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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1922
Page
7
Fragmented legal notice from La Crosse Wisconsin outlines probate actions. It lists heirs and executors, states court dates, and requests claims against estates. Proceedings cover wills, executorships, and allowances with dates and local court references.
London AP reports Premier Hughes has been re elected to Parliament amid losses for his country party allies. Early results indicate Hughes secures a government position while agriculturists and other allies shed seven seats in Melbourne and national contests.
A compact market brief notes second place at 8.84, third at 44a, 682, and new totals around 100.82 while mentioning updated figures B07. The fragment underscores slight shifts in shares and prices without full context.
Active trading on speculative operations and dividend announcements shaped the week. Pan American stock gains and a 0 percent dividend news spurred movement while Westinghouse Airbrake rose on rate hopes and a 35 percent stock dividend proposal. Multiple major firms and commodities are listed amid a volatile session with broad gains and retreats.
The Chicago grain pits opened weak with wheat slipping after sharp showings and corn trading tight as buyers absorbed surplus. May futures moved marginally, later recovering slightly, while oats and provisions showed dull to mixed action with prices fluctuating around key levels.
In La Crosse Wisconsin readers urge the Chamber of Commerce to fund and secure a large city auditorium. Citizens cite Bob La Follette visits and demand seating for audiences, while editorials recount local band history and call for support of a unified city band and civic concerts.
Madison Wis Senator CC FL Werden proposes a constitutional amendment to authorize state loans to farmers modeled on South Dakota rural credits law. The plan envisions a 30 year moratorium loan system funded by a $400000000 revolving fund, with bonds issued and repaid from loan proceeds.
The Wisconsin railroad commission ordered a ten percent reduction for Waukesha Gas and Electric, superseding a May 2 1922 order. The new schedule sets rates of 1.83 per thousand cubic feet for the first ten thousand, 1.65 for next 14,000, 1.55 for next 25,000, 1.40 for next 50,000, 1.89 for next 100,000, and 1.25 for all over 200,000 cubic feet.
Chicago Livestock receipts total 9 800 with steady demand Friday as bulk cattle prices show wide ranges. Beef steers average around 9 0 0 to 7 50. cows and bulls mix lower to mid range while lambs and sheep trend higher with fat lambs around 5 60 to 7 50 and wethers 5 00 to 6 50.
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