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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
15
Fragmented OCR text mentions markets, lotteries, bonds, and prices with unclear names and figures. The legible items reference a noon timeframe and a first day, with several garbled terms suggesting financial notes or a market brief from a historic page. No coherent event or entities can be reliably identified.
Amid volatile turnover traders watched a mixed session on the commodity and automotives markets. Key gains appeared in Studebaker and Crucible while American Sugar and General Motors stock retreated as bid offers moved across steel and chemical shares.
OCR excerpt shows scattered prices and product listings from multiple markets. Mentions creamery extras, poultry, patatoes, flax, and shipping totals with figures like 70.22 410 10.50 1447 ASM GAIN, and references to Chicago, Minneapolis, and various commodities. No coherent event or single story emerges.
Daily market notes show higher wheat prices on July 30 with cautious gains as weather and disease worries linger in Dakotas. Selling pressure increased while New York stocks weakened, traders noted firming in futures into September amid foreign demand and cautious sentiment, with prices closing firmer overall.
Obituary notices report Olive Morrell of 100 Loomis Street dying after a short illness, survived by husband Geers Morrell and four children, with extensive family connections listed. Funeral arrangements are noted for a Saturday service at Caledonia Street Methodist Church. Also summarized is obituary for William Servis of Chicago, a longtime store worker, with details of his death at Robert Burns Hospital and funeral rites held Friday, including service at Tatley and interment plans. The text also references distant remarks about Soviet topics.
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