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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1907

Page

9

Tribune Wants Classified Across Multiple Trades

WANTED boys and girl in Crosse Can company. WANTED men to work on the brick yard with good wages and board. Apply at Menr's brick yard five miles east of the city. WANTED men bottling at John Gund Brewing. WANTED men to learn barber trade. few weeks, sixty chairs busy. licensed instructors, tools given, diplomas granted, wages Saturdays, positions waiting. Moler Barber College Chicago catalog. WANTED boy must be 16 years or over. Call Singer's store 108 North Third street.

Menr John Gund Brewing Moler Barber College Chicago Ill Call Singer's Store North Third Street Tribune THE Inland Printing Company la Crosse

For Rent Notices From a La Crosse Classified List

Nine room house at 130 North Seventh street with contact G. Van Steenwyk. Store building at corner Fifth and Mississippi inquire 1003 South Fifth street. Flat six rooms at 316 Pearl street Empire 816A. Rooms for rent upstairs at 118 120 South Front street apply La Crosse Paper Box Co. Seven room cottage at 411 North Eleventh street with electric lights and gas. Contact C. M. Hawley.

North Seventh Street Inquire G. van Steenwyk North Seventh Corner Fifth Mississippi South Fifth Street Pearl Street Empire Front Street la Crosse Paper Box Co North Eleventh Street C. M. Hawley

Local Market Reports Mixed Harvest Conditions

In a mid summer crop report Secretary True of the state board of agriculture notes grains are fine and pastures satisfactory. Hay is average but much damaged by rain while oats are poor and corn is growing rapidly. Potatoes sugar beets and cabbage are good with tobacco uneven and apples expected to be a short crop. Late fruits look promising and prices remain good.

Sports roundup from page two highlight minors and league scores

Chicago markets detail hog receipts and price ranges as mixed and heavy lots trade while cattle and sheep activity slows. Three-I League results show Rock Island 2, Peoria 3 in 13 innings, Cedar Rapids 1, Decatur 2, Dubuque 2, Springfield 11, Clinton 2, Bloomington 7. Iowa League scores include Jacksonville 2-9, Oskaloosa 1-0, Ottumwa 5, Quincy 3, Marshalltown 7, Burlington 0, Waterloo 4, Keokuk 1.

Rock Island Peoria Cedar Rapids Decatur Dubuque Springeld Clinton Bloomington Jacksonville Oskaloosa Ottumwa Quincy Marshaltown Burlington Waterloo Keokuk Pet Eee Springfield Decatur Eee Ewes Clinton A Riocomington Chicago Delivery Wheat Waterloo Eeerreeet Burlington Eeereene Ee Bats Eee Eee Marshalltown Se Ee

Dairy and grain prices from Creamery and other suppliers

A dense list of livestock feed grains and dairy items with per unit pricing. Entries from A. Grams & Sons and Langdon-Boyd Packing Co. cover flour, patent and straight barrels, white middlings, brown feed, and various grains. Also listed are eggs, Butter, cheese, produce, poultry, and fruit prices from multiple quoter sources.

A. Grams & Sons

Speak Little, Say Much Motto for Memory Wall

A pithy maxim urges restraint in speech as a guide to memory. It contrasts empty talk with value in few words and notes how crime temptations are often touted as great temptations. The piece frames prudent speech as a moral principle.

The Freezing Process Explained by Ice Expansion

A detailed description explains how ice forms on water, thickens with cold, and causes pressure that bulges the center until the surface layer bursts. It notes that if the vessel can be tapped below or the water drawn off, freezing alone cannot crack the surface ice.

Gweed Neebors Fair Folk Legend Told by Spectator

A Scottish folk belief endures that the fair folk haunt the hills and may snatch away a nursing child during early convalescence. A North Country fisher’s infant is supposedly bewitched by a beggar woman until an old man performs a hen-singe rite to restore the child’s health.

Scotland

Twain Lampoons Local Hellhole With Deadpan Joke

Mark Twain tour stop pauses as townsfolk gather at a station. A narrator shares a gruesome town tale and Twain retorts with a deadpan quip about not dying during his two years there. The crowd falls silent as he jokes no witnesses can testify against him since everyone else is dead.

Mark Twain Twain

Burroughs Loan Comment Sparks Lifelong Obligation Claim

The exchange prompts the creditor to recall Burroughs saying he would be under obligations for life after a loan. The remark hints at lingering financial ties and possible social tension arising from the agreement.

Burroughs

Not So Wonderful Autos On Two Wheels

A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes skepticism about autos on two wheels and cites Willie Chuggers as an example of a risky twist on cornering. The playful line hints at novelty vehicle ideas and urban humor from the era.

Willie Chuggers Cleveland Plain Dealer

Dogfish Cutlet Tales From Coastal Fishermen

A reminiscence on dogfish as food and its place in old seaside life. It notes fishermen’s tales of dogfish fights aboard boats, seasonal abundance or scarcity, and references historic accounts of sea dog predation on lines and fish, including a Pall Mall Gazette quotation about whitefish scarcity and a 1642 Aberdeen town clerk journal.

North Kent Couch Robert Chalmers Spalding Aberdeen Scotland Pall Mall Gazette

Famous Duelist Marquis Beaumanoir in Quarrel and Honor

The Marquis de l Angle-Beaumanoir, once famed for dueling, learned from a quarrel with cousin Du Haliaus that they had never fought. They agreed to duel, resulting in Beaumanoir’s right hand wounded while his left hand held his cousin’s in friendship. In another case he spared a novice, apologizing to avoid fighting a mazette, bowing and turning away.

Marquis de l’ Angle-Beaumanoir Marquis du Hailays Opera du Haliaus Mazette Greenhorn

Weather Lore From Olden Times

A collection of old weather proverbs and folk beliefs on predicting rain or fair skies. It cites signs from animals, birds, insects, and celestial events, noting long range forecasts and a playful critique of modern predictions. The piece ends with a rhyming couplet about an approaching storm and aching teeth.

Ira Hick Moderin

Rainbows Said to Change Sex Across Cultures

A survey notes beliefs that rainbows can alter sex in diverse regions. Zulu folklore tells of a youth transformed to an elderly woman by rainbow contact, with similar tales among Scandinavian peasants and Greek, French, Indian beliefs about passing under or touching the arc.

South Africa Norway China Australia Greece France India

Norwegian language rod case shocks Plymouth parish

Prof. Jacob Larson a teacher at a Norwegian Lutheran church summer school on the north side was arrested on assault and battery charges brought by Mrs. Rachel Fjelstad mother of boy Plymouth Fjelstad nine-year-old who was whipped with a rope rod for failing to learn Norwegian. The church school committee supplied the rod and the case was continued with possible out of court settlement as the church becomes involved.

Jacob Larson Plymouth Fjelstad Fijelstad Prof Larson

Haywood Heads to Denver with Wife and Family

Boise Idaho August 2 Haywood left on an early train for Denver with his family He will stop at Salt Lake City to visit his mother.

Boise Idaho Haywood Denver Salt Lake City

Manville Phillips dies after ball hit to heart

COREY Pa Aug 2 Manville Phillips dies after being struck by a ball over the heart during a game. The New York Tribune quote about happiness features Henry E Dixey offering a worldly view while a cornfield scarecrow joke closes the fragment.

Corey, Pa Manville Phillips New York Henry E. Dixey New York Tribune

Passage on self image and family contrasts in rural life

A girl prefers to believe she could become fat and dumpy like Ma rather than accept the notion that a refined caller in patent leather might share simple domestic comfort like Pa. The remark contrasts expectations of appearance and homely habit within a family setting.

Daily railway schedule fragment with Sunday service

A daily timetable notes trains run daily except Sunday. Sunday trains arrive and depart from OC station. Details show B depot operations and service timing.

Chicago Milwaukee OC. B & Epot

Regular as the Sun Expression Promotes Dr King's Pills

An old time slogan touts the sun’s regular rise and set as the universe’s most steady act, then pivots to promote Dr. King's New Life Pills. The guarantee is attributed to O. T. Erhart, a local druggist, with a 25 cent price.

Dr. King O. T. Erhart

After marriage a man shares hammock with cigar and papers

A lighthearted note says a newly married man confines his hammock time to his cigar and newspapers, letting his wife share the space only through shared routines and quiet mornings.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Crosse Can Company Themerican House Pearl] Street West Avenue South Wis Pearl Button Co North 3Rd Jay Wm. Ewig Germania Bldg van Steenwyk New Y. M. C. A F. H. Scofield C. Wilson Dakota Minn Redfuss Madison I. A Corner Ninth and Adams Attorneys At Law Lworks & Hartweil la Crosse Mortgage & Loan C.o Main Street the Royal Wisconsin Audit CO Co. S. van Auken Pear Street Pacific Coast Boyd Transfer Co Minneapolis, Minn Schick & Roth—Batavian Bank Stevens McMillan Elna Chaplin King Street Tribune Office Pearl Market Uncle Sam True CHI Miner & Co Board of Trade Cone Kagerage Hawkey Com. Co Dor Tor Mies Nee W. W. Cargill Co Langdon-Boyd Packing Go A. B Ugart California Rockford Omar H. M. Sieger Henry Andregz America Lokatin Ave Gweed Rod Mother Prof. Larson Wife Josh Higgins the State Bank U.S Necrat Ead Rossr Milwaukee & ST. Paul Winona St. Paul Minneapolis Ry Py Sn Minnesota Burlington & Quincy Prairie du Chien Louis Interme Alma Prescott St. Aul Duluth Winni Dam Northwest Northwestern Green Bay & Western Rrb la Crosse la Crosse Arcadia Blair Independence Whitehall Merrillan Grand Rapids Stevens Point New London Green Bay Kewaunee R. O Stoddard Chaseburg Coon Valley Ec Westby
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