Battery repair and service station offers all makes
A local shop advertises repair and charging services for all battery makes. The notice emphasizes full battery service and maintenance options available to customers.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
9
A local shop advertises repair and charging services for all battery makes. The notice emphasizes full battery service and maintenance options available to customers.
Nebraska farmer D. Hibbard loaded 110 bushels on two trucks and hauled to Omaha 480 miles. He paid 21 cents a bushel for freight, sold at 2 dollars per bushel, and claimed profit after elevator charges. He plans a truck train of over 15 machines to move more cargo to market.
Liberty bonds listed in New York market reports show varied prices with several notes and percentages. Prices include Third 14% at 270, Fourth 3 1/2 at 86, Second 3 3/8 at 89.52, Victory bonds around 53.8 with 36.46, and other issue figures such as 4tjs at 89.52 and Victory Kr at 98.40.
Market roundup shows gains across many stocks led by copper and paper issues. Industrials, rails, and utilities posted one to three point advances, while oil, bacon, and oil-related shares softened. call money opened at 7 percent as trading remained light and uneven.
Wheat prices rose on Thursday led by bears retreating late and a rally from large elevator buyers in Chicago after British strike fears. December futures moved around 2.02 to 2.04, with corn following wheat trends amid hog market weakness and lingering concerns over British disruption. Cash grain and provisions show varied quotes across Chicago markets with fair volumes and tight spreads, while oats and rye reflect mixed demand and storage activity.
Receipts total 24 000 with 3 000 westerns and heavy calves steady to 25 cents higher. Sheep and hogs show varied prices with fat lambs around 13.00 and 12.00 for normal weights. Cattle top at about 13.00 for choice steers and fat cows around five dollars. Feeders reported steady demand, alongside lighter grain values and mixed yearling prices.
Two sisters from Holland announce a double wedding scheduled for October 27. Licenses issued to William A Hoppmann and Mabel Sophia Aspesler, both of Holland, and Matt Vander Velde of La Crosse and Esther Burh Aspesler, of Holland. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev Mr Berman of Helmes.
Wisconsin political notes report Mrs. Robert La Follette urging votes for Thompson Blaine Comings Ha and Larson while attacking the League of Nations and Esch Cummins act. Senator La Follette will headline a Milwaukee mass meeting with Dan Grady and Judge Long. Phil La Follette to address the Colored Republican club in Milwaukee. Local figures split on Blaine and Lenroot with endorsements and calls for hearings as Harding for Lenroot circulates.
Reported morning papers note Ote-Lee Anderaoo of San Francisco defeated Sam Langford in a ten round decision. Poland proclaims a general strike in protest of an upper parliamentary house. A London Commons motion for a public inquiry into reprisals is withdrawn after debate. Washington cites railroad subsidies totaling 289.91 million dollars. Naples stowaways aboard the steamship Logan are removed in New York. New Orleans Sugar Refining Co announces refined sugar price cut by two cents per pound.
Market notes show wheat flour and sacks priced per barrel and paper sacks, with red dog backs and eggs, butter, and assorted produce including apples, lemons, oranges, grapes, cranberries, celery, oysters, grape fruit, pears, prunes, and roasted peanuts. Brick cheese and twine noted among dairy and miscellaneous goods with varied price points.
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