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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1908

Page

7

Wanted men to earn barber trade training in Chicago

Classified ad style notice listing multiple job and aid offers including barber college, army recruitment, blacksmiths, demo of new article, cook, house help, sewing apprentice, hotel staff, and various sale items. Includes addresses and prices for items like a baby carriage and a cottage for sale, plus a touring car for $475. Contains numerous employment and sale notices with locations in La Crosse and nearby areas.

Ries St.ee Tribune W. B. U. Scholarship Campbell Wm. Downing Vine St Vine

For Rent and Carpet Cleaning Ads in Tribune Building

Classified notices advertise furnished or unfurnished rooms in the Tribune Building with second-floor applications, new and old phone numbers for contact. Additional lines offer carpet cleaning services by E Mabbie & Son, rug remaking from worn carpets, and a chair and furniture repair shop with pickup and delivery at 613 Mill St plus Reed Co. product repairs and upholstering with new phone numbers.

Tribune Oriental Rug Co Mill St. Enos H. Hausner Novelty Reed Coo

Classified Ads Teem With Offers Across Services and Housing

Advertisements feature reduced rates for household goods to the Pacific Coast, a money making ice cream cone business, free booklet offers, and a transfer company. Also listed are board and room options, various insurance services, organ lessons, a German typing request, and housing requests. A lost overcoat notice appears among items.

Housenhold Pacific Coast Suerer The Ad Transfer Co Minneapolis Minn Chas. Mechel & Co Milwaukee Wis

Interstate Field Meet Here May 23 With Many Teams

Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota will be represented at the interstate field meet on a newly completed track in La Crosse on May 23. Four hundred notices went to towns within 75 miles. 34 outside schools invited. Events include sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws, and relays with medals for winners and cups for top school and top contestant. Entries due May 16 to Sigvald Stavrum. Proceeds distributed among participating schools.

the Athletic Association The A. A Winona Caledonia Houston Preston Rushford Lanesboro Harmony Rochester Wabasha Menominee Eau Claire Chippewa Falls Neillsville Black River Falls Galesville Arcadia Alma Mauston Elroy New Lisbon Sparta Tomah West Salem Bangor Onalaska Viroqua Hillsboro Prairie du Chien Baraboo Reedsburg Decorah Cresco McGregor Dubuque Wisconsin Minnesota Athletic Association la Crosse High School Iowa Madison Sigvald Stavrum la Crosse High School Athletic Association

Boundary dispute notice in La Crosse County court

Circuit Court La Crosse County summons Henry A. Salzer as plaintiff against William Cowles and unknown heirs and owners of specific La Crosse real estate. The lengthy description defines property in the old La Crosse River channel area and adjacent block thirteen boundaries. Defendants must answer within twenty days or a judgment will be entered against them. Winter & Esch, plaintiffs' attorneys, La Crosse Wisconsin.

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 Wisconsin Winter & Esch P. O

Surrender to the Atlantic Fleet in Los Angeles

Los Angeles declares unconditional surrender to the navy. The city halts all business as thousands from nearby towns gather for Admiral Thomas officers parade and a Spanish barbecu e repetition. Public demand grows for fleet retention in the Pacific or a coastal defense squadron. Dinners receptions and banquets mark the week as Chamber of Commerce hosts Admiral Sperry and staff at the Hotel Redondo.

Los Angeles Thomas Pacific Chamber of Commerce Admiral Sperry Hotel Redondo

Mrs Malaprop Invitation Voice in Busy City Scene

A humorous exchange shows Mrs Malaprop inviting a man to visit on Thursday and expressing pleasure at his possible accompanying wife and husband, hinting at social expectations and urban life dynamics. The fragment suggests a domestic or theatrical tone with witty speech and implied plans.

Wall Street Opens with Manipulative Orders Boosting Prices

New York April 22 traders say banking interests and pools drove prices higher on pure speculation. Union Pacific led gains rising to 129% after opening below par and Reading edged up after a brief pullback. Steel common attracted speculative interest as it traded above 35. Government bonds held steady while Kansas City cattle numbers showed 6000 head, steers five to six eighty, stockers two to five sixty. Hogs 10000 head 5c lower, 540 to 560, pigs 4.00 to 4.75. Sheep 6000 steady, muttons 5.25 to 6.40, lambs 6.00 to 7.40.

Chicago New York Union Pacific Kansas City

Wheat market strength told by traders and brokers

Logan and Bryan say the strong wheat market is here after a long wait and may persist until higher prices are set. Finley Barrell Co. favors taking long positions on solid breaks and advises taking profits when offered. McKenna & Rodgers note relief in corn pressure and predict corn to be a good buy on a fair setback unless receipts rise significantly.

Logan & Bryan Finley Barrell Co McKenna & Rodgers

Official Program for Big Chautauqua Held Here

The official program for the big Chautauqua to be held here June 16 17 18 19 20 and 21 lists afternoon and evening lectures by notable figures such as Governor E W Hoch Opie Read Dr Thos E Green Dr Thos E Will Alton Packard and Earnest Harold Baynes with musical performances by the Ohio Male quartet the Royal Hungarian orchestra the Barnards the Sterling Jubilees H Ruthven McDonald and others A long menu of produce and livestock prices appears in a Sunday announcements section with various fruits vegetables and goods listed in detail

Ohio Male Quartet Kansas E. W. Hoch Opie Read America Royal Hungarian Orchestra Signs of the Times Thos. E. Green Lyceum Thos. E. Will American Forestry Association Nursday The Barnards Tho. Brooks Fletcher Uncle Sam Alton Packard Sterling Jubilees A. E. Winship Journal of Education Jubilees W. Robi. Goss Miss Bartell H. Ruthven McDonald Our Navy Richmond Pearson Hobson Mrs. McDonald Earnest Harold Baynes

Slump in Hogs on Local Market Report

Local market notes show hog prices easing from 5.40 to 5.25 due to Chicago activity. Cucumbers rise to 15 cents, tomatoes drop to 12 percent, cranberries and sweet potatoes off the market as the season lags.

Chicago

Afternoon music and lectures by Stelz quartet and Rev Henry Tiden

Afternoon program features the Stelz quartet with a lecture titled Footprints on the Sands Today by Right Rev. Mer. J. Henry Tiden. Evening program offers a Stelzis concert and a lecture The Ancient Cliff Dwellers with stereopticon and ten Pueblo Indians by Dr. George Lamont Cole.

Stelz Quartet Mer. J. Henry Tiden Stelzis George Lamont Cole

Help the Actor Along by Giving Him a Glad Hand

A brief note discusses boosting an actor with encouragement and support. It highlights the value of positive attention from peers and mentors in advancing performance confidence and morale.

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