Tribune Help Wanted and Classified Notices
A dense collage of job ads and notices including barber college recruitment, yardman, army enlistment, cabinet maker, seamstress, cooks, sales girl, housework, hotel staff, laundries, dress shop, and general notices. Listings also advertise rent, lost items, insurance, sewing machine repair, brushes, bicycles, and stone brick cement work with names and addresses such as Camer on house, Hotel Grand La Crosse, North Side Works, Mrs W W Withee 1434 Cass, Cafe 412 Main, Northwestern hotel 319 Vine, Hotel Deering, Stoddard Hotel, C. S. Van Auken 328 Pearl St, F. H. Aiken, 112 So 2nd, Kenyon 610 Main St, Weis Book Store 509 Main St, Geo Besl 109 Mill St.
For Sale Items in La Crosse Classifieds
A string of sale notices lists eggs for hatching, second hand baby carriage, a cozy cottage, a two room house, 75 acre fruit farm, buggies and farm machinery, household goods including a piano, auction items from C. Hanson’s farm, a touring car, numerous land parcels near Melrose and La Crosse, go carts, corner lots, a driving horse, and miscellaneous items with contact addresses in La Crosse and nearby towns. Many ads mention prices and conditions, with dates and locations varied across the listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock
Poehiing Bros
Farwell St
la Crosse
C. Hanson
Hamilton
North la Crosse
S. A
For Rent Ads Highlight Tribune Building Rooms
Rent notice summary lists office rooms on Tribune Building second floor with contact 689R and 698R. Also mentions a seven room modern brick near town and furnished or unfurnished rooms at various addresses including 226 Cass and 415 So. 5th. A store for rent at 1282 Caledonia St and rooms with modern improvements at 124 So. 7th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J
Care Tribune
Tribune
Cass
Caledonia St
L Paul St
Household goods and loans ads run in La Crosse
A column of classified notices lists carpet services and repairs by La Crosse Bug Co at 109 Main, reduced rates on building goods to the Pacific Coast, Ad Transfer Co of Minneapolis, and money lending offers. Stevens buys diamonds at 209 McMillan. La Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co at 322 Main upstairs makes loans on furniture pianos wagons. Schick & Roth Batavian Bank Building, phone 299. G Johnson at 427 Jay street buys and sells second hand goods and offers delivery and pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
The
Ad Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Mina
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
G. Johnson
Jay Street
Burford Can Fix It Electric Supply and Construction Co.
Burford offers complete electrical repairs and construction work. Specialty in wiring, fixtures, and supplies with lowest prices. Located at 227 Main St.
Will's shop offers best prices for service
Dr. E. E. Burritt, formerly with Dr. J. R. Foster, uses Hurd's air for painless extracting at 133 South 4th. Old phone 252. Will's shop at 817 Logan Street advertises low prices and top quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
W. A. Downs
Logan St
E. E. Burritt
J. RR. Foster
Hurd
Oriental Rug Co advertises carpet rugs on sale
Rugs factory carpets taken up cleaned and delivered priced 32 and 4c per yard. Satisfaction guaranteed. Rugs made from wornout carpets. New phone 968R old phone 8951. Oriental Rug Co 520 Mill St Enos E Johnson Mer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Rug Co
Mill St. Enos
Mixed Classifieds and Wants Notice
A collection of small ads lists requests for a wide range of services and accommodations. WANTED items include room with or without board, rooms near the oar line, and a large comfortable room or two smaller with board. Services offered include organ and voice lessons, carpet cleaning, horse clipping, wallpaper cleaning, and ironing. Details show names, addresses, and old or new phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cloud St
Tribune
Wanted notices for housing and items in old ads
WANTED to buy a second hand launch call 814A 6494 after 6 30 to 8 p m. Wanted to rent five or six room modern cottage good location and condition address C this office. Wanted to go out doing plain sewing old phone 5211. Wanted six room cottage by a young couple address G H care Tribune. Wanted three or four unfurnished rooms ground floor by newly married couple address C K Tribune. Wanted donated to the City Mission a small second hand heating stove and a few strips of carpet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H
Care Tribune
C. K
Tribune
City Mission
Notice in La Crosse County Circuit Court case
Henry A. Salzer sues William Cowles and unknown heirs and owners over a La Crosse County land tract described by historic river channels and block boundaries. Defendants must answer within twenty days. judgment by default if ignored. Winter & Esch, La Crosse, WI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
la Crosse County
Henry A. Salzer
William Cowles
I. Munson Hill
Lucinda K. M. Hill
James Polleys
Peter Burns
William Hood
Wisconsin
la Crosse
City of la Crosse
la Crosse Street
la Crosse River
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
George Bradish
State of
Winter & Esch
P. O
Minnesota Bryanites challenge Johnson boom in politics
Washington report says Bryan supporters in Minnesota view Governor Johnson as a negative, colorless figure. D L Savage of Minneapolis writes that Johnson’s rise helps the Bryan opposition and would not carry Minnesota for Johnson if he sought the presidency. The note urges party members to resist Johnson’s leadership and the policies he allegedly supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Minnesota
House
D. L. Savage
Minneapolis
Bryan
Savage
Pillsbury Students Are Fire Fighters
Owatonna Minnesota April 8 a five thousand nine hundred dollar fire damaged a house owned by Mrs Sam Farmer and housing R E Wood near Pillsbury academy. Fifteen to twenty Pillsbury academy students rushed to help carrying out furnishings and aiding as volunteers earning praise for their response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owatonna
Minn
Sam Farmer
R. E. Wood
Pillsbury Academy
Cave Deadwood Will Attract Atlantic City Visitors
Crystal Cave near Nemo in the Black Hills may become a principal attraction at Atlantic City if plans by M. T. Kester materialize. Kester from Greensboro Pa negotiates carloads of cave crystals to be shipped to the seaport town where John T. Young, a well known local millionaire, will recreate the cave there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Crystal Cave
Nemo
Black Hills
Sumer
Atlanic City
N. J
M. T. Kester
Kester
Greensboro
Seaport
John T. Young
Man camps at land office to be first to file on Indian allotment
John N. Spachman of Sisseton camped at the U S land office in Aberdeen to claim a canceled Indian allotment in Roberts county, about 120 acres of prime agricultural land, winning the chance as the first filer. John W. Hines Jr., also of Sisseton, was the second filer to secure potential succession if Spachman’s right is challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
John N. Spachman
Sisseton
United States Land Office
John W. Hines, Jr
Spachman
Hines
Roberts County
Market Opens Strong Amid Mixed Early Trading
The market started firm with many issues rising in early trading. Erie preferred and common declined as London bought Steel common and Union Pacific. Government bonds held steady while other issues stayed firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erie
Erie Common
London
Steel Common
Union Pacific
Chicago Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock and Produce
Chicago markets cite cattle at 6.30 to 7.25, hogs 5.70 to 6.15, lambs 5.55 to 7.65, with 26 000 hogs and 14 000 sheep traded. Local prices cover oysters produce cucumbers apples bananas oranges lemons and various vegetables with numerous regional quotes and brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John
Burns
N.Y
Ben Davis
Listman Mill Co
Juror Selected in Mooney Wife-Murder Trial
Ten jurors have been chosen in John J. Mooney’s wife-murder case in Buffalo Minnesota. A new panel of twenty five talesmen has been summoned to appear in court tomorrow with hopes to complete juror selection within the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, Minn
Z. Evitt
John J. Mooney
Hunters Illegal Kill Geese and Ducks In Minnesota
Reports from Barnesville and Wilkin county say hunters killed geese and ducks in large numbers over the past week as birds flew northward. Game wardens are watching and arrests are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Minn
Wilkin County
Duluth Reporter Buys Record-Review Printing Plant
Mr. Wollen, a reporter for a Duluth newspaper, has purchased the Record-Review Printing office in this city and took charge of the plant yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville, Minn
Wollen
Duluth
Record-Review
Cave-in Fatal for Pioneer in South Dakota
Spearfish South Dakota April 8 After a cave-in in a well ho explores dug Washington W Hughes a pioneer of the district who had earlier escaped death in the same incident died from internal injuries that later appeared The accident marked the second near fatal event in the same dig and his death brings a tragic close to the episode.
Minnesota Battle Ground Foretells Bryan Strategy
Minnesota Heart of Battle Bureau set up in St. Paul as Bryan forces push to deny Johnson delegates at the Minnesota convention in May. Bryan claims Johnson will not receive half the delegates, aiming to end Johnson’s campaign, while anti Bryan factions in Illinois and Indiana seek to block Bryan by uniting with eastern delegates to deny a two thirds majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
St. Paul
Johnson
Minnesota
Gray
Harmon
McClellan
Hearst
Mr. Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
Tom Taggart
Indiana
East
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Ohio
Suullivan
Taggart
Wheels Taken From Cathedral In North Seventh Street Theft
Three bicycle wheels were stolen from an alley on North Seventh street. The wheels had been left there after riders returned from St. Joseph's cathedral on Sunday evening. One owner is M. J. Lyons of 2352 State street and another is a son of Mr. Toeller of Doerflinger Park store. The third wheel remains at the central station awaiting owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Seventh Street
St. Joseph's Cathedral
M. J. Lyons
State Street
Toeller
Doerflinger Park
Central Station
La Crosse Board of Trade Postpones Meeting
Inclement weather and election day cause the La Crosse board of trade to cancel its regular meeting last night. A directors meeting will be held this week at the board of trade offices on Main and Front streets to transact board business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Main
Front Streets
O'Brien Bound Over to Circuit Court for Illegal Operation
Dr D F O'Brien of South Third Street was held for circuit court by Judge John Brind after an arrest for an alleged illegal operation. He was placed under a bond of 1000 and will be represented by Attorney Hood. The case is expected to appear at the May term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. O’brien
South Third Street
John Brind
Attorney Hood
Dr. O’brien
Man Charged With Shooting Wife in Crystal Falls
Marquette Mich April 8 Charles F Anderson is jailed at Crystal Falls charged with shooting his wife after a quarrel. The woman is in critical condition and authorities say Anderson was intoxicated at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette Mich
Charles F. Anderson
Crystal Falls
Anderson
Unusual Candidate Surge In Franklin County Iowa
Northwest in Brief reports Hardin county races are sparse while Franklin county sees seventeen men vie for a ticket in June primaries. Other items note a fatal tree fall in Michigan, early spring seeding in Minnesota, a state secretary nomination in South Dakota, a theft plea and sentence in Minnesota, and a county commissioner salary dispute in South Dakota with upcoming court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Hardin County
Franklin County
Marquette
Mich
Harry Eldon
Upper Michigan
Fergus Falls
Minn
Pierre
L. A. Munson
Smith
Mitchell
GOSSIP OF THE PIT WEATHER REPORTS SUMMARY
Gist of a world crop survey shows modest gains in UK weather improving crops while North Africa Spain Turkey Austria hold steady. Germany reports very cold yet favorable crop outlook. France sees generally favorable crops with lighter supplies. Roumania mild, needing moisture. Russia outlook largely unchanged. Azoff port consignments rise. India reports rains in Punjab but unirrigated crops fail, exports must rely on irrigated area, price high expected.
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United Kingdom
North Africa
Spain
Turkey
Austria
Germany
France
Roumania
Russia
India
Punjab
Average Winter Wheat Condition Improves From Last Year
Washington April 8 The average condition of winter wheat on April 1 stood at 91.386 percent and rye at 89.16 percent. Last year springtime readings showed 89.9 percent for winter wheat and 92 percent for rye. Ten year average from 1898 to 1908 for winter wheat was 85.2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vanderbilt Divorce Seen as Rapid Justice Triumph
The Vanderbilt divorce proceeds swiftly with papers served Wednesday and the defendant sailing for England on the Mauretania. A referee heard testimony within a day behind closed doors and press reports say the court will have findings before the ship reaches Liverpool. The piece notes court delays hurting the poor and mocks political campaign fund ethics, praising swift action in this notable New York county case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
England
Mauretania
Liverpool
Jerome
Ryan
Wall and Cortlandt Street Ferries
New York County
Vanderbilts
Woodmen of the World to hold smoker and drill
The Woodmen of the World will host a smoker and drill Friday night in Linker hall. A large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Linker Hall
Health Committee Meets This Evening
The health committee will meet this evening led by Aldermen Rehfuss Houska Emery and Hirshheimer with members listed. The session will discuss local health matters and policy updates as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehfuss, Houska
Emery
Hirshheimer
Licenses Not Revoked for La Crosse Barbers
Papers served on Harry Evisen and G B Botts summoned before the state board of barber examiners on May 1 to show why their shops should not be closed and their licenses revoked. The licenses have not been revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Evisen
G. B. Botts
la Crosse
State Board of Barber Examiners
Camel Through The Eye Of A Needle Joke
A witty exchange from the Houston Post riffs on biblical imagery. The speaker asks if a camel can pass through a needle eye, and another quips that his wife fits through his pockets, implying humor about size and daily habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
Rise From Every Fall: A Man’s Perpetual Return
A determined figure keeps getting up after setbacks, showing resilience and steady progress. His repeated comebacks illustrate perseverance and a mindset focused on continual improvement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oo Barber College
Cameron House
U. S. Army
United States
Hotel Grand
Wis
Vote Berger Co
North Side Works
W. W. Withee
Madison St
Joe Binghman
Uth St
Northwestern Hotel
319 Vine
4Th St
Hotel Deering
R. L. Richards
Stoddard Hotel
Main St
Jay
South Tenth St
General Insurance
Bond
C. S. van Auken
Pearl St
Register of Deeds
F. H. Aiken
Kenyon
la Brush Co
Mill St
Weis Book Store
Stone, Brick & Cement
Geo
Besl
New Phone
Berlin St
13Th
Adams St
Frank G. Roth
Pearl
Gateway City Trans. Co
L. H. Prah
Mississippi St
Mel- Tose
Melrose
7Th St
Calidonia
Gateway City Transfer Co
Badger
Orpington Ezes
Charles St
Berlin
Stevens
McMillan
Schick & Roth—Batavian Bank
Bill Smith
Barron Bldg
Urquhart Cawley
Christchurch
E. Mabie & Son
E. M. Lockman
Whipple & Colwell
Tyler St
Lyric Theater
Northwest
Rodger Sullivan
To Johnson
Bureau of
la Crosse Tribune
Washington, D. C
J. C. Welliver
Pillsbury
U. P. and Steel
W. W. Cargill Co
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
Ammar
UGGS
Fish
Hawley Com. Con. Creamery
Derry
A. B. Mall
H. M. Sieger
Henry Andregg
Limburger
Arica
Viesac
Puugrone
Cccces
Miner & Co
Appleton
Perry
Heart of Battle
Sullivan and Taggart
O’brien
Hope
New York World
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