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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1921
Page
6
A volatile session saw advances for some major miners and steady losses for others as prices moved on varying demand. Traders watched commodity names and industrials amid shifting expectations, with several names pulling back after earlier gains and others edging higher on improved sentiment.
A garbled report describes wheat price movements and market expectations. It mentions recent traders and a December price around 105 to 106, with later adjustments in May and February values. The text lacks coherent names or events due to OCR errors.
The passage sketches neighbor suspicion over season pricing and grain market chatter. References to Lloyd George and unemployment echo economic debate, with scattered figures on December and May prices, wheat near-term moves, and mixed commodity quotes. See also stray notes on corn, lard, beef, and produce pricing, amid a broader market snapshot and unrelated social commentary.
In Columbus Ohio the railroad workers association sent out notices to members to remain at work as no general strike vote was taken. Cleveland saw a conference among union leaders delayed by absences, New York planned ads to recruit replacement operators, and Fort Sam Houston ordered a survey of airmen and officers with railway experience to prepare for a possible strike.
Community notices detail a Legion Armistice Ball and plan of peace observance. Commander Streh urges Salvation Army support and outlines a program with services, speakers, and wreaths. Local participants include corps leaders and civic figures. Proceeds support Legion debts and community relief efforts.
A list of marriage license applications processed in Wisconsin includes individuals from Milwaukee and other counties. Names such as Julia Wall and others appear, with details on future ceremonies and required confirmations. The notice notes applications awaiting final approvals and possible postponements.
North Grinch High School student dies from injuries suffered during football practice. Authorities, teammates, and family mourn the loss as tributes begin. The report notes the deceased was 18 and involved with the school team.
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