Local Help Wanted and Sales Ads in La Crosse
Classified notices show multiple help wanted positions from brick yard bottling to barber instructors and domestic work at homes in La Crosse. Includes sales of furniture confectionery and a house with barn bid notices plus a fox hounds for sale with price. Listings name Moler Barber College Chicago, Heileman, American House, Pearl Button Co and Wm. Ewig.
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John Gund Brewing Co
Moler Barber College
Chicago
Ill
the Heileman
Marquardt
State Street
J. E. Thornbury
Cass Street
Pearl Street
West Avenue South
Wis
Pearl Button Co. Ee
North 3Rd
Asitman Alding Kodak
Main Street
North Eleventh Street
la Crosse
Wm. Ewig
Germania Bldg
Milwaukee
van Steenwyk
New Y. M. C. A
F. H. Scofield
C. Wilson
Dakota
Minn
For Rent and Wanted Notices from La Crosse Tribune
Multiple classified items list rentals including nine room house at 130 North Seventh street and six room houses at 502 Johnson street plus seven room cottage at 411 North Eleventh street. Several wanted ads seek housing, boarding horses, or a three to four room furnished unit. Also advertisement for Inland Printing Company offering attractive printing services.
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North Seventh Street
G. van Steenwyk
North Seventh
Pearl Street
Enuguire
Front Street
la Crosse Paper Box Co
North Eleventh Street
C. M. Hawley
Johnson Street
Nordstern Pty
Cass Street
Tribune
Fifth
Main Streets
Inland Printing Company
la Crosse
Mill feed price jumps one dollar a ton in local market
Large hail swept Irvine and surrounding valleys causing heavy crop damage. Mill feed rose by one dollar per ton, with hay prices expected to stay high. The light crop was badly ruined by the storm, inundating many fields. Anton Davidson reports tobacco damage in the area.
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Irvine Coulee
Anton Davidson
Chicago Markets and Prices Reported in August
Chicago markets cover a wide range of goods including creamery butter eggs flour and various grains with detailed quotes from A. Gramz & Sons and Langdon-Boyd Packing Co. Wheat corn oats and lard futures are listed with delivery points Miners Co delivers price snapshots for Chicago and Liverpool. Minneapolis cash market shows grain grades. livestock and fruit sections note prices and entries while ads list dairy and produce items with names and unit prices.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Minnesota
Northwest
Liverpool
London
Miner & CO
Chicago Delivery
Uae
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Paani Eoes
Northern
Chicago Livestock
Senator Foraker Out of Step With Nation’s Republican Momentum
The Ohio State Journal characterizes Senator Foraker as out of tune with prevailing Republican currents. It criticizes his harsh language toward Roosevelt Taft Burton and Harris and argues his stance alienates the governing majority while claiming any such positions lack public support. It notes pressure for nomination of the governor and claims his self-presentation as independent harms his appeal.
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Ohio State Journal
Senator Foraker
Roosevelt
Taft
Burton
Harris
Ohio
The Remedy. State law vs federal control doctrine
The Remedy argues that a state legislature decree should prevail until declared unconstitutional by proper federal courts, avoiding conflict with federal tribunals. It endorses limiting injunctive action to clear irreparable harm and favors delaying intervention when a statute’s invalidity is not conclusively shown, to protect the commonwealth over special interests.
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Kansas City Star
The Sparks of a Man’s Choices
A terse reflection notes that a man who suspects his children are not his bears social stigma. It argues that spark to provoke a match in life comes from nature and circumstance, not solely from affection or duty.
Umpire Bias Alleged in La Crosse Game Controversy
The La Crosse team faces claims of biased officiating as Paul W. Mahoney travels to Eau Claire to investigate after disputes in yesterday's game. Captain Bond is fined for arguing a call and an incident involving a line drive hit, an umpire’s strike call, and a bat threat are cited as evidence of a broader effort to favor La Crosse.
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LL Crosse
Paul W. Mahoney
Eau Claire
Elliott
Carl Bond
Killian
Moore
Bush
Hawley
Pink
Bond
Madison
Anderson
Sond
la Crosse
August Hay Fever Ode From Detroit Free Press
A Detroit Free Press poem laments August as the worst month for hay fever. It contrasts August with July and March, listing sneezes and sickly woes while expressing dread of itchy eyes and wheezing. The verse weaves in months and seasonal woes to celebrate resisting August’s allergies.
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Detroit Free Press
State railroad accounting reforms aim for uniform system
S L Lupton travels to consult with state railroad commissions on harmonizing accounting for railroads required by both the federal government and states. The effort seeks a fair division of expenses and revenues by state, with a uniform system potentially adopted nationwide and by foreign governments. The first monthly reports under the new system are due after July, with data to be published in September.
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S. L. Lupton
National Association of State Railroad Commissioners
Lupton
Adams
State Commissions
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Railroads and Canals of Canada
Public Utilities Commission of
New York
Commission
Just For Fun They Were Really Agreed
Timothy Woodruff recalls a kindly Albany man stepping in to arbitrate a sidewalk quarrel between a husband and wife the peacemaker insisting he only wants to help while the husband protests not a dispute as the debate over wages escalates in a humorous scene from Lippincott's.
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Timothy Woodruff
Albany
Lippincott’s
Frenchman finds wife on own list, shocking confession
A French gentleman seeks a wife for his nephew and discovers his own wife listed as seeking a husband aged 28 to 35 with blond features. He hurries home to tell her, but she reveals she added the entry during his illness in spring as doctors warned to prepare for the worst.
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London
Chicago "Copper" Here as City Visit Ends
Captain McWeeney of the Chicago police force, a south side captain and inspector, is visiting the city with friends for a few days. He was raised at Trempealeau and has been in Chicago for many years.
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Captain McWeeney
Chicago
Metropolis
Trempealeau
Woman Finds Comfort In Church Attendances
A reflective note suggests a woman attends church because she can pretend she enjoys the act, implying social expectations influence her participation in religious services.
Railroad Time Tables Daily Schedule Fragments
Fragments show daily timetable notes with entries for daily operations missing Sundays and Saturdays. The readable items indicate a scheduling pattern with daily and excluded day markers, suggesting a brief rail timetable notice.
Notice to Plumbers Sealed Bids La Crosse 1907
The Committee on Buildings and Grounds of La Crosse Wisconsin invites sealed bids by 3:30 p m August 10 1907 at the County Clerk's office for repairing heating and plumbing at the La Crosse County Jail and heating at the County Court House. Each bid must include a 30 percent certified check payable to the County Clerk. Checks of unsuccessful bidders returned. reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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la Crosse
Wis
la Crosse County
la Crosse County Court House
Committee On Buildings and Grounds
Notice to Cement Contractors for La Crosse Jail Coal Bunker
Building and Grounds will receive sealed bids at 2 30 p m Aug 10 1907 at the County Clerk s Office for a coal bunker at La Crosse County Jail. Bid must include 50 percent certified check payable to the County Clerk. The successful bidder s check will be retained until completion and acceptance by the Committee on Buildings and Grounds. Unsuccessful bidders receive checks immediately. WM G Garber, Committee on Buildings and Grounds.
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la Crosse
Wis
la Crosse County
Committee On Buildings and Grounds
Men over sixty warned on prostate and kidney risks
An old man story reports a man named Rodney Burnett of Rockport Missouri, age 91, claiming Foley's Kidney Cure relieved enlarged prostate and kidney trouble after two bottles. The note urges early use at first signs of danger.
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Foley
Rodney Burnett
Rockport
O. T. Erhart
It May Look Like Luck Is Against You
A concise reflection on perceived misfortune versus real outcomes, urging steadiness and focus on effort over chance. It underscores that setbacks may be temporary and motivation can steer progress, with emphasis on resilience and continued action.
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Wankv
Boys and Girls la
Redfuss
18Th and
Old Phone
C. F. Klein's Corner Real Estate
Ferry Troom
S. W. Anderson
McMillan
Attorneys At Law
Morris & Hartwell
la Crosse Mortgage & An Co
the Royal
Wisconsin Audit CO
Co. S. van Auken
Pacific Coast
The
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Schick & Roth—Batavian Bank
Stevens
Elna Chaplin
King Street
Pearl
Market
Tribune Office
the Tribune
Irvine Cou
Lee
CHI
Tacal Retail Markets
Hawiey Com. Co
A. Gramz & Sons
Jean
Elue Etme
DEPOT
Os Welch
W. W. Cargill Co
Langdon-Boyd Packing Go
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SAUD
A. K
Board of Trade
California
Rockford
H. M. Sieger
HAUG
Soessasenceniessee Bsc
GOCSO
Henry Andregg
America
WOO
Hercules
Carlyle
Foraker
P. W. Mahoney
Rock Island
Peoria
D. Clinton
Bloomington
Waterloo
Burlington
Jacksonville - Ee
Oskaloosa . Ee
Marshalltown
Quincy
Eee
Ottumwa Keokuk
Springfield
Decatur
Peoria A
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Dubuque Eee Wee
Ottumwa
Waterleo
Keokuk
Jacksonville
Oskaloosa
Sundday
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Winona
St. Paul
Vse
Southern
Minnesota Vision
Wie
Burlington & Quincy
Prairie du Chien
Dubuque
St. Louis
Interme
Alma
Prescott
St. Pau
Duluth
Winni
Chicago & Northwestern
Madias
Cam ' Bi
Damson
East
Superior
Trempeleau
Galesville
Owatonna
West
Green Bay & Western & BR
Arcadia
Blair
Independence
Whitehall
Merrillan
Grand
Rapids
Point
New London
Green
Bay
Kewaunee
Stoddard
Chaseburg, Coon Valley
Westby, Viroqua
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W. F. Baker
J. E. Swan
WM. G. Garberr
Committee On
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