Wanted Help and Jobs in Local Advertisements
A long list of classified notices from The Tribune shows various Wanteds and For Rents. Jobs include bottling, canning, barbering, coal shoveling, soda fountain work, teamsters, and sewing machine operators with locations in La Crosse and Chicago. Rentals offer furnished rooms and houses with specific addresses and dates. I saw it in The Tribune.
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Tribune
South Tenth
la Crosse Clothing Company
R.” Tribune
la Crosse
Wis
For Sale Advertisements Across Listings
Multiple sale notices listing gas store, second hand furnace, cement curbing, household goods, phonograph, rental home, drilling machine, horse, farms in La Crosse and nearby areas. Also includes farm with dairy business near Shelby Wisconsin and contact addresses.
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State Street
Redfuss
18Th
Madison
Davenport
Vine Street
Fourteenth
King Streets
Leigh Toland
City
la Crosse
Jackson
Monroe
E. E. Gilbertson
Melrose
Wis
Shelby
Coulee
W. Grossbach
Paper Hanging and Painting by Debold Bros
Debold Bros offers painting and paper hanging services at 1601 Denton Street with a contact phone of 483 M.
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Debold Bros
Denton Street
New Phone
Insurance Surplus and Market Valuations in Debate
The Springfield Republican notes a push by the American Bar Association insurance committee against large company surpluses. If securities markets stay weak, few grounds for complaint remain when next annual balance sheets are prepared. Conservative firms understate assets to cushion booms. current prices strain such valuations.
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Springfield Republican
Insurance Committee
American Bar Association
Uch
Went Against the Grain in a Boston Baseball Banter
In a grandstand exchange a young woman challenges a commentator’s claims about two clubs, noting contradictions between a split and an even break. The lighthearted debate ends with a witty remark about learning baseball lingo before spring.
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Boston
Honey Crop Seen Failing Due to Cold Spring
Local markets report honey production will fall sharply as a cold late spring killed blooms and starved bees. Many hives perished, reducing output. a pound of honey reportedly requires 62 000 clover blossoms and 2 750 000 bee trips, illustrating the hidden toil behind a sweet.
Local Markets Show Broad Price Catalog Across Goods
Retail prices listed for creamery butter per pound and eggs per dozen, across foods from dairy to produce, with cattle and hogs live weights and grain bids. Numerous items detail prices by region and supplier, including flour, bacon, vegetables, fruit, and fuel, reflecting a broad mid century market snapshot.
Three Fingers Lawsuit After Railroad Collision
A humorous Houston Post item notes a colonel suing a railroad for damages after a collision that cost him three fingers. The joke recounts the injury arising from being hurled against a seat and breaking his bottle.
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Houston Post
Faithful Sipes Booms Iron Ore Find After Church Fires
A Ohio congregation built a church with Sipes funding who opposed insurance. After two lightning fires the third build was insured over his objections. He funded a shaft find of iron ore on site, selling the property for many times the church cost and declaring the Lord a superior business manager.
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Ohio
Sipes
Brother Sipes
On a Summer Evening in a Balcony Interlude
A humorous vignette recalls a man caught in a dubious romance scene on a balcony with a vague moonlit backdrop. A doctor’s orders and a jokey reply about taking a mad bath frame the lighthearted scene.
No Real Change From Bill Says Controller Metz
The New York Tribune reports Controller Metz criticizing a bill as ineffective. He cites a parable of a tired actor seeking passage on a canal boat to reach Quag that night, illustrating how the bill would not bring real change.
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Metz
Quag
New York Tribune
Well I Guess A Kentucky Maid Marries Wealthy Suitor
A light verse item notes a young Kentucky maid who married a man hailed for wealth, joking about luck and the surprising fortune of thirteen million. The piece carries a playful, town topics tone.
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Kentucky
Musical Notes and Quips From City Papers
An exchange in Life features a debutante admiring a prima donna and white satin. A Washington Star quip notes lions as king of beasts facing uniters in battle lines. The Houston Post jokes that marriage and late nights build a storyteller.
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Washington Star
The Six Hundred Heroic Charge Remembered
The Cornhill Magazine recounts the Seventeenth Lancers and Eleventh in the famed charge on the guns. A regimental butcher rode through the fight, six men slain by his hand, pipe in mouth. The assault lasted twenty minutes with 673 riders facing heavy fire. 195 remained mounted afterward. A celebrated moment of daring amid chaos.
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Cornhill
Seventeenth Lancers
England
The
Automobilist Condemns Scorching at Dinner
A prominent automobilist denounces scorching while stressing fair judgment. He recalls a railway luncheon anecdote about a bitter ham sandwich to illustrate avoiding hastily condemning the scorcher or the accused. The tale, cited from the Philadelphia Bulletin, emphasizes measured judgment.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Debunking Snake Myth Theories Prove No Medicinal Value
Article states snakes have no medicinal qualities and lists widespread myths. It refutes beliefs that snake gall, oil, skin, heart, blood, flesh cure bites rheumatism deafness baldness or consume blood disorders. Notes second bite does not counteract first and rattles charms fail.
The Modern Restlessness and Social Vices
A reflective meditation on restless modern life likened to ancient Athens. The piece notes vanity in pursuit of novelty, daily routines of eating drinking and sleeping, church attendance, fear of God, and social pressure embodied by Mrs. Grundy. London Ladies' Field.
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Mrs. Grundy
Cutting Down Competition
A reflective line compares frugality and status in housing and clothing. The speaker notes personal savings from relocation and jokes about keeping up with appearances in a wealthy neighborhood. The quote emphasizes self honesty as essential to achievement.
Washington clash and a reporter’s bold question
The tale recalls Colonel Bill Sterret observing General H. V. Boynton defend his office from an intruder who threatened to shoot him. Sterret asks, after witnessing the violence, if he may kick the next man in honor of the Confederate dead, a moment recounted in the Saturday Evening Post.
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E. M. Dunlop
Auckland
New Zealand
Bill Sterret
Washington
Capitol
Texas
H. V. Boynton
Cincinnati
General Boynton
Boynton
Sterret
Saturday Evening Post
Inside a Man of War Daily Routine for New Recruits
The article outlines a shipboard schedule from 5 am to 7 50 pm featuring scrubbing drills field day and Sunday inspections. It notes athletic facilities on larger ships a boxing and football culture and officer led teams with naval officers and seasoned lieutenants serving as peers.
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Marine Band
Bluejackets
Naval Academy
Commodore Porter
Sgt
Nicholas
Parasite Creeper of New Zealand Forest Caper
Pearson's Weekly reports a bizarre New Zealand creature the rata seedling sprouts from the head of a caterpillar that becomes the tree. Competing theories argue the caterpillar invents the germinating home for the seed or the rata seedling creates the insect.
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New Zealand
Pearson's Weekly
Notice of Application to County Court Wisconsin 1907
Notice is given that at a special term of the La Crosse County Court in Wisconsin the application of John Hanson Jr executor of the last will of John Hanson Sr for adjustment of his final account and for assignment of estate residue will be heard September 17 1907 at ten oclock a.m. by order of County Judge John Brindley. W F and A C Wolfe attorneys for the executor.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
la Crosse
Said
John Hanson
Washington
John Brindley
W. F
A. C. Wolfe
Railroad Tables Show Daily Schedule Changes
The notice lists daily service adjustments excluding Sundays and Saturdays, indicating revised timetables and operating patterns for the railroad tables.
Train schedule fragment at La Crosse station
Train timetable note shows daily service with Sunday exceptions and arrivals and departures at the station facility.
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