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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
9
Modern and room cottage and garage for rent in a good location. The renter can buy all the furniture including drapes and curtains. Address 820 West Ave South. Phone 9190.
A long OCR list reads like a market page of prominent firms including Allied Chemical American Can American Car and Foundry American Smelting American Sugar American Tobacco and more. It names corporations across industries from metals to tobacco to oil, with scattered transit and utility firms mixed in.
Local markets list Wingola flour in various sack sizes with per barrel or per sack pricing. Also shows Bay State and Diamond brands in 100 and 50 pound sacks, plus butter, eggs, and other items with quoted prices from Millerse Company.
Reports of extreme heat in northwest and southwest Kansas spurred buying and higher prices as wheat turned white in Salina. Opening quotes showed gains, especially for July and September futures, with later fluctuations and a strong close. Corn and oats moved but hog prices and meat markets also showed activity amid overall market nerves.
A Sacra Cal. women’s group promotes clean pictures by hosting a preview committee to elevate palatable taste. Mrs. Charles Gilmore, president, says the plan has worked admirably and could be effective in other cities, as exhibitors and public feedback shape standards.
The Common Council of La Crosse adopts a parking ordinance restricting stopping near fire stations and in front of theaters, alleys, and main streets. It prescribes angles, distances, and time limits for parking on Nath and Fourth streets, Third Street, and related alleys, with penalties up to five dollars and ten days imprisonment. The Board of Public Works must mark angled parking lines, and the ordinance takes effect after publication.
A quirky tale notes Quikey’s long running complaint about his wife Mavds asking for money. He recounts recent requests totaling three dollars, seven last week, five previously, and fifty cents this morning. The piece highlights his puzzled reaction to her “mone y-money” habit and ends with a prompt about what she does with the funds.
Observers describe moon fish as broad flat and toothless with average weight around one pias. They are seen near shore and in Uhooney Seas, noted for a rich maroon color with spots on their bodies, and are tracked by Onah ogame.
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