WE Collection Claims Collected on Percentage or Outright
The notice indicates a collections service, Commercial Service Bureau, offers to collect claims on a percentage or outright basis, with an address listed at 314 Newsurge Bide, Beit.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
15
The notice indicates a collections service, Commercial Service Bureau, offers to collect claims on a percentage or outright basis, with an address listed at 314 Newsurge Bide, Beit.
Local market listings show flour prices per barrel and per bag in various sacks, with figures near 12.50 to 12.70 for flour and related staples like bran, shorts, and butter. Numerous fruit and vegetable items appear with quantities and vendors, alongside scattered notes on creamery butter and other dairy. A separate item mentions Neapolis flax and a Kansas barber county blurb, plus a Jersey City joke about a New York baby’s nurse suit.
Opening prices for Liberty bonds show gains across issues led by ninth and wartime series while rail and industrials rise amid a British coal strike threat. Oil and tobacco advance with many blue chips posting 1 to 3 percent gains, except Sears, Roebuck. Midwest and Chicago grain softens. cattle prices in Chicago steady to mixed with feeders weak.
The U S forest service urges fire prevention as the main defense for forests. Rangers monitor Wasatch and California ranges, receiving warnings by telegraph and wireless when smoke appears. Market reports indicate varied livestock and farm product prices with steady to mixed movements, while ranger duties include locating tire hazards and maintaining lookout stations like Mt. Billoux.
Chicago grain notes show wheat prices slipping on light trade and strong Canadian demand signals, with futures opening lower and then fluctuating. Corn followed wheat, rising on export activity and Pacific coast buying. oats and hogs also moved, while overall spreads and prices reflected uneasy market sentiment.
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