Tribune Wants Wanted at Businesses and Hotels
Tribune lists multiple help wanted notices across La Crosse and nearby towns. Positions include night porter at Standard Hotel night waiter at Allen Hotel, driver at Reliable Steam Laundry, barber trade trainees, solicitors, shovel man for Grand Crossing, cooks and wait staff at various houses, house girls and laundress, plus a girl for general house work and a girl for a small family.
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Stod_dard
Allen Hotel
Mill Street
Reliable Steam Laundry
Moler Barber College
Chicago
Lil
la Crosse Cornice & Ceiling Co
South
Pearl Street
South Fifth Street
Hotel Bronson
Henry & Frank’s
North Third
South Seventh Street
Rooms for storage and rental notices in La Crosse street ads
Classified rental notes list furnished front rooms and six to nine room houses with addresses at 118 120 South Front 1237 Jackson 909 La Crosse Pine 623 Pine Oakland Street South Seventh Street and near the post office. Listings request inquiries to Tribune and show city heat and modern improvements.
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South Front Street
la Crosse Paper Box Co
Box Tribune
Jackson Street
la Crosse Street
Pine
P. O
Tribune
South Seventh Street
Oakland Street
Wanted to Buy Secondhand Camera in First Class Shape
Advertiser seeks a secondhand camera in good condition. Parties wishing to sell should provide full particulars and price. Address box 99 Tribune. I have a certificate for $100 usable for any piano for sale by the Victor Edison store. Will sell cheap.
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Tribune
Inland Printing Co
Main Street
la Crosse
Wis
Victor-Edison
Daily markets report on dairy and produce shifts
Creamery butter fell half a cent while roll and dairy rose two cents. Eggs advanced to wholesaling 16 to 18 cents per dozen and $4.50 per case in track sales. California peaches 20 cents, green peppers 10 cents per dozen, green corn 10 cents a dozen, raspberries cherries and pineapples not on market.
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California
Chicago Markets Turn Higher on Wheat Demand
Chicago wheat opened weaker on Liverpool and Midwest weakness but firmed later as southwest and local buyers stepped in. Export demand remains strong with 185 boat loads for export and 125,000 bushels shipped from Chicago. Corn and oats follow wheat higher while provisions stay quiet. Prices shown for Wheat Sept Dec May and Corn Oats Pork Lard with Chicago and Minneapolis delivery data and Liverpool results.
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Miner & Co
Chicago
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Southwest
Northwest
Duluth
Winnipeg
The Dread of Babies Rabies Advice from Youth's Companion
Rabies fears are greater than risk. The article explains two forms of rabies in dogs, furious and dumb, and outlines prompt action. It advises capturing or observing a possibly rabid dog, incising wounds, and cooling the head if killed, noting a 15 percent bite-to-disease rate and Pasteur inoculations as highly effective.
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Pasteur
Neighborhood Tension Over Engagement Announcement
A local dispute highlights how cost concerns within a community can ignite a heated public row when a marriage engagement is announced, as residents debate budgeting and social expectations surrounding the event.
Local Proverb Sparks Advice on Temper and Style
A compact saying notes that fear or intimidation can prompt wiser caution than chatter. It suggests the value of restraint and composure when facing social expectations and fashion with poise.
How They Dined A glance at historic English meals and utensils
The article outlines medieval and Tudor dining patterns with meal times in England and Normans, notes on the hall as the dining space, and the late emergence of breakfast. It covers dining etiquette, utensils, the rise of forks, washing hands, and the three course ideal dinner, plus later pudding’s popularity and early references to desserts at Buckfeast in St Bartholomew’s hospital.
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Elizabeth
Murray
Pepys
Henry IV
England
Thomas Colgate
Odcombe
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
London
Stranger Than Fiction Ends In Siberian Exile Turned Merchant Officer
Lieutenant von Lemsberg of the Russian guards endured thirty one years of penal exile in Siberia after a fatal debt dispute. He learned a promissory note marked paid made him heir to a murdered man. Remorse led to surrender, life sentence, later pardoned after good conduct, marriage, and wartime service.
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von Lemsberg
Siberia
Wlassow
Todleben
Japan
Old Travel Times From Selkirk To Edinburgh
The piece notes that in the mid eighteenth century the Selkirk to Edinburgh 38 mile journey took two weeks as the common carrier. By 1778 stagecoaches could reach Edinburgh to Glasgow 44 miles away in a day and a half, while Edinburgh to London 310 miles away rarely exceeded two weeks, averaging about 22 miles per day.
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Selkirk
Edinburgh
Glasgow
London
St Louis Républic
Devil's Chair in St Nicholas Church at Yarmouth
The London Graphic notes a whale jawbone forming the Devil's Chair at the west end of St Nicholas' church in Yarmouth. Local tradition holds that fisherlass brides race from the chancel to the chair, and the first to reach it will govern the future household.
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Yarmouth
St. Nicholas
London Graphic
Unhappy Faces Reflect Night Court Tears
A tired woman remarks that outward mood hides inner distress, contrasting grim faces with a morning court scene where one cannot tell which dog has cried through the night, capturing a vivid streetwise image from the New York Press.
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New York Press
Girl Finds Romance in Unknown Magazine Pinup
A girl admires a man she does not know in a magazine photo, describing the act as romantic and capturing a moment of curiosity and imagination inspired by the image.
Topsy Turvy Hat Decorations and Millinery Trends
The article notes spring millinery shifts with hats tilted right rather than left and plumes resting on the shoulder. It describes long streamers of ribbon and lace, drooping floral trimmings, and velvet ribbons on modern Japanese styles. A gray French linen frock with self color embroidery and a blouse-like waist is featured. Judic Chollet.
Notable Sires and Sathers of Wealth and War
A collage of brief notices places William Waldorf Astor distributing 50000 to London charities for homeless children, John Jacob Astor active in American Highway Improvement, Emile Tuchmann of Paris leaving wealth to government debt funds, and James Bryce noted on Mount Ararat. Also mentions Paul O. Stensland’s bank wrecking term, Morales in exile, Admiral Goodrich at Santiago, Rudolph Ullmer's fifty years of service, Henry Galbraith Ward as New York judge, plus Wilde and Hugo quips on age.
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William Waldorf Astor
London
John Jacob Astor
Automobile Club of America
American Highway Improvement Association
Emile Tuchmann
Paris
James Bryce
Mount Ararat
Paul O. Stensland
Joliet Penitentiary
Morales
Santo Domingo
Caceres
New York
Porto Rico
Admiral Goodrich
Coghlan
New York Navy Yard
Santiago
Cuba
Spain
Manzanillo
Rudolph Ullmer
Washington
Germany
Henry Galbraith Ward
United States
Second Judicial District
New York State
Connecticut
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad
International Mercantile and Marine Company
Railroad Time Tables and daily service notes
A compact notice outlines daily and Sunday service patterns with daily except Saturday and daily except Sunday variations. It notes standard railroad timetable entries and points to schedule changes affecting departures and arrivals.
Trains Schedule Notes for La Crosse Route
Daily service except Sunday with Sunday-only service. All trains arrive and depart from the B&Q depot, per the La Crosse and Southeastern A daily line.
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la Crosse
Arcadia
Blair
Independence
Whitehall
Merrillan
Grand Ra
Stevens Point
New London
Green Bay
Kewainee
Vf B&q
Talents Up to Date Discusses a Young Cleveland Millionaire
A Washington Star excerpt recounts reporter remarks to Thomas E. Harley, a young Cleveland millionaire touring for a wife. Harley argues money should not judge a person, and tells a fable where two sons differ in handling inherited funds, illustrating caution about wealth and merit.
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Thomas E. Harley
Cleveland
Mr. Harley
George
John
Washington Star
Items of Interest From A Historic Speculative Page
The note history dates Chinese bank usage to 1000 A.D. Blood contains almost seven eighths air. Wasp nests are papier mache crafted from wood pulp with special reagents. Snapdragon honey cannot be extracted by common bees. only bumblebees access interior. The first trapdoor was built by an African spider using a ground nest and outward trapdoor. Few are fortunate to have relatives who hate them enough to avoid visiting.
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China
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Stranger Than Fiction
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