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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1948
Page
12
Stock market quotations and commodity data from New York and Chicago. Lists prices for steel, autos, machinery, rail stocks, grain futures, and livestock including corn wheat soybeans oats and cattle with related bids and closing ranges.
Jaycees urge members to secure reservations for Bosses Night at the Stoddard hotel on Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Ed Helke handles bookings. Ken Haagen of Allis Chalmers will be guest speaker as the Junior Chamber presents its distinguished service award.
Carrol Gardner Pearse former Milwaukee school superintendent and former president of Milwaukee State Teachers College is recalled in a note. Born in a year not specified the article highlights his roles in Milwaukee education and his leadership at local institutions.
Local greeting note lists Milan Tevtred aged 18 and Minard Toestred aged 1002 at Mayes Street with a small twine tag. Wayne Prederich Piaff of Mindoro Wisconsin forwards regards to Mrs Carl Olson of Galesville Wisconsin.
The Village of Holmen Wisconsin calls for sealed bids by May 15 1946 7 30 p m for drilling casing testing and related work on a municipal water supply well Plans and specs are at the Village Clerk and General Engineering Co Portage Wisconsin A $5 deposit buys plans refundable if bid is genuine and plans returned in good condition within ten days of bid opening The village may reject any or all bids and may waive irregularities Bid bonds equal to 5 of bid accompany bids Bids remain unwithdrawable for 30 days after closing time Proposals addressed to the Village Board marked Proposal for Drilling and Casing Well contain bidder name Arnold Casberg Clerk.
Notice in La Crosse County Court for the estate of Lennon deceased and the estate of Barry Raper deceased. Hearings set May 11 1948 and May 1 1948 respectively. Creditors must present claims by July 26 1948 and August 3 1948. Courts to determine heirship and appoint administrators. continuous.
The City of La Crosse invites sealed proposals until 2 PM May 11 1948 for curb and gutter on Island Place Townsend to Chase and Extension East of Edgewood Place. Bids require contract and bond and five percent certified check. Work starts within ten days and lasts 45 working days. The notice also covers a sewer installation on St Cloud Powell to Oak and related manhole and house connections.
The Village of Holmen Wisconsin invites sealed bids to furnish sewer and water materials including 8 inch and 6 inch sewer pipe manhole covers and frames curb boxes and hydrants. Bids due May 18 1946 at 7 30 p m at Village Hall read aloud.
Notice from La Crosse Wisconsin Board of Public Works announces plans and cost estimates for curb and gutter installation on both sides of 20th Street from Market to Jackson. Real estate owners may inspect plans at City Hall. A hearing will be held May 11 1948 at 9 AM to hear objections. Commissioners Barth Kramer Steele sign. Published April 26 and May 3 1948.
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