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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1935
Page
13
Public notice offers special rates for want ads. Walter Roth contact appears with a phone line 323 for inquiries and booking details.
A damaged OCR style classified page lists rooms for rent in a private light, furniture and household items for sale, and autos for sale. Notable items include rooms for rent at Pleasant alternatives, a kitchen and board offer, home privileges without southern exposure, plus autos including a 1920s style sedan, a Model T Ford, a Chevrolet coach, and a 1923 Chevrolet coupe with prices and contact hints. Several items mention addresses or phones like 325 So 16th and 72-A evenings, with additional listings for rugs beds dressers and various furnishings.
A garbled OCR note reports a May 22 Diet Class Titling event facing scheduling issues. It mentions a special chess setup, target dates, and a line of speakers or activities. Names and places are unclear.
The La Crosse County Asylum Board invites sealed bids for coal for 1935 36. Bids due May 31 1935 at 6 PM delivered to West Salem Wisconsin. Items include 100 tons of 144 inch dedusted stocker screenings and 100 tons of 3 7 coal with delivery included. The board reserves right to accept or reject any bids.
One hundred sixty sleek warships were moored at Pearl Harbor as the U S Navy nears the end of large Pacific maneuvers. The noon arrival of a marine expeditionary force was expected to complete the return of all fleet forces in the Midway Island war games area. Hawaii planned three days of entertainment for about 50 000 officers and men.
Door County Wisconsin reports a record Blossom Sunday with about 10,000 visitors touring cherry and apple orchards. Officials say bloom is heavy for the year and trees are expected to be in full bloom by Wednesday, with blossoms lasting through the weekend.
Local market prices and product list include swit and company poultry items such as heavy hens leghorn hens heavy broilers and heavy breed old masters with assorted weights and names. fruit and vegetable prices show bananas oranges grapefruits limes citrus berries onions carrots spinach peppers asparagus cucumbers and potatoes with irregular OCR text but identifiable items and unit prices. The report attributes pricing to John C. Berer Inc and lists fruit items including strawberries oranges grapefruits limes and onions among others with varied crates per unit and per crate pricing.
Liberty bonds show varied quotes with Tabert tat 62.7 and Treasury around 103. igs. Market notes New York shares held ground amid uncertainty over French gold standard and farm mortgage rulings. Transfers near 850,000 shares as selective buying persists. early wobble gives way to steadiness with afternoon gains as decisions read.
The Chicago grain market shows May wheat easing as traders react to court rulings and market downturns. Reports detail price movements across oats barley and corn with July futures and assorted grade notes, while livestock sections show mixed cattle hogs and sheep demand.
Washington plan to hold the wheat crop in check for four years appears approved after a referendum showing farmers favor continuation of the wheat adjustment program by 179,029 to 28,330. AAA officials say the plan, to be finalized Monday, allows annual adjustments up to 25 percent of base acreage with bene fits set at the start of each marketing year.
H. W. Weinherman of Milwaukee declares the hatcha girl era is over as four generations of youths adopt serious views. He spoke at the Southern Wisconsin Walther League district convention closing session. Hans F. Wenthur was elected president with Oliver Hein as vice president and Gerdue Neuman as secretary, David Walter Barkau treasurer. The Rev. Paul Lenders was re elected pastor adviser. Delegates support bringing the international league convention to Milwaukee in 1937.
Final plans for La Crosse Memorial Day observances will be outlined at a court house meeting of the general committee executive board Monday at 7 30 p m Judge Roy V Abistrom serves as general chairman and parade marshal sub committees are urged to identify outstanding probites for the evening session Programs for Oak Grove and Catholic cemeteries are set and an afternoon G A R ritual is planned at Campbell cemetery The Memorial Day parade leaves Market Square at 9 a m for Oak Grave and Catholic cemeteries.
Leona Seabolt daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Seabolt La Crosse and Frank Langkant son of Mr and Mrs Henry Langkant La Crosse wed in Decorah Friday afternoon by Reverend Sandhech pastor of the Methodist church. The couple were unattended. Langkant is a salesman.
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