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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
9
Classified page items include cottages and rooms for rent with descriptions, garage space, and housekeeping needs, plus shipping rates and legal notices. It mentions rental listings at 325 Main St and 12 Main St, a garage for rent, and a room for a reliable couple. Also appears are notices of probate for Sadie Rippen and local market reports.
Opening trading saw Mexican Petroleum advance briefly before retreating while United States Rubber hit a fresh low. Oils, shipping, tobacco and rubber shares led gains as steel and equipment moved higher. overall market remained unsettled with heavy activity and a strong late rally in the closing hours.
Chicago wheat futures slipped today amid weak demand and potential rail and elevator disruptions. Opening quotes softened with December at around 1.27 and September near 1.22, while corn and oats also moved lower. Sluggish exports and late-session selling pushed grains down, with hogs and potatoes reflecting a broader decline in farm commodities.
A national conference speaker in Milwaukee notes postwar housing shortages raise midclass strain as immigration grows The talk cites rising building costs and fewer single family homes while reminding that new homes must match brick and marble quality The article also covers the funeral for Guy S Hampton La Crescent native, who died in France during World War I, with details on services and military honors.
Stanley Russell and Cust Saiders escaped from the Eau Claire jail on Monday night, authorities say. They allegedly linked to small Wisconsin bank robberies in the past two months. A third man faced a separate charge but did not escape. Police issued warnings as the suspects fled in a high powered car.
Albany report states striking paper mill employees in the United States and Canada voted to accept manufacturers’ proposal for arbitration of the wage dispute. Jeremiah T. Carey, president of the International Brotherhood of Papermakers, announced the decision. Mills are expected to reopen next week.
Mids and OAts featured in a Sunday school and community event at the NEW AMSTERDAM school Nonse grounds. Mindoro News notes a Children's Day program and Fourth of July address at the Presbyterian church on Sunday July 11 at 2 pm with good singing. Holmen News reports preaching services at 10 and another address at 5 pm by J. Kromemeryet with good singing. Michigan electors in Kalamazoo vote in a special election to name a district’s candidate for Congress after the death of William H. Trankhauser, noting limited campaigning and continued GOP leanings.
A Virginia group led by Henry Louis Smith of Washington and Lee University delivered a bronze copy of Henson’s marble Washington statue to King George VI at Buckingham Palace. The gesture honored England for friendship with Virginia, whose early settlers helped shape the state. The king welcomed the delegation and wished them a happy remainder of their visit.
About 100 new Republican members urge a Wednesday conference in Washington to replace delay with action on aims from tax reform to a peace resolution. Angolan of New York and Ansorge say they seek less red tape, not revolt, and name signees from Clark New York to Lineberger California.
Roosevelt era figure Charles J. Bonaparte, former attorney general, dies at his Maryland country home near Belair Saint? Tuesday. He had suffered heart and kidney problems for about a year. 16-year-old heir Hin wildew, long invalid, survives.
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