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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1922
Page
11
The daily markets listing shows Liberty bonds with Victory series as of 1 pm. Prices include Victory 44a at 100.29 and Victory 45.5 called 198.00. New notes issued by Fourth tus appear in the brief market update.
Opening stock activity shows gains for steel, refining and food shares while stalwarts like Studebaker Baldwin and Crucible Steel post fractional losses. Railroad shares drift and trading remains dull with slight advances by May Department Stores and unions of various industrials. Foreign exchange opens strong then eases. overall market tone mixed as buyers eyed rail and electricals.
A rough snapshot from Chicago trading shows wheat and corn facing gains on cold weather fears and speculative buying. Liverpool quotations and Washington policy talk add to the tone, with May and July futures fluctuating as buyers and sellers tilt toward higher levels despite some profit taking. Provisions and livestock markets also move, with mixed signals in oats, pork, and cattle as traders digest weather and policy cues.
Joseph Lakeys hosted a large house warming at their new residence in Wisconsin with about forty guests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Luisiph Lakey and numerous locals. a meeting of the Dansiiters of Gos sip Held followed. several social visits noted with multiple dinners and guests from nearby towns. A church society planned a charitable event later in the week.
United States No 1 whites steady amid ship shortages and firm market as Dane apples and cabbage quoted. Butter and eggs rise with receipts and refrigerator goods. Plymouth Band report notes and farmers co op quotes for week with dairy and produce prices and quantities.
Detroit area report details Mrs. May B Ford wanting Wayne County farmer Ford to fund her defense in a planned plot with a gunman to kill him. Attorneys seek $1000 for preliminary fees. divorce action and custody matters loom, while Ford speaks of previous wives and vows to remain single.
Irandon Wisconsin reports a 12 year old girl Ansle Jaguto was shot near town on November 14. John Schultz a youth believed involved was arrested on a train bound for Amasa Michigan and returned to Iron Mountain. Authorities say the shooting may have been accidental during a failed attempt to hit a small animal.
A youth in custody claims his instructor must be from Germany and that she carries a German surname. The boy’s statement comes as authorities seek the escapee amid comments attributed to Warden Andrews. The case remains under preliminary bearings and investigation.
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