Help Wanted in 1900s Paper Ad Pack
Male wanted to learn barber trade with training and diploma offered by Moler Barber College Chicago Illinois. U S Army seeks able bodied unmarried men 18 to 35 with English skills. apply Hotel Grand La Crosse Wisconsin. Timers wanted Badger Steel Roofing Corry Co 7th and Law St. Business manager needed near La Crosse. Farm hands with living housing available. First class presser and bushelman at Pitzner's Dye Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moler Barber College
Chicago
Ill
fFor
U. S. Army
United States
Hotel Grand
la Crosse
Wis
Badger Steel Roofing & Corry. Co
7Th and
Law
Tel
New
Presser
Bushelman
Pitzner
Wanted Help Wanted and Sale Notices in Local Classifieds
A dense classified page lists many Help Wanted ads seeking female workers, cooks, chambermaids, and general house help, plus jobs in packing and assembly. It also includes numerous For Sale items such as furniture, pianos, p sporting gear, household goods, vehicles, farm properties, and rental spaces, with contact details and locations across Bangor and nearby towns.
For Sale Various Houses and Rooms In City
Multiple property and room listings announce for sale and rent. Properties include nine room houses with barn and large lots, two cottages, and a set of engineering books. Rentals offer furnished rooms, modern facilities, and options with or without board, across several streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine St
City
Denton
Laree
Madison St
7Th St
Wanted notices seeking work and missing cash
Miscellaneous want ads seeking washing inquiries at 1711 Adams and board with lodging through J H Rapelje at Yand's Business School City. A $10 missing money item between 4th State and Bar ron’s store is noted Mangner 1224 King St seeks replies. A young man seeks a collector position addressed to M care Tri
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J. H. Rapelje
Yand’s Business School
City
Barron’s
Mangner
King St. Es
Care Tribune
Notice to Creditors in Martha E. Roddle Estate
Wisconsin probate notice from La Crosse County Court for the estate of Martha E. Roddle requests creditors file claims within six months from August 8, 1908. The court will examine and adjust all claims on March 2, 1909 at 10:00 AM in the La Crosse Court House. Court Clerk: John Brindley, County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Martha E. Roddle
Onald ¥Ka
Wm. S. Burroughs
la Crosse
John Brindley
Silver Dollars Scarce As Treasury Ruling Shifts Money
bankers of La Crosse say treasury department ruling that state banks must charge packets on silver dollars will erase the threefold money system. paper money may spread from the middle West to the East and West, reducing coin use. decade shows shift from cash to portable paper currency with the roll becoming common in the last year.
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Treasury Department
Washington
United States
la Crosse
Middle West
East
Women's shirt waist suits on sale tomorrow
Women's neat pretty shirt waist suits on sale tomorrow during "Dollar Day" at Doerflinger's with price cut to $1.00. The ad promotes limited stock and bargain pricing aimed at shoppers seeking inexpensive apparel.
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Doerflinger’s
Peter Nelson Completes St Patrick Church Improvements
Contractor Peter Nelson finished improvements on St Patrick's church in Rice Lake at a cost of 3000 dollars and last evening began work on St Joseph's church for Rice Lake with an estimated cost of 30000 dollars. Blobbs and Stobbs offer a witty aside about domestic privilege.
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Peter Nelson
St. Patrick’s Church
Rice Lake
Wis
St Joseph's Church
Best Fruits for Canning Here Now
A Tribune interview with a local fruit dealer highlights large peach crops and improving grapes and apples while noting a poorer berry year. It reports incoming fruit from Utah Colorado Washington and Idaho and discusses prices influenced by eastern demand. Also covered are pears grapes cantaloupes bananas and sweet potatoes plus guidance for housewives to can fruit now.
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The
Tribune
Utah
Colorado
Washington
Idaho
California
Michigan
Kelsey
Japan
Oregon
Thompson
Jersey
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Arizona
Central America
Harmony Slogan Echoed at Iowa Peace Conference
An Iowa peace conference led to plans for an extra session of the general assembly to amend the primary law and allow a senatorial vote in November. Gov. Cummins called the session and Sen. Dolliver proposed voting the entire Republican ticket to support the nominee. Harmony was urged by all participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Thirty-Second General Assembly
United States
Allison
Cummins
Dolliver
Taft Prepares Hot Springs Trip and Island Tour
Taft party arrangements near completion for a Friday evening departure from Hot Springs. The special car will carry reporters. schedule includes Gauley, Gallipolis, Athens, and Toledo with a Middle Bass Island fishing focus and a G A R reunion in Toledo on Sept 2. A. I. Vorys to join at Athens then rejoin later. Departure to Cincinnati likely Sept 7.
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Hot Spring
Hot Springs
Gauley
Itle
Gallipolis
Ohio
Athens
Taft
Toledo
Middle Bass Island
A. I. Vorys
Cincinnati
Bryan Is Cheered In Old Salem Home
Bryan receives a warm, personal reception in Salem Illinois with townspeople and neighbors cheering him at the station and a noon lunch with Democratic leaders. Theodore Bell also spoke, and Bryan planned a speech in Topeka tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Old Salem
Salem
Ill
Theodore Bell
Topeka
Building Collapse Kills Eight in Chelsea Mass
Eight men died and eleven were severely injured when a building collapsed in Chelsea Massachusetts. Investigators report construction orders to halt work were ignored despite new building inspector Frank Weymouth's stoppage orders. Contractors Morris and Siegel are jailed on manslaughter counts as rescue efforts continue and three more injured patients face potential death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Mass
Frank E. Weymouth
Morris and Siegel
Naval and Marine Hospital
Cohen
Diamond
Medichock
President Roosevelt Visits Jordanville for Library Dedication
President Roosevelt arrives with Mrs. Roosevelt and children Ethel and Kermit in Jordanville New York. The gathering includes Douglass Robinson Sheriff Clock and Robinsons son Theodore as they dedicate a library at Old Cruger House in memory of Mrs Robinson. The president departs at 10 PM after breakfast on the Pullman.
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Jordanville
N. Y
Roosevelt
Robinson
GOP Headquarters to Renew Campaign Activit ies in Chicago
Republican national headquarters in Chicago will resume active operations on Saturday with Hitchcock returning to lead a new speaking campaign. After a period of desertion, aides will join to launch the machinery and deploy speakers to doubtful states following his east tour.
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Hicago
Republican National
Hitchcock
Clerk Hurt After Fall From Hardware Store Ladder
John Bartl, a Tausche Hardware clerk, fell from a sliding ladder in the store yesterday. A broken casting in the ladder caused the accident and left him quite badly hurt.
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John Bartl
Tausche Hardware Company
Fire at Overbrook Carpet Plant Injures District Engineer
A blaze at the Overbrook Carpet company plant in Philadelphia caused $350,000 in damage. Two score firefighters narrowly escaped death when a wall collapsed, injuring District Engineer Nellinger.
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Philadelphia
Nellinger
Overbrook Carpet Company
Berry and Peach Prices Noted at Local Markets
Blackberries drop to 10 cents per box and apples to 20 cents per peck with no other price changes. Six box crates of peaches wholesale at one dollar.
Wholesale Fruit and Produce Price List
A scanned wholesale price list from J. C. Burns and associates shows fresh fruits and vegetables with per crate and per box rates, including apples, lemons, oranges, peaches, coconuts, cabbage, bananas, watermelons, celery, plums, prunes, and Bartlett pears. Also listed are flour and feed, cheese, wheat and other grains, meats, dairy, eggs, hay, wood, and livestock items with quoted per unit prices. The document reflects mixed commodity pricing likely from a mid 20th century catalog.
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New, Bu
Crabs
California
Lemonsa
Susquehanna
Celery
Michigan
Wickson
Kelsey
Japan
Giant
Listman Milling Co
H. M. Sieger
J. C. Burns
Valencia
Local Market Prices for Flour Vegetables and Fruits
The listing shows current wholesale prices from Listman Milling Co and A. B. Moll for flour sacks at 1.60 and 1.55 dollars per 1-4 bbl, assorted vegetables including summer squash carrots beets cabbage and cucumbers with unit prices, eggs butter and dairy prices per pound and per bunch, and fruits such as peaches watermelons grapes and berries with listed per unit costs. The market includes produce like lettuce peppers corn and mushrooms with varying per unit or per dozen rates.
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Listman Milling Co
A. B. Moll
Eceseee
Cattle Hogs Sheep Steady at Chicago Markets
Chicago August 2 cattle 16 500 steady beeves 5 60 to 7 70 stockers 2 50 to 4 60 hogs 22 000 steady light 5 80 to 6 65 heavy 6 50 to 6 80 pigs 4 to 5 60 sheep 25 000 steady natives 2 25 to 4 20 lambs 3 50 to 6 00
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Chicago
Market Struggles as Traders Face Uncertain Street
New York August 26 The street is puzzled by a market that has traders mystified and absorbed in gossip across stock exchange offices. The opening hour shows extreme dullness with transactions only half of yesterday's level.
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New York
Stock Exchange House
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City market totals show cattle at 10 000 head steady with steers 4.35 to 7.35, stockers 2.80 to 4.75. Hogs 8 000 head weak five cents lower, bulk 6.20 to 6.55, heavy 6.50 to 6.65. Sheep 6 000 head steady with muttons 3.75 to 4.25 and lambs 4 to 5.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Andregg
Limburger
A. Grams & Son
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
City
Old Oak
Kansas City
Poultry Markets Steady in New York Trading
New York August 26 poultry unchanged butter at 23 1 4 cents eggs 29 to 30 cents cheese 12 1 2 to 13 cents per pound or dozen cited in market report.
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New York
Local farm trade reports hogs hay and rye deliveries
The list records multiple farmers and traders delivering hogs hay and rye in various towns. Names include Richard Horsfeld Langdon and Boyd Fred Martin A Proksch H Becker John Paul Theodore Lempke John Gerdes William Plante William Asselin Mike Sweeny Mike Schneedecker O Solberg John Jennings Walter McArthur Gustave Krueger Charles Asselin M Hanson J Richmond and others with markets in Midway La Crosse Mormon Coulee French Island Chipmunk Coulee Smiths Coulee South Ridge and Dakota Ridge.
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Richard Horsfeld
Midway
Langdon & Boyd
Fred Martin
la Crosse Ridge
A. Proksch
Mormon Coulee
H. Becker
St. Joseph’s Ridge
John Paul
la Crescent
Theodore Lempke
South Iidge
John Gerdes
Dakota Ridge
William Plante
Smith’s Coulee
William Asselin
French Island
Mike Sweeny
Brownsville
Mike Schneedecker
South Ridge
O. Solberg
Shelby
John Jennings
Chipmunk Coulee
Walter McArthur
John Bendel
Gustave Krueger
Charles Asselin
M. Hanson
J. Richmond
Baby left at pulpit by woman claims father is preacher
A young woman rushed the Union Mission stage in St. Louis and left an infant at John M. Hutcherson's feet saying it was his. Hutcherson admitted paternity, named Cora Thompson as mother, and said he had lived with her. The child was taken to St. Ann's asylum. Hutcherson, a five year mission worker, said he was tempted and fell.
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ST. Louis
John M. Hutcherson
Union Mission
Franklin Avenue
Hutcherson
St. Ann’s Asylum
Cora Thompson
Miss Thompson
Union
Joe
New Creamery Under Way at West Salem
Contractor James Stormont has commenced work on the creamery at West Salem and experts expect completion in about three months. The building will cost approximately $10,590.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stormont
West Salem
Mrs. Johanna Hubbard Laid to Rest
Funeral services for Mrs. Johanna F. Hubbard of 206 South Seventh Street were held at St Marys Catholic Church at 9 00 this morning with Rev Dean White officiating. Burial followed in Catholic cemetery.
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Johanna F. Hubbard
South Seventh Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Dean White
Ladies Entertainment at Tabernacle Baptist Church
The Tabernacle Baptist Church on the north side will host a Thursday afternoon program at 2 30 for ladies, hosted by Mrs Spencer of 1546 Avon Street.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
North Side
Spencer
Avon Street
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the Tribune
M. Henry
Kenosha
Goetzinger's
Campbell Ave
la Crosse Clothing Co
Stamping and Top! Co
No. 8Th
Cass Street
American House
Reliable Steam Laundry
Germania Hotel
P. O
Green Bay
Anassie
Sawyer & Austin
A. J. Roberge
Bangor
P. H. Sheldon
Otto Granke
Mill St
Ferry St
Cass St
A. E
State St
McGregor Light & Lumber Co
McGregor
Iowa
Orient
Sheffield
Franklin Co
J. M. Barker
Hampton
Coon Valley
N. Neprud
Grand Union Tea Co
R. L. Kenyon Company
Main Street
Vine Street
Inquire Standard of Co
Encyclopedia of Law
B. F. Care of
New Normal School
Tribune Ce
E. H. Derr
Herman Holtz
Francis Sill
State Street
A. E. Erling
Vine St
H. W. Barker
Burcher
Viavi
Anna E. Clark
M. D
C. A. van Auken
Pearl St
Birnbaum’s Cash Store
Gillette St
Pacific Coast
Boyd “Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Mina
Schick & Roth
Hatavian Bank
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Adams
Rice Lake, Wis
Blobbs
Harmony
G.O.P
Chicago Livestock
Market Personals
Mrs. Hubbard
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