Wanted: assorted job ads and sales items in La Crosse
A compact La Crosse Tribune classified listing includes jobs for a barber student in Chicago, U S Army recruiters in La Crosse, a hostel boy at Eagle Hotel, a machinist, an office boy, and several sale items. Inventory covers horses, chickens, steel tanks, boilers, engines, tanks, safes, a paper cutter, a corner lot, a billiard hall, a typewriter, a house, baby buggy, and buggies with shop equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
United States
Hotel Grand
la Crosse
Wis
Eagle Hotel
St. St
la Crosse Can Co
So. Ltd
la Crosse Scrap Iron & Metal Co
Tribune
Illinois
Cass St
Ferry St
6Th St
la Crosse St
Wanted solicitors with good proposition for real workers
Advertises for solicitors offering big money to real workers. Call at Tribune office tonight between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. Ask for Mr. Brady.
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Tribune
Brady
Help Wanted Advertisements and For Sale Items
Help Wanted female positions at cafes hotels and homes across La Crosse entries include cooks housemaids dining room and knitting machine operators. Also two ladies to travel for a Chicago firm and an agent opportunity with earnings potential. Also several for sale listings including baby carriage cottage houses car encyclopedia set and safes with renting rooms and furnished options in Tribune area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeteb
Eagie
Green Bay
Chicago
la Crosse
W. O. Brown
E. L. Colman
Charies St
Denton St
W. A
Encyclopedia of Law
Care Tribune
Standard Oil Company
City
Cass Street
Singer
Singer Store
Nord St
Novelty Reed Works and Insurance Ads
Reed chairs baby carriages sewing book and music stands repair upholstering and delivery service at 613 Mill St with new phone 787 Blick Also general insurance fire life accident liability plate glass burglary sprinkler leakage and bonds by C S Van Aukep at 328 Pearl St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hausner
Novelty Reed CO
Mill St
General Insurance
C. S. van Aukep
Pearl St
To Rent WANTED TO RENT Modern cottage sought
A. B. C. care Tribune invites landlords to offer a modern cottage in a central location. Willing to sign a long lease for a desirable property and provide an address for replies.
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Care Tribune
Financial loans for salaried people on furniture and more
La Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co at 322 Main street offers loans on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons with no removal or publicity. Also notices for organ lessons at Christchurch and studio at 427 Main street, old phone Red 7851. Widespread classified notices include rooms wanted for light housekeeping, a small house and lot purchase, massage services at 429 South 5th Street, and house cleaning offers with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
Ai Urquhart Cawley
Christchurch
Tribune
DR. Cohen
5Th St
Bribes Charge Leads to Prison for Miller in Minot
In Minot North Dakota Judge E B Giss sentenced A Miller to one year and three months in the state penitentiary at Bismarck after Miller was found guilty of giving a $150 bribe to Chief of Police Thomas E Hagen on April 6 1997 while Kruse and Miller operated an alleged blind pig under the Morrill hotel.
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Minot
N .D
E. B. Giss
A. Miller
Thomas E. Hagen
Kruse
Miller
Morrill
Miler
Bismarck
Reward Offered Through Pulpit in Missing Woman Case
Waterloo reports describe Mrs. Blanche Schoenthal missing since April 18 from Dubuque. Frank Schoenthal offers 100 dollars via Sheriff Dunn to help locate her. descriptions circulated from Iowa pulpits as bloodhounds traced to Epworth fifteen miles before losing scent. She is 41, 5 feet 4 inches, 115 to 130 pounds, light brown hair and brown eyes, with a wrist scar.
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Waterloo
Blanche Schoenthal
Dubuque
Frank Schoenthal
Dunn
Dubuque County
Epworth
Drowns Herself in High Tank Near Blue Earth
Blue Earth Minn April 29 Coroner A J Franklin was called to the home of Harry Anderson ten miles northeast of the city in Barber township where Mrs Ina Anderson committed death by own action drowning. She climbed atop a water tank removed the cover and jumped in. The tank held six feet of water and the body was found fifteen minutes later. No cause is assigned.
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Blue Earth
Minn
A. J. Franklin
Harry Anderson
Barber Township
Ina Anderson
Two Republican Tickets In Dakato
Last night closed the time for filing petitions for places on the ballot for the June primaries. The stalwart republicans filed their ticket in full Saturday. The insurgent wing filed its ticket Monday including Crawford for senator Glass and Hall for congress Vessey governor Shober lieutenant governor Polley secretary of state Hinn ing auditor Cassell treasurer Dokken land commissioner Astrud superintendent Thor son national committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Coe I. Crawford
W. S. Glass
Philo Hall
Congress
R. S. Vessey
H. S. Shober
C.S. Polley
John Hinning
C. S. Cassell
C. C. Dokken
H. A. Astrud
Thomas Thorson
Will Give Girl Death Sentence Trial in Clinton Iowa
Irene Dolph Brown a 17 year old girl faces first degree murder charges for shooting her husband Fred Dolph as he slept in Clinton Iowa. Prosecutor seeks the death penalty aided by County Attorney William J Keefe and Deputy W J Carroll. Defense attorneys M V Davenport and F L Holleran joined by Gannon represent the defendant. The case hinges on extraordinary circumstances including the fact she engaged counsel before the body was found and the killer’s method. Twenty eight witnesses are listed for the state.
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Clinton
M. V. Davenport
Irene Dolph Brown
Fred Dolph
F. L. Holleran
Gannon
William J. Keefe
W. J. Carroll
Rail expansion on Southern Minnesota division boosts service
Northwest brief notes the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul rail line extending passenger runs beyond Jackson to Sioux Falls under state commission orders. The move aims to satisfy western riders. A Canadian grain fleet also reports new navigation openings at Port Arthur and Fort William with fifteen boats arriving.
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Mankato
Minn
State Railway and Warehouse Commission
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Southern Minnesota
Jackson
Sioux Falls
S. C
Amery
Wis
Amery High School
Osceola M. W. A
Osceola High School
Waterloo
Iowa
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railroad Company
Winnipeg
Port Arthur
Fort William
Woman’s knowledge makes restraint easier to bear
A succinct adage suggests increased knowledge for women yields greater ability to remain silent. It presents a gendered view on self-control tied to intellect, implying wiser women speak less and endure discourse with composure.
Livestock Markets Dip on Weak Demand and Large Receipts
Chicago cattle failed to hold yesterday’s prices with large receipts and easy demand, 10c lower. Hogs and sheep dropped 5 to 10c. Prices: cattle 6.00 to 7.15, hogs 5.25 to 5.70, sheep 4.75 to 7.50. Kansas City cattle steady 5.25 to 6.90, hogs 5.40 to 5.55, sheep 5 to 10c lower.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Poultry and Dairy Prices Reported in New York
New York on April 29 reports poultry dressed quiet and live unsettled. Butter from creameries at 26 cents per pound, eggs nearby white at 18 4 cents, cheese cream at 15 cents per pound.
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New York
Hawley Com. Co
A. B. Moll
H. M. Sieger
Henry Andregg
Limburger
Arica
Market Opens With Urgent Short Covering After Firm Suspension
New York April 29 The feature of the stock market in the first hour was urgent short covering after the suspension of Coster Knapp & Co. About fifty thousand shares were bought, led by Union Pacific Penna Mo Pac and Steel Common. Southern Pacific rose one point as government bonds steadied and other issues held.
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New York
Coster Knapp & Co
Union Pacific
Penna
Mo. Pac
Steel Common
Southern Pacific
Wheat market opinions favor transfers easing May deliveries
Stock Opinions McKenna and Rodgers note uneasiness over May wheat easing as transfers from private to public houses suggest freer deliveries by elevator interests on May contracts. Finley Barrell Co. urges buying on recessions. Pringle F. & R. prefer long July on breaks. Ware Leland backs selling September futures if a sharp rally occurs.
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McKenna
Rodgers
Finley Barrell Co
Pringle F. & R
Ware Leland
Palmer to take horses to Chicago sale opening Monday
Alderman Harry Palmer sails to Chicago with a string of horses for the Palmer-Van Sant sale at the Coliseum beginning Monday. He will act as judge and test several entries including Joe Mc Gregor the 1914 pacer, Rookwood the 2414 pacer, Posie the trotter 24%, and a stallion Star Henetia.
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Harry Palmer
Chicago
Palmer-Van Sant
Coliseum
Palmer
Joe McGregor
Rookwood
Posie
Star Henetia
Shake-Up in the British Navy Foreseen After Collision
In London on April 29 a naval shakeup is anticipated following Saturday’s collision between the cruiser Gladiator and the liner St Paul. A coroner’s jury called the crash unavoidable, while further inquiry will probe Capt Lumsden’s claim that the St Paul altered course at the last moment. The liner’s damage is worse than first thought and repairs may span a month.
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London
Gladiator
Lumsden
Miss Zuelke Improves at La Crosse Hospital
Miss Ursula Zuehlke once stricken with St Vitus dance shows improvement under Dr Rowles at La Crosse hospital and expects to return home to Waterloo soon. A former La Crosse girl, she is under care and is improving daily.
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Ursula Zuehlke
la Crosse Hospital
Rowles
Waterloo
Miss Zuelke
la Crosse
Fear Anarchist Riot at Funeral of Union Square Bomb Thrower
Police fear a demonstration at the funeral of Selig Silverstein in New York Union Square as many of his associates are expected to attend prompting security measures and warnings.
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New York
Selig Silverstein
Union Square
Silverstein
Flour Advances 20 Cents Per Barrel In Local Markets
Local markets show a 20 cent per barrel flour price rise while moisture boosts crops. Weather remains mild with rising temperatures expected to accelerate growth. fruit, produce, and dairy prices are listed for regional items, including apples, citrus, onions, cabbage, strawberries, celery, and wheat. Detailed quoted prices from multiple firms cover grains, hay, meat, and dairy across regional market sections.
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John
Burns
O. Cave
Weracscege
A.e
Dauanienés
Be midji Man Chops Off Finger in Self-Made Sanity Bid
Be midji Minn April 29 Hal vor Tweetin a homesteader near Shotley was brought to Be midji for probate court examination to assess his sanity. He believes someone seeks his scalp and, fearing pursuit, injured himself with an axe cutting off a finger to halt the hunt.
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Bemidji
Minn
Halvor Tweetin
Shotley
Tweeton
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Moier Barber College
Fred Kroner
Main
Allen Hotel
Star Knitting Co
Main St
Market
Northwestern Hotel
Vine
King
Hotel Deering
Tribune Bldg
Ferry
Madison
Carr Street
Old Phone 106
Oriental Rug Co
Mill St. Enos
Schick & Roth
Safaviab Bank
Pacific Coast
The
Ad Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Mine
Kenyon
Mariner Pharmacy
W. J
Weis Book Store
Bill Smith
Barron Bldg
New Phone
E. Rutledge
F. J. Fugina
Fountain City
Stevens
McMillan
Minnesota
Northwest
Dakato
Law
Wall Street
Minneapolis
FEAR
Listman Mill Co
W. W. Cargill Co
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
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