For Sale Two Graded Lots at Corner State and 2th Streets
Two graded lots at the corner of State and 2th Streets are advertised as ready for development. Trees, side walks, paving, gas and water connections are included.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1921
Page
9
Two graded lots at the corner of State and 2th Streets are advertised as ready for development. Trees, side walks, paving, gas and water connections are included.
The column lists assorted market items and prices including flour per barrel and sack weights, butter grades from creameries, oranges sold by box and size, and other staples. It notes a few remarks about a bridge project and a comment on public sentiment as families expressed disappointment in an afternoon scene.
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled market or financial note with figures like 465 siege 443 20 and 468. The readable parts mention Daly markets Liberty and New York, with vague references to victory and values. No clear event, person, or organization beyond these fragments can be reliably reconstructed.
A scrambled clipping notes railroad stocks amid a market opening downturn. It mentions Pacific, General Electric, and steel names, with mixed results across industries, reflecting cautious investor sentiment and price fluctuations in early trading.
Chicago market notes show unsettled wheat trading with bearish pressure from limited demand and uncertain strike impacts. No. 2 red and other grades quoted with varied bids. livestock futures active, corn fluctuating as traders assess future supplies and seasonal demand.
The report lists varied livestock prices with calves weak to lower and lambs showing mixed movement. It notes regional price changes and recent shipments to Chicago Minneapolis and other markets, with quotes around fat lambs and feeder lambs and references to several price ranges and handling terms.
Hattie Lainer, wife of Sehn Liner, died Sunday morning after years of sorrow since her marriage two years ago. Daughters and sister attend the rites planned for Wednesday at 11 from Mrs A S Colby’s home in Av on street. A funeral at Sorwils, Wis follows. Also Dietrich Siedey Berg, born October 19 1914 in Gorpuny, died Sunday, with services set for the home of Mrs George Wait.
Edith St Clair once a Broadway dancing soubrette known for The White Cat and Maker Goose becomes a ward of the Actors' Fund after career hardships. A new firelight tale reveals her decline to wheel chair life, aided by a temporary fund and support from Blanche Betes and others.
A draft request outlines responsibilities for editing copy, handling editorials, and managing departments. The inquirer asks about duties and confirms a plan to produce a life section column and related edits. The tone is consultative and aims to assign tasks.
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