Wanted help and sellers in La Crosse Tribune notices
A collection of 1907 classifieds seeks workers and buyers including a soda fountain clerk about 18, a fireman at Reliable Steam Laundry, and staff for John Gund Brewing Co. other postings invite barbers, vending manager for Stollwerck Cocoa, cooks at Heileman and waitstaff at American House. also requests copies of The Tribune from April and May 1907.
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Soda Fountain
L. D
Care Tribune
Tribune
Stollwerck
la Crosse
Stollwerck Bros
Chicago
Rentals and notices from La Crosse area classifieds
FOR RENT seven room cottage at $13 with electric lights and gas at 411 North Eleventh street listed by C M Hawley. FOR RENT six room house at 502 Johnson street inquires at 1100 South 6th street by J E Jackel. FOR RENT rooms for storage at 118 120 South Front Street apply La Crosse Paper Box Co. FOR RENT modern house with hot water heating eight rooms at corner Eleventh and Jackson. FOUND lady's bracelet. identify at John C Burn's Fruit House. WANTED work by the day plain sewing or cleaning Florence Sleeper phone 5413 321 Caledonia. STRAYED a pig on John Richmond's French Island farm. owner may claim by paying damages and for this ad. FOUND ice cream all the Royal 25 cents per quart.
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North Eleventh Street
C. M. Hawley
Johnson Street
6Th Street
J. E. Jackel
South Front St
la Crosse Paper Box Co
Eleventh and
Jackson
Florence Sleeper
Caledonia
John Richmond
French Island
Chicago Markets Since Yesterday Storms Do Not Damage Crop
Miner & Co. reports no crop damage from last night’s rain, crops firm and improving after recent heavy rains. Market stationary with wheat and corn supplies liberal. receipts Chicago 508 cars, Minneapolis and Duluth 242 cars today, tolls and prices vary with futures. Provisions and dairy prices listed, with extensive commodity prices across grains, meats, and produce.
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Liverpool
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Local Iowa League Scores Continued on Page Two
Keokuk defeated Quincy 6 to 5 while Ottumwa and Marshalltown battled to a 2 all tie. Burlington stopped Jacksonville 3 to 0. Oskaloosa posted a 5 to 6 loss at Waterloo as pages continued with results.
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Keokuk
Quincy
Ottumwa
Marshalltown
Burlington
Jacksonville
Oskaloosa
Waterloo
Springfield
Rock Island
Decatur
Eostee
Peoria
Eee
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Bloomington
Ogee Iowa League
Eereee
Sre
Ose Eeewee
Dubuque
Waukesha Briefs Bring Local Deaths And Regional News
WAUKESHA Anthony Loughney aged 74 died by his own hand. FORT ATKINSON James Pritchard pioneer resident of Koshkonong is dead, born Hartford Conn Oct 27 1842, came to Koshkonong in 1452. GREEN BAY Bishop Fox arrived after Europe Rome pilgrimage. torch light parade of fifteen Catholic societies. MARINETTE Chief of Police English shot a circus employee in the hip. escape. SAUK CITY First day of home coming favorable. rain helped travel and decorations. MADISON Railroad rate commission orders hearing Sept 2 on interurban Madison to Stoughton. MENASHA Aug 15 family reunion with four generations and birthday anniversaries. TOMAHAWK Tannery fire destroys plant. rebuilding uncertain. NEENAH Mrs Julius Dumdie found. she is mentally deranged.
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Fort Atkinson
Wis
James Pritchard
Koshkonong
Mr. Pritchard
Hatford
Conn
Frederick Pritchard
Green Bay
Fox
Europe
Rome
Marinette
English
Sauk City
Insurance rate adjustment at Catholic Order of Foresters meeting
At the bi annual convention of the Catholic Order of Foresters in St Paul the main business is adjusting insurance rates and hearing the committee report from two years ago. A move toward rates based on the National Fraternal Congress standard is discussed. Officers will be elected with La Crosse likely to gain high trustee. John F Doherty currently holds that post and seeks re election. Mr and Mrs Doherty are the only local lodge members attending after a 4 30 departure on a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul special train. The Foresters boast 180000 members in the United States and Canada. If adopted the new rate will align with old line insurers.
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Doherty
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
The
Foresters
United States
Canada
American diamond field found in Arkansas region
May rival Kimberley as Americans may wear diamonds from American soil. Dr. George F. Kunz, amid a two month Arkansas field study in Pike county, declares this the first real American diamond field. The 600 acre tract is owned by Arkansas men and was discovered by accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George F. Kunz
Pike County
Arkansas
United States
Arkanasas
Irish humor in a travel exchange about hangings
Pat jokes that in Ireland they cannot hang a man with a wooden leg. E T asks for the latest. Pat explains they just hang him with a rope.
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Pat
E. T
Shure
Ireland
Woman Questions Marriage Earning Promise In Comic Exchange
A humorous dialogue turns on money and commitment as a suitor asks for daily earnings after marriage while the woman responds with a practical test. The exchange highlights expectations of labor and affection in a light, period tone.
Woman Buried Under Hay Rescued In Marion
Miss N A Black a 35 year old Salem educator who had been teaching in Pittsburg for six years survived being buried under tons of hay after getting lost near a sanitarium. She entered a barn to seek warmth and was found unconscious beside the barn after hay was piled to the rafters. Doctors expect a full recovery following nourishment and rest.
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Marion
N. A. Black
Salem
Pittsburg
Miss Black
McConnell Named to State University Visiting Board
Attorney J E McConnell of McConnell and Schweizer is appointed to the state university visiting board for 1907 1908 notice received today The full list includes At large Thomas Brittinger Madison H S Yonker Grand Rapids Mrs Webster Brown Rhinelander J A Hageman Fr Atkinson First district H C Buell Janesville Second Mrs O D Brandenberg Madison Third Dr W J Pearce Dodgville Fourth A D Agnew Milwaukee Fifth Bruno Fink Sixth A C Prescott Sheboygan Seventh John E McConnell La Crosse Eighth Miss Rose Swart Oshkosh Ninth J L Elmore Green Bay Tenth E W Leroy Marinette Eleventh K L Luse Superior
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J. E.mcconnell
McConnell & Schweizer
The
State University
McConnell
Thomas Brittinger
Madison
H. $. Yonker
Grand Rapids
Webster Brown
Rhinelander
J. A. Hageman
Atkinson
H. C. Buell
Janesville
O. D. Brandenberg
W. J. Pearce
Dodgville
A. D. Agnew
Milwaukee
Bruno Fink
A .C. Precott
Sheboygan
John E. McConnell
la Crosse
Miss Rose Swart
Oshkosh
J. L. Elmore
Jyreen Bay
E. W
Randall seeks funds for new La Crosse rubber mill
John E. Randall, former superintendent of the La Crosse rubber mills, seeks local capital to raise 596,000 for a new rubber mills company. He has 39,000 pledged of 59,000 and needs 20,000 more. Randall says layoffs at La Crosse Rubber Mills and unpushed patents spurred the plan. He notes the Vote-Berger plant option and says the Threshing Machine Co may sell to cash buyers. He plans to present the proposal to the La Crosse board of trade.
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John E. Randall
la Crosse Rubber Mills
Randall
la Crosse Rubber Mills Company
la Crosse Threshing Machine Company
Vote-Berger Company
Joseph Boschert
Threshing Machine Company
Randalk
Lad Crosse Board of Trade
Wisconsin rifle team scores at Camp Douglas practice
Ninety two men compete at Camp Douglas with twelve high scorers listed led by Sk, Perri, Dormole and Wemicott. Capt S J Olson and O J Olson assist, Col McCoy notes record turnout. Fifteen shooters will represent Wisconsin at Camp Perry to chase the national trophy and $300 in cash amid historic Forts and battle sites nearby.
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PERRI
Nw Ck
Adeweas Es
S. J. Olson
O. J. Olson
A. E. Gaartz
Col. McCoy
Wisconsin
Camp Perry
Sea Girl
N. J
Badger
Lake Erie
Perry
Old Fort Stephenson
Col Coughan
Old Fort Meigs
Miami
Johnson's Island
South Bass Island
Put-in-Bay
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States Naval Academy
United States Military Academy
Wall Street Losses Drive Investor to Suicide at Yacht Club
New York Aug 6 William S Alley despondent over heavy Wall Street losses and suspension from the Stock Exchange shot himself last night in the crowded Larchmont Yacht Club. He faced a personal crisis amid mounting financial pressures and public scandal.
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New York
William S. Alley
Wall Street
The
Stock Exchange
Larchmont Yacht Club
Man shoots wife amid burglary mistaken identity
In Atlanta on August 6 H B Krumbolz killed his wife after mistaking her for a burglar in their home. Police report the shooting occurred this morning and the case is under investigation.
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Atlanta
H. B. Krumbolz
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Daily Train Schedules
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul daily timetable shows service every day with exceptions on Sundays and Saturdays noted in the daily schedule. The listing outlines weekday operations and holiday variations affecting departure times and frequencies.
Circus Discourse Fails to Draw Crowds in La Crosse
The Society Burlesque circus for the La Crosse Baseball Association fizzled as rain and low interest kept only a handful at the grounds. Management extended the run with two Sunday performances but attendance did not improve, and the show closed with tents dismantled and losses estimated at over 309 dollars.
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la Crosse Baseball Association
Lorimer’s tramp turns to politics on a Maryland road
Representative Lorimer of Chicago, out for a walk along a conduit road from Washington, accepts a lift from a Maryland farmer. Asked his profession, Lorimer admits he is a politician, provoking the farmer to quip that politics is a disorder.
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Success Magazine
Lorimer
Chicago
Washington
Lori
Atlantic coast sinking at rate of one foot per century
James F. Sanborn, an engineer with the New York Board of Water Supply, states that the Atlantic coast is sinking at about one foot every 100 years.
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Atlantic
James F. Sanborn
New York Board of Water Supply
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Reliable Steam Laundry
North Sixth Street
Girls
la Crosse Can Company
John Gund Brewing Co
Moler Barber College
Ill
the Heileman
North Eighth Street
Pearl Street
North Seventh Street
van Steenwyk
New Y. M. C. A
F. H. Scofield
C. Wilson
Dakota
Minn
Redfuss
18Th and
I. R
Ninth and Adams
C.F. Klein's Corner Real Estate
S. 4Th
la Crosse St
S. W. Anderson
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
John C. Burn
Palace
Gass Street
Inland Printing Co
Wisconsin Audit CO
Co. S. van Auken
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Schick & Roth—Batavian Bank
Stevens
McMillan
Fourth
Fifth Street
Elna Chaplin
King Street
Morris & Hartwell
CHI
Miner & Co
Board of Trade
Hawiey Com. Co
Mourne
Oi Cesses
Sesekt OC
A. Cranmz & Sons
W. W. Cargill Co
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
Ibb. Atoll
Picwheriek
California
Rockford
H. M. Sieger
L&c
America
Cora
E Deerore
Ewena
Pee Wee Reitz
Bourgeois
Warren
Sullivan
Brice
Sage
iBerle
Graves
Hayer
Hartman
Hastings
Kernan
Stenle
Stremmel
Ann Mney
White
Safford
O’hawyer
Newhouse
Wausau
Fond du Lac
J. A. E. Fox
Kroy
Oss
Hille
Ferguson
McAuley
Brady
Chase
Pierce
Balliett
Nagie
Deisel
Gwinn
Spanton
Fleming
Nagle
Koons
Naglie
McCrossen
Freeport
Rogers
Miller
Schaub
Whitermore
Aue
Smith
Voerpagel
Cook
Baker
Liese
Lang
Ives
Schoonhan
Whitmore
Stark
Theobald
Evans
Anderson
Waukesha
Anthony Loughney
Prairie du Sac
Railroad Rate Commission
Southern Wisconsin Railway Company of
Stoughton
Menasha
Thomas Mackin
Tomahawk— Tannery
Tomahawk Tannery
Neenah
Julius Dumdie
Lake Shore
Kimberly
M’connell
Camp Douglas
Wall ST
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Tan
Winona
St. Paul
Dam Rock Island
Omaha
Minnesota
Burlington & Quincy
Prairie du Chien
St Louis
Interme
Alma
Prescott
Aal
Winni
E& Ob Northwest
Northwestern
Madi
Damson
East A
Superior
a&Cam
Alzlipm
Owatonna
West
Green Bay & Western
la Crosse la Crosse
Arcadia
Blair
Independence
Whitehall
Merrillan
Stevens Point
New London
Kewaunee
Stoddard
Chaseburg, Coon Valley
Westby, Viroqua
Mer
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