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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
11
Job notice seeking a person between 17 and 23 years to learn and operate knitting machines. Apply in person to the Prose Knitting Company at North 2nd Street.
The garbled OCR appears to reference a court case or obituary with scattered names and places. It mentions a judge, a crime of carrying something, and a sequence of unclear biographical details, all jumbled.
The La Crosse normal band will travel to Winona Friday morning for a concert at the Winona normal school campus followed by a reception for La Crosse students. The event marks a rare gathering of the two schools with a large graduating class. A junior senior reception and baccalaureate services are planned for the weekend, featuring Rev. Robert D Winter delivering the address on the topic “Vocation.”
Madison reports auto bus lines operating as bonded carriers in Wisconsin show nearly 100 percent growth in the last month. The rail commission notes 126 active interurban lines, with competition from intercity buses and railroads on routes between cities. Regulators say fleets evade highway rules and speed limits, prompting calls for legislative action. Farmers accuse service owners of using highways with little tax contribution while harming sheepkeep. The next legislature is anticipated to tackle interurban and bus regulation.
Vernon county central graduation exercises and school contests occur at the Viroqua talerounds on Saturday. Program includes dedicating address by Rev Evans, welcome by Mayor A J Aiphh Veeml, commencement by Gov. George F Cummins, band, diplomas by Supt. George F Sanford, benediction by Rev Homner, and events in music, spelling, writing, declamation, plus athletic contests and May role gris.
The funeral for Henry Walterherser of Midway was held last Monday at St Mary’s Church North La Cries with Rev Father Romphhart officiating. He is survived by 12 children and three sisters. Walterherser, born in Baden Gerry, died aged about 73. He emigrated to America and engaged in breeding fine Ayrshire cattle, winning many prizes. He was buried beside his wife in Carhalle Cemetery.
Market gains persisted broadly with higher money rates and a dull opening. Rail and steel issues led, with Allied Chemical and Pan American Petroleum among top movers, while Union Pacific and peers faced price pressure. Trading volume neared 1.25 million shares as various sectors showed uneven strength.
Wheat prices show a modest rise amid light offerings and bullish export expectations. July and September futures edge higher, then drift as private crop forecasts soften. gains pare but cash grain and provisions quotes reflect mixed demand and early gains in Chicago markets.
Local markets list various commodities and prices including Wingald flour, 28 pound cotton racks, 40 pound cotton sacks, and Bay State and Diamond M feeds. Fruits vegetables and dairy items such as eggs, berries, lemons, oranges, bananas, celery, potatoes, cabbage, onions, lettuce, pineapples, strawberries, and cheeses are priced or described. A short fiction excerpt follows with dialect and nostalgic tone mentioning needles and a mother figure.
Fragmentary note describes crab life cycle with a molt stage and eye placement as a safety adaptation. Mentions Merril, Meat, and a vague sequence of shed shell and hatching. Text is incomplete and lacks clear events or locations.
A fragment notes three wheeled motor cars are widely used in Europe for delivery work. The item mentions the United States Bureau in the entry, and a broader context of European adoption and utility.
Market notes list cattle beef cows calves and bulls with steady firm ranges and top bids up to 11.00 per pound for certain calves. Hog prices rise with 10.50 top and 10.55 bulk. pigs 11 to 13 per cwt. Lambs and sheep demand mixed, spring California lambs around 14.26. Chicago produce reports show dairy creamery extras and butter values. Minnesota flax prices reflect adjusted market quotes.
La Crosse Boy Scouts plan a June 20 94 mile two day bike ride to the Dells of Wisconsin returning June 24 They must be registered Scouts in good standing and have completed ten days of ten mile rides They will travel at six miles per hour with Howard Campbell Motorcycle Agency supporting them They will pack meals and gear and carry maps and repair knowledge The trip is supervised by Seville officials and includes outfitting and safety preparations The article also notes the origin of Phoenix Arizona's name from Duppa's tale.
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