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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
11
In Green Bay Wisconsin the Rev. Father John Dr Gauthier rector of the Church of the Bleamear Fj, served as an overseer and spiritual leader. The article notes his death and outlines his duties within the parish and local religious community.
Legal notices from Wisconsin La Crosse County announce special terms of the county court for probate and trust matters. Hearings will consider the wills of Auguste Segelke and John Kutzhorsky, appoint executors and trustees, and approve accounts and claims by October 21, 1929. Other notices appoint administrators for Casper Levy and review claims by April 12, 192? for related estates.
Police report a collision involving Dollie Quinn near 11th Street and Farnam Street. Witnesses say she struck a fence near a residence, prompting arrival of officers at Central Station for investigation.
Percy De Bares, linked to a Tuasriedl farm, faces statutory charges after a girl attack. Bail set at 2500 dollars. DeBoer, employed at Brice’s Trairie farm, charged with assault and using a weapon in a dispute near the Tenth ward serial building.
A misprint in a ticket listing caused confusion about a dance at Corcordia Hall hosted by The La Crisse Ex-Service Men. The event, organized by three local ex-service men, drew many aged attendees who believed the dance was by ex-service men of La Craiving.
A county vehicle was damaged by fire in an incident near Nineroenel and Fackson streets about 9280 Tuesday. Fire department officials said the damage was slight and criminal wearayrine ibe are not.
Market page fragment shows bond and stock price figures with multiple short entries. It lists values like 169.16 and 100.14 for bonds or securities, with scattered numbers and abbreviations. The readable items are incomplete, offering a terse glimpse of late trading data without full context or clear entities.
Mexican Petroleum led a broad market rally with a sharp surge to a yearly high after profit taking. Tslie? op and other oils renewed buying while critical rails and industrials showed gains. call money fell to 2% as buyers returned and mercantile, chemical, and tobacco issues posted mixed moves.
Canadian northwest weather remains unsettled while U S wheat futures show mixed moves. Prices opened higher then slipped, July near 1.13 and September around 1.13 1/4, with late gains fading as traders cited drought relief in Canada and some strength from corn. Provisions unchanged as markets absorb new crop reports and speculative buying.
President Harding expresses confidence that Congress will approve the administration measure on the ship bill after tariff action. Republicans push for quick voting as the tariff bill moves toward House consideration amid party leadership efforts.
Wills filed for probate naming executors Loytee Segelke Nora Segelke and Cart igdaeker. The will of Anwaste Bema Tate mentions personal property gifts to Freda and Bisa MMe and names George B. Rose as next of kin.
Roy T. Vingers post Sa 5 ieng Legion Department of Wieenn Sin leads articles of incorporation for a paper aimed at organizing members activities events and games. Intermediaries named R. Burgehardit R. 8. Andrews and R. ELI. Sthuira assist.
Real estate transfer items include Elizabeth Walcott to Roys and Opal Low a west 100 feet of lot 3 block 2 in Boris Durand Smith Criblee’s addition Union. Jesse E and Edna CL Aizhee raze property Winter lot 2 block 2 Pet Gins plus in section 1 township etc Balwant A and Havel Ko Been anil Then Theresa Salie in WW Borst part of the S). of the 8 W 4th of section 3 township 14 range 7 west.
The traffic bureau of the Chamber of Commerce reports annual savings for shippers through rate reductions. It notes $100,000 in freight charges saved and $24,000 returned in money from claims. The summary lists 5,500 telephone calls, 16,000 rates quoted, 1,000 information points, 20 bulletins, 7,921 claims handled, 32 interstate complaints, 11 Wisconsin railroad commission actions, and 1 Minnesota railroad commission action. The article cites annual shippers savings and an estimated annual saving in freight costs, with operations at maine taining traffic bureau expenses.
Swedish contralto Mir Rilna Swansen Ver Haar will sing Thursday at 2 PM in the Nar Nat summer school program at the Normal school. Vera Poppe and Louis Kreide will perform, with no admission fee. silver collection to follow. Other pieces include Donizetti and Massenet selections and a variety of light numbers announced by President Cotton.
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