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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
13
A dense list of financial figures and bond figures appears as a results section from want ads. It references Liberty bonds and Treasury securities with multiple rates, maturities, and irregular codes. The snippet resembles market notations rather than a cohesive narrative, listing various bond quotes, yields, and loan products.
The New York market showed strength led by industrial shares with most main indices rising and a firm close. Trading reached about 970,000 shares as Coca Cola and Medicine products edged higher and Republic Steel preferred gained on favorable merger news. numerous other blue chips and utilities posted modest to solid advances.
Wheat prices edged mixed as the western Kansas grain outlook suggested rain unlikely. In Chicago, wheat ended uneven with May at 97 1/4, July 83 1/2, oats steady to lower, and rye purchases noted. Livestock markets in Chicago and Minneapolis showed steady to higher bids for hogs and cattle, with receipts around 6,000 in Chicago and varying weights across regions. Prices for cheese, butter, and dairy products moved with small changes, while corn and barley futures fluctuated slightly amid quiet demand.
Multiple entries describe furnished rooms for rent with private entrance and various features. Advertisements mention utilities, weekly rates, and nearby amenities. Additional items include furniture like dressers, electric fixtures, tables and chairs, and a few used appliances. Contact details appear scattered across lines with locations in the vicinity.
A sprawling OCR of classified ads lists auto services, tool and equipment sales, rental notices, real estate for sale, farm and garden supplies, used furniture, employment wants, and loan offers. It includes items like auto body work, painting, cement work, moving services, and several buy or sell opportunities plus real estate listings and debt adjustment offers.
Three motorists paid one dollar fines in municipal court Friday morning. Harry Wittenberg of 1639 Prospect faced a fine and costs for double parking. Robert Meyes of 1008 Badger was fined for all night parking. Howard Hanift of 1239 West Avenue South received a similar fine for parking not parallel to the curb.
Margaret Derivan, La Crosse dental hygienist, outlined the local school program at the Wisconsin Dental Hygienists association convention in Milwaukee. Her report covered the 1927 push to establish a city Hygienist, the current efforts, a Hamilton school health puppet show, and a clinic on Dental Health Education in La Crosse, noting her three years with the health department and Marquette University training.
A calendar of 37 mortgage foreclosure, order of sale and confirmation of sale cases was heard in circuit court Friday morning by Judge Robert S. Cowie. Fifteen cases heard, twenty-one continued to other days in May, June and July, one marked open. Attorneys from Trempealeau, Mentor and La Crosse counties could not attend due to road conditions and requested continuances.
Arthur H. Sheldon and Jack G. Redman, operators of a non pharmacy business in La Crosse, entered pleas of nolle contendre to charges of selling drug store merchandise without permits. arraigned Thursday in county court before Judge Rey V. Abistrom. Minimum fine is 100 dollars. judge suspended the fines and ordered costs of 4.25 dollars each. Both defendants promised not to violate state drug statutes again.
Paris reports France and Russia signed a pact to aid each other if faced with unprovoked attack in Europe. Foreign Minister Pierre Lava and Ambassador Vladimir Potemkin said it is not a military alliance, but aligns with League of Nations covenants and Locarno era treaties. The agreement covers consultation, aid, and coordinated military economic measures, without freeing signatories from Geneva obligations, and lasts for a specified period.
The Norwalk junior class hosts a senior class banquet on May 19 at Dreier’s Cafe with azure and white decorations and a 9 30 grand march led by prom queen Virginia Manuel. The junior alumni prom and ball is set for May 17 at Scheyer’s Mall. Local residents share illness, visits, and county meetings as community news fills the week.
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