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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
15
Fragmented text shows a fragmented listing of companies and stocks with references to standard oils, railroads, and utilities. The readable bits hint at business context and ad commerce but lack coherent events or dates. The piece resembles a dense classified or stock-like montage rather than a single clear story.
The item blends astronomy with a chaotic livestock market report. Saturn is listed with ten moons and other planets with varying satellite counts, while the rest of the piece details fluctuating prices for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and sheep, including weights and price ranges, alongside grain and produce quotes from Chicago.
A mixed classified page shows for sale and rent notices including real estate tavern for sale in Kaukauna Wis poultry stock from Mince Hatchery Madison Wis and a livestock auction update from South St Paul Minn with commodity bids on hogs cattle and sheep. Also notes on arsenate of lead in peach trees and a nearby farm supply reference.
Market reports show Liberty bonds and farm loan securities with varied codes and figures. The notation references New York closing bonds, home ownership loans, and mortgage details, indicating trading activity and bond standings during the period.
The New York stock market closed heavily after late selling following comments attributed to President Roosevelt about the SRA ruling. Trading showed broad weakness with numerous major issues slipping, including American Tobacco, U S Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, and Westinghouse, while a few others edged lower.
Chicago grain and livestock reports show a weak close as president Roosevelt’s stance on federal control and a Supreme Court decision weighed on wheat, corn and oats. May corn and July wheat trades softened while cash grain lists showed varied yellow and white corn lots and mixed cattle and hog bids across Chicago markets.
In Sand Springs Oklahoma deputies patrolled after a series of bombings in scattered areas. Police chief Ray Bechus reported violence has intensified since a strike at Commander Textile Mills and urged action while no arrests had been made.
Produce prices from Swift and company list heavy hens and leghorn hens with weights, assorted broilers and roosters, plus cream, fruit and vegetables. Milwaukee livestock market shows ranges for cattle, hogs, calves, sheep, with price bands, while Chicago potatoes note USDA figures and regional variety pricing.
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