Public Notice Adverts Amid Turbulent Business Listings
A fragmented notice from La Crosse County Wisconsin discusses property numbers and building identifiers for public view. It references a November 23 1921 Common Council meeting and ordinances requiring owners to display street numbers. Also mentions court proceedings for Milo Hanson estate and final account settlement with administrator and heirs, with attorneys Brindley Mahoney and Sch listed.
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Ber
Poles Department
Ania
Secomber Otn
Polle
Applinaghy
Wisconsin
la Crosse
A. &. Schubert
Milo Hanson
Greenland
N E A to Meet in Missoula Montana 1922 Convention
The annual Montana session of the National Education Association will be held in Missoula in 1922. Part sessions are set for Missoula and Salt Lake City with three business meetings in Missoula under the new plan. Delegates will also take a trip to Glacier National Park.
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Missoula
Editorial Association
Montana
Hotalin
Pru
Salt Lake City
Che
Les
Lauring
Lam
Juliet Ness Wins First Prize In Amateur Vaudeville
In a La Crosse theater contest, Juliet Ness claimed the top prize after the host relinquished it to her amid a lively audience response. The event featured six amateur acts including a song and dance number by Margaree Kuigut, with leadership from a close ensemble.
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Juliet Ness
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Che Mapeur Algo
Vaudevilly
Ap de la Crosse Theater
Privay
Ness
Andiance
Accent
Meelyas
Margaree Kuigut
Me Eparest
Local Markets and Chicago Wheat Prices Report
Auction notes show mixed commodity prices with cotton, flour, lemons, oranges, and dairy items listed. Chicago wheat futures rise and fall with December at 1.10 1/2, May at 1.09, and July near 1.09 as traders react to opening trades. Livestock prices inch higher for steers and hogs amid steady cattle demand. potatoes show ample supply and rising sacks.
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Gamand
Pridsy
Market gains amid mixed strength in early session
The market opened with mixed gains as leaders showed early support but soon faced demand shifts. Major names such as General Electric, Royal Dutch, and American Telegraph moved. buyers favored firms like General Motors, U S Steel, and American Can amid cautious trading.
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Benitagtios
Gatun Covivence
Burlu
York
Savurcay
Tae Agasipa
Tosy Shauty
Borel Ols
General Rantal
Royal Dutch
Armand Bithinburgh
SS. Paul
Pete Marquette
Midvale Steel
Columbia Grap
P Sandee
Fraies
Bae General General
Mutore Saveer Goodvich Co
Lone Sat
OrefCila
Ilinoia Central Inspiration Caypar
Y.s
Ster Muti
Seernasiona
Koarecott Copper
Louisville
Nase
Moxican
Petrnleum Ami Copper
Issourt Xew
Lark Gert
Aim
Hartford
Norfolk and Western Os
Yorsbarn Pacifle Joss
Ani
Pan American Patroleum
Pennsslvania
Smelnir Can
GU E. Wrern Pagille
Avery Rail
Standard Oil
Soudebakr Corpgcaragy
Unclear OCR fragment hints at trade data and pricing
Fragmentary text mentions barrels, prices, and places like Chicago and Minnesota. No coherent events or identities emerge to form a decisive news item.
Rushford residents die in two linked cases
Two Rushford residents, Mrs. Duest of Preston and her husband, died recently. She had lived on an arena farm in Carlmong township before returning to Preston in 1868. Her son Claude served in the Navy in World War I and died in France. Funeral services were at Rushford Presbyterian Church with interment in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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T. Darse
All Place
Preston
Arena Farm
Carlmong Township
Prest
Durst
Australian Eggs Sell Far Higher Than Home Product
Australian eggs command about 62 cents a dozen in comparison with 37 cents for Wisconsin eggs on the Chicago market. Careful grading and standardization by the department are cited to ensure uniform quality, while Australian eggs are described as the best type though some types fail to meet stringent standards.
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Madison
Wis
Australia
Chicago
Wisconsin
Public Debate on Traffic Rules in La Crosse Tribune
Letter to the editor from La Crosse Wis dated December 1192 complains about J W Hogan’s traffic regulation debate. The writer urges clarity on the sirset and balance of police deputing to ensure orderly enforcement and unobstructed travel.
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Grosge
Wis
da Crosse Tribune
J. W. Hogan
Tegan
Bicycles and Safety Urged for Drivers and Cyclists
A citizen letter argues for strict respect between drivers and cyclists to protect all road users. It warns against auto interference with bicycles and stresses equal rights for cyclists, urging careful driving and cautious behavior at street corners and while passing riders. The writer calls for police focus on speeding and child safety, urging responsible care for young cyclists.
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Ueture
Chile
WEISS
la Grosso
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