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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
11
A sequence of short lost and reward ads appears in the page segment. Missing items include a black Scottish terrier puppy with a reward for return, a ladies handbag left at a 10c store, and a notice directing the return of items to specific local addresses with rewards offered. Wm. H. Hoeschler listed.
A saying notes that a woman who dislikes being managed will choose autonomy over routine duties. It reflects attitudes about leadership and gender roles in workplace dynamics.
Market listings for lemons, grapes, apples, cream, eggs, and poultry across multiple regions and firms. Prices shown per box, per pound, or per ton with ranges for goods including fruit, dairy, and grain. Livestock and provisions sections list typical regional bids and packing costs.
New York stocks opened active then quiet as traders awaited the New Haven dividend decision. Money rates steady, grain and livestock prices mixed with Chicago and Kansas City showing varied movements in hogs cattle and sheep. Provisions and futures advanced in later trading due to overall market drift and improving demand.
Ex Mayor Lew Shank tours the west as Tip the dog stays in Indianapolis guarding the mayor’s office. The animal watches visitors each day and returns home at night, puzzled by the mayor’s absence.
State of Wisconsin summons in La Crosse County Circuit Court requires defendant Albert Torkelson to appear within twenty days after service and defend the action. If not, judgment will be entered as demanded in the complaint. Clerk J. E. Higbee of Linker Building handles service.
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