Sparta Man Found Dead Under Cliff
Eugene Hatch, who vanished from Sparta three weeks ago, was found dead at the foot of a 35 foot cliff on the Pottinga farm nine miles from Sparta. His father identified the body. funeral services were held at Woodlawn cemetery with Rev. Pugh officiating. Other items note James Reardon receiving a 20 day jail term for assault and battery in Tomah.
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Sparta
Wis
Eugene Hatch
Pottinga
John Pottinga
Henry
E. M. Hatch
Pottinga Farm
Hatch
H. Schlauch
New Albia
Man
Letson Undertaking Rooms
Woodlawn
Pugh
Tomah
James Reardon
Comparative Markets These Quotations Show Price Trends
The document provides quotations indicating the general market direction for the forthcoming week. It outlines price tendencies across multiple commodities and highlights how supply, demand, and external factors influence expected movements. The tone remains analytical and market-focused.
Livestock Prices at Union Stock Yards May 15
Cattle receipts 1000 steady with prices from 4.60 to 7.50 for various grades. Hogs receipts 10000 active and steady with ranges from 5.85 to 7.75. Sheep unchanged.
New York Stocks Open With Mixed Early Movement
The New York stock market opened with moderate activity and a steady tone, showing irregular prices. Union Pacific rose to 5/8, American Beet Sugar surged to 38, General Electric gained over 2 points, while Rock Island and Consolidated Gas dragged the market with losses after midday.
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New York
Union Pacific
London
General Electric
Rock Island
Consolidated Gas
Erie
Livestock receipts and grain prices at Union Stock Yards
May 8 livestock report shows cattle receipts 1,000 with steady pricing across categories, hog receipts 12,000 moving strong with varied per head ranges, and mixed grain prices including wheat around 506.4 to 127% figures, corn and oats values inconsistently listed in a digitized form.
Onalaska News Roundup Includes Visits and Postponed Game
Miss Mabel Brown of Centralia Wash arrives for a few weeks visiting relatives. N E and L H Whitbeck go to Dodge to build salting sheds and pickle tanks for Onalaska Pickle and Canning Co for about three weeks. A Onalaska High vs Galesville game postponed due to rain. Stuart Gedney returns from Waterville to visit his mother Mrs J P Gedney. Mrs F Bentzen who went to Austin Minn reports birth of a baby girl to daughter Mrs Donald H Comean a former Onalaska girl. Richard Yehnke returns home from Conrad Montana for a few days with his parents. Dr and Mrs W A Lester host a small gathering after being away. Mrs Matt Peterson sells her home to Mr Anderson of Holmen who will move in soon.
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Mabel Brown
Centralia
Wash
N. E
L. H. Whitbeck
Dodge
Onalaska Pickle and Canning Company
Onalaska High School
Galesville
Stuart Gedney
Waterville
J. P. Gedney
F. Bentzen
Austin
Minn
Donald H. Comean
Onalaska
Richard Yehnke
Conrad
Montana
W. A. Lester
Matt Peterson
Anderson
Holmen
Elroy Congregational Activities Highlight Week
Last week at Elroy several congregational events drew large crowds. Mr. O D Robinson left for Osseo Wisconsin to visit his daughter. The school entertainment directed by Miss May Thompson impressed with songs and drills about the months of the year and a May pole performed by 12 girls.
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Elrey
O. D. Robinson
Osseo
Wis
Lord. H
Griswold
Madison
O. Guillickson
A. Houghton
Y. Brown
B. B. Merceran
G. McClintock
Masonic Temple
la Crosse
Market Rundown at Union Stock Yards May Report
Cattle receipts reach 20000 with steady to 6.10 tops in westerns and 3.70 to 5.65 for feeders. Hog receipts 45000 show active ranges from 6.85 to 7.50 with various class prices and Yorkers at 7.20 to 7.30. Sheep receipts 14000 are steady with natives 4 to 6.50, westerns 4.25 to 6.40 and lambs 6 to 9.40 depending on origin.
Croupy Childs Mothers Told to Stock Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mothers of croupy children should keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand. It will save anxious nights and children like it.
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H. W. Barker
Runecker’s
Chamberlain
Chicago Produce Prices Trim Market Notebook
Chicago buyers see Butter Creamery extra at 24c and firsts 22c with seconds 20 1/2c. Eggs rise to firsts 20 1/4c seconds 19 1/2c. Cheese Twins 14 1/4c young Americas 11 1/4c. Live poultry Turkeys 16 1/2c fowls 15c ducks 10 1/2c geese 6 to 8c. Potatoes 8 1/2c to 92c.
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Chicago
Mosquitoes Thought Fatal For Entire Crew
New York on May 17 reports the British tramp steamer Veraston arriving from Kingston with an entirely new crew after the ship’s company fell ill from a fever likely caused by mosquito exposure.
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New York
Veraston
Kingston
West Salem Notes on Planting and Local Visit
F H A Nye spent Wednesday with lawmakers at Madison. Corn planting is the order of the week for farmers. Mrs Geo Eurickson Mrs W S Gilfillan and Mrs J E Parmilee attended the convention of the Con
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F. H. A. Nye
Madison
Geo. Eurickson
W. S&s. Gilfillan
J. E. Parmilee
Wisconsin Circuit Court Seeks Defendants In La Crosse Suit
Alice M. Foster sues John Morris Jane Morris Fred Stoll and Ellma J. Stoll in La Crosse County Wisconsin. Defendants are summoned to appear within twenty days after service to defend. failure permits judgment by default as demanded in the complaint on file with Clerk Russell Smith. MORRIS HARTWELL represents the plaintiff with office in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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State of Wisconsin
Circuit Court
la Crosse County
Alice M. Foster
John Morris
Jane Morris
Fred Stoll
Ellma J. Stoll
Russell Smith
Wisconsin
Morris & Hartwell
P. O
la Crosse
Kansas City Livestock Prices Rise and Fall Across Commodities
Kansas City on May 17 reports cattle receipts at 10 000 with steady trends. Native steers bring 5.25 to 6.99 while southern steers range 4.75 to 6.50. cows and heifers 3 to 6.50. stockers 4 to 5.75. Hog receipts 12 000 show 7.25 to 7.40 for heavy and 7.00 to 7.35 for packers, with light hogs 6.80 to 7.15 and pigs 5.50 to 6.70. Sweep receipts 10 000 steady with muttons 5.25 to 6.75 and lambs 7.50 to 9.25. wethers and yearlings 5 to 7.75. ewes 4.25 to 6.25.
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UNION
Texas
Western
Kansas City
Chicago cash grain prices May 17 report
Wheat varied with No 2 red at 1.45% to 1.481% and No 3 red 1.35 to 1.45. No 2 hard ranged 1.281m to 1.25, No 3 hard 1.24 to 1.28, No 1 northern 1.28% to 1.39%, No 2 northern 1.27 to 1.28%, No 3 spring 1.24. Corn No 2 74% to 4¢, No 2 white 76c, No 3 yellow 74% to 74%ec. Oats No 2 white 58% to 59e, No 3 white 57% to 59c, No 4 white 55 to 58c, standard 58% to 59e.
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Chicago
Wheat markets open lower then rally on light offerings
Chicago grain notes July wheat opened 3 4 lower but rallied to 1 4 above Saturday close as little wheat was offered and demand held firm in light trading conditions.
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Chicago
Local Markets Steady With Wide Ranges in Produce Prices
Local market report shows steadiness over the weekend with quotes for fruits vegetables and staples. Listings include Strawberries 24 pint cases $2.00 Grape fruit box $3.00 and Bananas Jumbo 1.50 to 2.25 per crate and various flour feed and dairy items with noted price ranges.
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J. C. Burns
California
Hallowell
Grains Market Rises on Modest Buying
Modest buying helped lift the market with wheat finishing strong after noon advances led by Patten and Finley. Corn edged up from the open, oats steadied to slightly lower, and provisions stayed slow and easier as the day closed.
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Patten
Finley-Barrel
Union Ridge Notes Mention Illness and Social Calls
Mrs WincKlley is ill at home with Dr Collins attending. Jas Murray visited Union Sunday. Aug Dittman called on Mound Prairie friends. William Cunningham visiting local residents. F Smith made a business call in Union recently. Chas Carlo departed Monday for parts unknown. K H Hegland made a Union call Sunday.
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Union Ridge
Minn
WincKlley
Dr. Collins
Jas. Murray
Union
Aug. Dittman
Mound Prairie Friends
William Cunningham
F. Smith
Chas. Carlo
K. H. Hegland
Sparta Baseball Game Postponed Indefinitely
The La Crosse Sparta high school baseball game scheduled for Saturday at Sparta was postponed indefinitely due to wet grounds.
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Sparta
la Crosse High School
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