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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1910
Page
7
A collection of brief notices offers rewards for lost items a Black Spaniel pup with a leather collar and various gloves, a gold watch, and a fur neck piece. Readable ads include cleaning and repairing dress wear services, insurance offers, wood sawing, and real estate for rent or sale with multiple addresses and prices.
The daily market report shows wheat slipping by a few cents on the local market to 87 92c while other grains stay steady. Fruit dairy and livestock quotes accompany a broad list of standard commodities and prices from apples to eggs and butter quoted by multiple dealers.
In In Probate Wisconsin La Crosse County Court. In the matter of the estate of Franz Riese late of Shelby Wisconsin deceased. Letters testamentary granted to Joseph Riese La Crosse Wisconsin. Creditors six months from December 13 1910 to present claims for exam and allowance. July 13 1911 court will examine and adjust all claims at 9 o clock A M in La Crosse. Dated December 13 1919. By the Court John Brindley County Judge J E Higbee Attorney for Estate.
John Krismer of La Crosse County is deceased. Letters of administration were granted to Cris ens K Michel of La Crosse Wisconsin creditors have six months from December 13 1910 to present claims for examination and allowance. The court will examine and adjust all claims on July 5 1911 at 10:00 AM in the La Crosse Court House.
Nine Americans receive honors from King Gustavus of Sweden for work in Swedish religious and charitable movements. Rev. M. C. Ranzen of Chicago, Prof. J. A. Uddem of Rock Island, and others are named knights or commanders of the Royal Orders of North Star and Vasa. Bishop Gezeelius von Scheele arranged the diplomatic praise after his US visit.
A brief editorial line extols the universal brotherhood of man as a cherished asset, emphasizing its value as a shared humane ideal and guiding principle.
A moral exhortation urges readers to maintain inner virtue even when appearance lax. It counsels self discipline over outward display, highlighting conscience and integrity as enduring guides in daily life.
A compact moral maxim notes the standard of conduct shifts with observation. It emphasizes accountability and public scrutiny shaping ethical choices.
New York markets opened after the triple holiday with very light turnover yet saw notable price changes. Early dealings showed shifts in several leading issues as traders assessed scarce liquidity and cautious sentiment.
Money on call 3 3-8 per cent. Time money 3 3-4 to 4 per cent for six months. Bar silver New York 54 cents. Demand sterling 485.30 to 485.35.
Kansas City market reports show cattle receipts at 8 400 with steers $4 to $4.50, cows and heifers $3.60 to $5.60, stockers and feeders $3 to $5, calves $4 to $7.25. Hog receipts 7 500 with prices $7.80 to $7.85 for bulk. heavy $7.80 to $7.82, medium $7.75 to $7.85, light $7.75 to $7.82. Sheep receipts 5 310 with lambs $6 to $6.50, ewes $3.50 to $4, wethers and yearlings $3 to $5.50.
Chicago IL December 27 hog receipts 5c higher with mixed and butchers priced 7.60 to 8.00 heavy 7.60 to 8.00 light 7.60 to 8.05 pigs 7.25 to 8.05. Cattle receipts 25 000 market strong beeves 4.65 to 7.30 cows and heifers 2.50 to 6.25 stockers and feeders 3.40 to 5.80 Texans 4.20 to 5.35 calves 7.25 to 9.50. Sheep receipts 10 000 market 5 to 10c higher native 2.60 to 4.35 western 2.75 to 4.30 lambs 4.25 to 6.50 western 4.75 to 6.40.
Chicago market notes report butter extras and firsts with numerous price shifts in butter eggs cheese and potatoes. Live poultry prices show slight changes across fowls springs ducks geese and other dairy items.
Readable fragments show price ranges for barley and flax in Duluth and Chicago. Flax measured at 237 in Duluth Wisconsin with 90s notation, barley trades quoted at 60 to 81 in Chicago and 60 to 80 locally.
Chicago cash grain quotes for December show No. 2 red wheat at 93.5 to 95, No. 2 hard 93.5 to 96, No. 3 white corn 45.0 to 45.75, No. 2 yellow corn 46.75 to 47, and oats quoted for No. 3 white 32 to 32.5 with No. 4 white 31 to 32, standard 32.25 to 32.75.
Grain traders faced uncertainty from lack of cable news and weather cues. Wheat opened higher at 96 1 2, declined to 95 5 8 with May at 95 1 2 and July near 92 7 8. Corn rose on December squeeze to 47 1 2, then eased to 47 3 4 with May at 48 1 8. Provisions steady as hogs support hedge covers.
Reports from Southern Persia and Dibai in Africa warn of a widespread British campaign amid mounting violence. The Dibai base supplies hundreds of Persians as mails and telegraph lines are cut, villages burned, and tribesmen massacre residents while Britain faces accusations of planning permanent occupation.
Paris December 27 Harry Silverberg known crook with many aliases returns to Paris staying at a top Champs Elysees hotel. He roams with social lights and American residents wonder what new venture he will pursue after a failed Chile railway scheme valued at 40 million dollars once backed by English financiers. His number 7878 appears in New York rogues gallery.
Denver, Dec 27. Attorneys will seek writs of error to the UMWA members jailed for disobeying a court injunction. If the Supreme Court declines jurisdiction, a pardon request goes to Governor Shafroth. The Colorado Federation of Labor backs the miners with a legislative committee drafting a bill to curb injunctions.
Milwaukee, Dec 27. Frank J. Heller, once treasurer of the Scarb Polski Building and Loan Association, long missing after accounts showed a 104000 short, will today appear and plead guilty. Police hold a warrant from Nov 20, 1995, awaiting service, though friends say the missing amount has been replaced and no prosecution will occur.
Dayton dispatch reports the Wright brothers will provide a $1,000 annual annuity to the widow and children of Mrs. Ralph Johnstone, who died while flying for the Wrights at Denver. Mrs. Johnstone plans to return to her home in Germany.
A compact reflection on the value of truth. The phrase urges prudence in expressing and sharing information, emphasizing honesty as essential to public trust and responsible governance. It frames truth as a limited resource demanding careful stewardship.
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