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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
13
A garbled page excerpt shows local market prices for flour, apples, citrus, and produce, plus an automotive ad cluster. Entries mention Hedrick Wendtling Bros garage services and Badger Auto Radiator Works, with various car sale listings and battery service notices. The fragment also lists autos, Ford models, and shipping rate notices amidst random text.
Daily markets summary notes prices and bids for several commodities and securities. Notable figures include Victory listings and assorted bid quotes, reflecting a fluctuating market with varied buy and sell offers across multiple instruments.
A brisk market session saw mixed recoveries from earlier declines with some stocks, notably oils and steels, slipping back. United States Steel resisted a broader slide, while Oil and Petroleum shares fluctuated as traders covered shorts and investors awaited the next economic signal.
The piece by Condo surveys a performance with cautious tone, noting a draw between two drivers and highlighting Walker's appearance. It captures the event's atmosphere and reader reaction while naming key figures and the overall result.
London artist Hoppe, traveling in America, declares that the so called American type of girl does not exist. He says American beauties are varied race representatives in the country. He notes differences in rhythm, movement, posture, and dress as part of his view of the American woman.
A tentative committee of the Numoral is reported by the Wisconsin convention of the American Society of Equity. The report declines rebuilding Equity finances and suggests arbitration to settle differences between the Wisconsin Shute and the national union. The national society faces a suit against J Weller Long, former secretary treasurer, with R T Bergfeld as committee chairman.
A stock farm offering 73 acres under cultivation with balance timber and pasture. Improvements include a seven room house with basement, modern conveniences, silo, cribs, machine shed, log houses, and essential buildings. Good road access, farm equipped with field plows and stock. machinery optional. Price 140 dollars per acre. Inspect for a solid farm purchase.
The document notes submitted officers and directors deviated in expenditures. Names include Matteson of Toki wis elected and Magnus Brown of Marminston Mint chosen vice president with Adolph Seymour of Anudedu as Michigan board member. The Wisconsin state group supported Matteson. The national member fee rose from zero to a higher amount.
Indications in the federal building pointed to an imminent adjournment of the grand jury after five weeks. Few witnesses were summoned as three stenographers work on indictments in the district attorney's office. Truce bills are expected in many liquor cases. indictments likely within days. The Bureau of Standards conducts tests using 14,000 pound weights for measurement.
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