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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
7
Classified notice offers board and room at Western Hotel on Peart Street for seven dollars per week with Saturday turnover. Weathered text repeats pricing and location details in terse listing style.
Fragments advertise 4 88 h p Red Wing outboard with magneto impulse carburetor storage battery generator and reverse gear overhaul. Priced for quick subs, contact Thane for details at the given ring Matty dye ad.
A damaged OCR style list advertises household goods for sale including a variety of beds, window shades, rugs, and mattresses. Items feature prices such as S140 for a set and smaller prices for steel springs and other bedding components. The text mixes brand-like names with generic descriptions, indicating a quick sale of used or surplus furniture and furnishings.
Advertisement for selling a fleet of taxis urging ride, drive, and reasonable offers. Calls for Copfer and insists every cab be in A-1 mechanical condition. Includes push for prompt sale.
One of the largest steneturee in Figlind is noted with the new county ital in Louden. The structure spans 760 feet in length, marking a significant local landmark and engineering achievement.
Readout shows Liberty bonds uneven, U S steel and other stocks fluctuating with losses and gains. Grain and hog markets turn firmer later. Chicago live stock reports note price ranges and receipts. A workman sustains injuries after a fall at Superior Ship building plant.
The Chicago grain market opened with higher wheat prices as rain and black rust fears in North Dakota and Saskatchewan shifted buying. Traders noted rainfall and rust risks limited gains, while declines in corn and oats pressured nearby contracts. December oats and September wheat swung with the day’s volatility.
WASHINGTON The Veterans Bureau chief W. Cooley of Grand Por is resigning to take a law professorship at the University of North Dakota. He will be succeeded by Standolph O. Shaw of Maine. Weather outlook for the week in Washington forecasts generally fair with potential showers locally. cooler temperatures expected near the Great Lakes.
Readable market notes list flour prices per barrel and per ton, bran shipments by 100 pounds, butter and cream references, cantaloupes and melons, and cherries with product names and sample prices. Several entries reference brands and local sellers, indicating a price snapshot from a 1934 market report.
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