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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
11
Classifieds note multiple room and apartment rentals including light housekeeping, modern amenities, and private or semi private spaces. Ads reference addresses and contact details with preferences for adults and gentlemen or near by Jay street and Tribune area.
Classified ad fragment lists a for rent option at 160 dollars per month and a hotel with bar connection. Includes incomplete contact info and several auto listings such as Cadillac seven passenger and other vehicles. Also mentions work guarantees and radiator services with unclear contact details.
legal notices warn that Otto Jacobson and Fred Kanal dissolve their co partnership in Wisconsin Motor Service Company and release all obligations. Additional probate notices set dates for wills and estates including Auguste Segetke and John Kulzhoteky with court terms in La Crosse Wisconsin, and urging creditors to file claims by October 1923.
Crowds in Kankakee attend ceremonies to honor the governor's wife. Details hint at a public tribute with speeches, processions, and a graveside service, marking the governor’s family during a period of mourning and public attention.
A garbled dispatch claims Russia would settle its debt in exchange for Allied credits. The fragment mentions Magnegant expedition and references to Len Kaytnett and Moniey Transit. The text is severely distorted with unclear names and events.
New York markets opened with oil stocks firming on renewed demand, led by Mexican Petroleum rising four points and Pan American Petroleum up a point. General Asphalt and American Car slip back, while several rail and consumer shares show small gains before profit-taking and mixed activity across the board.
Market notes show wheat prices easing on Wednesday amid favorable weather expectations and rain relief. Chicago futures drifted with brief rallies. Black River valley reports and gext ural nip tests spurred a sharp yet short-lived advance. Cash markets weakened. oats, barley, and live cattle showed mixed movements across Chicago and Minneapolis reports.
In Brenosha Wisconsin preliminary charges of manslaughter have been brought against Nerma Weiss and Mary Robbing in connection with the death of Jaedb Wen a former deputy sheriff of Lincoln County. The crash occurred on the Wilat road west of ictenosta after a pickup collided with a vehicle driven by Mrs Rehpins brind. The case will go before a county court for further action.
A compiled notice lists transfers: Haves Lide to Reuhen Nelson, Snyder to Cardler parcels in North Forest, Tewie to Willian Mix in West Salem, Zeiler and Zeisler to Setsyster Wilson with alley rights, Lutheran congregation to Selva Wise, Grove Cemetery to Orie Grove, Godmor et al to Samuel Mamillan, Hughes to Kuland in Rockland, and Elliott to Leland Elliott among others covering Lots 1–9 in various additions and blocks across Almina, Onalaska, and surrounding areas.
A fragmented quote shows a dispute over fishing on Sunday with a cryptic exchange about who deserves to be punished or caught, attributed to a misread or garbled source, reflecting odd phrasing and incomplete names.
The Pioneer Store opens at Pioneer hall at 7:80 tonight, with a four night event to raise funds for Pioneer hall. The program includes diverse entertainments and a country store with hundreds of items, plus a Maxwell car on display. Dozens of workers and large refreshment tents accompany exhibits and special attractions across Fifth and Market streets.
A chaotic OCR fragment from a newspaper page describes a press room incident where a worker is injured and misread names surface. It mentions Gordon Beonert visiting the press and references Bennett, Aly, and Mr. Bewien in a scrambled exchange about a salary and work details.
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