north side school house Saturday evening Personal Miss Martha Moa spent Sunday in La Crosse with friends Charles Ender was a La Crosse caller Iatt Larson visited La Crosse relatives G A Hosmer was a La Crosse caller M Baker transacted business in La Crosse Bradles in La Crosse Saturday Mrs Edward Pinnstad and daughter Mabel shopped in La Crosse Saturday Mrs Gust Grosskopf returned from La Crosse Saturday with friends Mrs P W Van Dyke and daughter Mabel visitors La Crosse Saturday L A Mills returned to La Crosse after a visit Throne of Coon Valley was a business caller Saturday.
Washington Bee reports Edwin F. Sweet nominated to be assistant secretary of commerce. The nomination will be sent to the senate Monday as Congress opens.
Land of ten acres with good buildings in West La Crosse. Trade offers considered. For further information contact M Giasson at R.3 La Crosse.
New York reported the weekly bank statement with declines in surplus and loans while reserves shifted among vaults, Federal Reserve banks, and other depositories. Net demand deposits fell, Lime deposits rose, and circulation eased as aggregate reserves stood at 611.8 million. The New York Evening Sun noted a firmer stock market in a light session, with rail earnings up for Chicago and Northwestern and Central Railroad of New Jersey, while failures fell 23 percent in number and 38 percent in amount per R G Dun & Company. Industrial prices were uneven but generally up, with copper and steel shares narrow and United States Steel around 126.
Dec 4. John D. Archbold, Standard Oil magnate, remained comfortable at his home in Tarrytown. No change in his condition was reported. A note on a smart saying about first love, and a remark that cigars are called weeds with a simple rationale.
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