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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1921
Page
11
Boys twelve years or older are invited to apply for a position advertised by the Le Roy Tribune and Leader Cronicle. Applications are open at the newspaper office and must be submitted by the stated deadline.
Market pages report bonds underperforming as weather delays trade sessions. Investors monitor yields and currency movement while merchants weigh risk amid persistent rain. Officials cautioned patience as markets seek clarity on policy direction and inflation signals.
Market activity appeared muted as traders weighed cautious signals, with brokers noting limited demand across commodities and equities. Analysts referenced mixed earnings and ongoing geopolitical tensions as factors tempering volatility and dampening volume throughout the session.
A fragmented report blends a profile of a world champion athlete with social notes on Mrs. Selall and early women’s sports in America. It recalls her journey from Varrow to New York, detailing participation in baseball, aquatics, track events, and gymnastic disciplines, and notes embroidery prizes. The piece cites broader market chatter and Milwaukee movement alongside cultural glimpses of public life and holiday sales.
The text presents a garbled mix of names, places, and phrases from a local page. It mentions police, a concert, a village, and a character named Hansen with a reference to Stang Again, all tangled in unreadable OCR artifacts with unclear dates or events.
Farmers flock to Market Square as colder weather nears with meat potatoes wood and produce on sale. Dressed pork at nine cents a pound and beef cuts at ten to eleven cents, quarters from eight to nine cents per pound, chickens dressed at fifty cents, hay and wood priced per bundle or ton with low prices and bustling buyers observed each morning.
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