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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1921

Page

9

Speculation in German Mark Boosts US Markets

The article reports widespread speculation around the German mark in the United States as bankers and investors race to profit from a rising currency. It notes reports of heavy buying, with many holders waiting for further gains while banks and traders monitor currency values and economic signals for potential impact on credit and trade.

Dhe Gera United States Mark Hee Germap Seth Tite Baring Amark Tosti Lassna Rorspany Geman Catufacturers

National Co op Livestock Marketing Plan Outlined

Fragmentary draft outlines a national cooperative livestock marketing plan. Text references Chicago discussion, rural communities, and the Farmer Cooperative Marketing movement. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Chicago Fanta Tureau Todmratt Farmer Co-operative Crain Luc Af Whiel Lo

Unsure Source Text For Summary

Reading shows fragmented garbled words with no clear events or identifiable names. Unable to extract a coherent person, place, or action from the provided OCR snippet.

Unclear fragmentary text from a dated notice page

Fragmentary OCR text references a few names and a street address but lacks coherent events or context. It mentions a mission, a person named Dewey, and a street address at 520 Matin Street with days noted, yet no clear action or outcome is discernible.

Balance of Assets Exceed Co op Liabilities

Unclear OCR text reports a claim that assets exceed co op liabilities with named individuals including Mrs. Varrison Parkes and mentions of assets on hand and current accounts. The fragmentary source cites proceedings and dates but lacks complete context or verifiable facts for a full summary.

Ste Leon Joy Marcison Rho Hidaett Varrison Parkes

Fragmented Morning News Briefs Across Cities

The morning papers report a range of items from royal death rumors in Hungary to a writ against a Wake Forest alumnus, plus political bills in Washington and crime notes in Chicago and New York. Notable mentions include former King Ludwig, Charles W. Bion, and George M. Cohan amid varied domestic updates and incidents.

Lonnon Wieng Bref Ludwig of Bavaria Sagur Castle Hungary George D Buck) Werner Wake Sorpliyer Molket Wasiington D. C Thc Carl Lakes Hem Ayas Pmimin Paz Teasiat Army Coicaga Cheries Ggston Mags Charles W. Bion Washington J. C Poveros Letubes Wasitington T. C Whelon New York George M. Cohan

Jersey Central Ads Promise Steady Jobs to Strikebreakers

Jersey City ads from the Jersey Central Railroad promise steady jobs to strikebreakers including locomotive engineers, firemen, and brakemen. The notice, attributed to district leader A. J. Stahl, urges men to apply for positions amid unresolved labor actions of 1920 and hints at potential relocations as workers are sought to fill vacancies.

Jersey Central Jersey City New Jersey Milroad Couchelors Vicansies de Xerton A. J. Stahl Ieader Wanounnert Sry Pinpleye

Railway workers seek New Jersey jobs after long layoff

A fragment from a Boston Transcript page notes rail laborers in New Jersey planning to return to work at the first opportunity after extended unemployment, with one man recalling his wife’s reaction to the flood of tours and the impact of recent damage.

Ral Railroad New Jersey Boston Transcript

Poem Writer Creates Chalk Verses North of Tower of London

In London Thomas D Bendall has been attracting notice for inscribing lines of poetry in white chalk along the rampart north of the Tower. The handwritten verses appear daily, drawing curious passersby and local attention.

London Thomas Dbendall Tower of

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