J. W. Masher & Son Open Evenings
J. W. Masher & Son advertises extended hours at 226 828 South Standard Street and provides telephone number 2281-A for inquiries and orders.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1922
Page
9
J. W. Masher & Son advertises extended hours at 226 828 South Standard Street and provides telephone number 2281-A for inquiries and orders.
A motor listing shows 2 Ford roadsters 1 Ford touring 1 Ford ton truck 1 Buick four 1 Buick six 1 Maxwell 1 Nash roadster 1 Ford touring car priced at 150 Packard touring 450 Mitchell coupe 925 Dietk Garage 626 7 80 Buys soxa3¢ automobile priner tub 1 50 All sizes at redisced milees 3 Book Sta i SIX CYLINDEH 5 paper at Excellent seaylation 1222 So At ERene 3 2470 M le AT condition 1416 a 33
Legal notices in the Western District of Wisconsin announce bankruptcy for Charles E Sunday of Pleasant Valley and probate actions in La Crosse and Eau Claire counties. Meetings of creditors are scheduled, executors named, and claims deadlines set, with attorneys listed.
Secretary Weeks announced that a small force of American troops will remain at Coblenz on the Rhine beyond July 1 to honor German and allied requests. Major General Allen had two battalions of the Eighth Infantry scheduled to sail home June 20, with remaining units and support to be redeployed as replacements are designated.
Mr and Mrs Frank Alexander of Genoa were held in contempt for refusing to turn over the farm deed to John A Phillips as ordered by Inigo Higbee and Sheriff Gorslin. They later agreed to deliver the deed but a $2 mortgage dispute arose Phillips claiming no mortgage. The case centers on mortgage ownership and deed custody. Also notes Iron Plant Reopens in Ashland and England reports a surplus of 2,000,000 women.
Liberty markets in New York show varied bond quotes with a few rounding inconsistencies. Prices listed include First at 4 percent around 0.8902, Fourth near 0.9900, Second at 0.9858, and Victory at 4 percent about 1.0008, reflecting typical fixed income activity of the period.
Ww York opening saw 18.1% swings among major industrials and rails. Mixed results in tobacco and merchandising shares, rubber and oils firmed on demand. Foreign exchange climbed, while United States Steel hit a fresh high before fading. overall close irregular with many issues under pressure.
In weak trading in Chicago on Monday prices fell as ideal weather for ripening crops across the southeast spurred selling. Wheat futures opened down and extended losses with July and September contracts posting declines, while oats and corn weakened and cash grain provisions also eased. Receipts reached 17,000 with feeder and steer activity noted as the market remained pressured.
Reports to the labor department show a 33 percent rise in employment in May across 1,425 firms in 65 principal industrial centers, with 1,668,983 workers employed May 74 vs 1,016,834 April 40. Gains spread across 11 groups. Chicago up 6.1 percent, New York under 1 percent. Officials say confidence returning and a building boom underway, with labor shortages in carpentry and bricklaying in many centers. An explosion at Trojan Power in San Lorenzo, near Oakland, killed three, injured three, and wrecked two storehouses. Miss Stena Secrup defeated her brother for mayor of Salina, Utah.
Dr Quver G Winters chief medical examiner of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen based in Des Moines died Sunday at age 63. He served as an alderman and school board member in La Crosse and organized its Yeomen homestead in 1901. Survived by son Oliver G Winters Jr daughter Mrs Luella Schaeffer and grandson Winters Schaeffer all of Des Moines. Funeral details pending word from his sister in Salt Lake City.
The Wisconsin conservation effort, led by Gautsch, reports 16 nets seized in five weeks for illegal seining in Sloughs and creeks around La Crosse. Recent removals include nets from Pettibone park lagoon and Running Slough, with a ban on netting in waters except the Mississippi main channel.
A Wisconsin Retail Dry Goods association convention will be held in La Crosse at the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday afternoon and evening. William Dosh flinger will preside and about 50 miles of territory will be represented by 12 members. Topics include business problems, proposed texts, and other matters affecting merchants. A separate injury report notes a tennis player, Charlotte one Spottinter Press operator, broke her left ankle during a vigorous match after leaping to return a serve.
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