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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
9
Fragmentary item shows an 8:80 A.M. sale of household furniture and multiple unreadable lines. Mentions Davenport church, phone number 691-R, and ad-like entries for babies, babies’ items, and local addresses. The text is fragmented with many garbled words and illegible names.
A classified listing offers furnished rooms and housekeeping units for rent. Includes rooms with screened porches and dining spaces, single and shared housing options, prices around 23 dollars, contact details partially visible, and multiple single rooms advertised for four girls. Some entries reference light for rooms and early morning availability.
A faded classified page shows a buy offer for old clothing on Matin Street and a shopping line seeking good condition garments with contact details. It also contains multiple Wisconsin probate and creditor notices from La Crosse including administration entries for Louis Schlutter and Minna B. Rose, with dates, court locations, and claim deadlines.
Daily market notes show US bonds fluctuating with narrowing gains as Mexican Petrochemical names and Pan American Petroleum trade, while American steel and Copper stocks mix with oil outfits like Humble and Bethlehem. Traders noted little sustained momentum amid early gains and a general tilt toward caution across sectors.
Wheat prices surged on a volatile trading day amid early gains, with rainfall and export demand cited as supporting factors. Reports from Minnesota pointed to black rust concerns late in the season, while provisions and related grain products showed mixed movement and price adjustments across futures and futures-like markets.
A legal notice outlines a civil action involving Copner Company and Paci Produrts against Pacific Tinked and United States Industrial Alliance. The case, filed in a federal court, concerns interstate commerce and liability matters. Proceedings concern Westinghouse, Eliveriand, and Norrhw entities. The action seeks redress and resolution under applicable statutes.
The Wisconsin Insurance Department announces a state wide re rating of fire risk classes for many cities. Cities including Appleton, Sheboygan, Madison, and others face adjusted rates as the commission reviews protection standards and property values. Forty five towns have finished assessments and more updates follow after supervision by Deputy Commissioner J. Timbers.
Charles Ristow was fined for driving an automobile without a valid license. The report notes a court action and details related to the incident, including a dispute over penalties and the driver's prior records.
A fragment from Popular Mechanics Magazine describes amateur stargazing techniques. It notes how a star man is drawn and how lines for constellations and star gauges are prepared with salt to glow at night.
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