Barbers Wanted and Cabinet Makers Jobs and Sale of Talking Machine
Ed men to learn barber trade. Training completes in a few weeks. 60 chairs busy. Licensed instructors. Diplomas granted. Wages Saturdays. Positions waiting. Wonderful demand for graduates. Maler Barber College Chicago Ill. WANTED Boys and girls for La Crosse Can company. WANTED skilled cabinet makers and stair builders. Good wages, steady work year round. Apply at once Segelke Kohlhaus Art Co. WANTED To buy writing desk roll top preferred. State price. Address 44 Tribune Office. FOR SALE One large Victor Talking Machine outfit nearly new. 24 inch horn. 40 records. Must be sold in ten days. O. X. Tribune.
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Maler Barber College
Chicago
Ill
la Crosse Can Company
Segelke & Kohlhaus Artg. Co
Tribune
Daily Markets Chicago Grain and Live Stock Summary
Market report from Miner & Co shows Chicago open high low close figures for wheat corn oats and fats plus pork lard and hog futures for May and July. Receipts in Chicago include 11 wheat 154 corn and 128 oats cars with Liverpool demand noted and livestock at par with modest declines or steady with light to heavy categories.
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Miner & Co
McMillan Bldg
Chicag Oo
Minneapolis
Chicago
Liverpool
River May Be Frozen Over Soon Across Tributary
Rivermen predict Pettibone Island area will freeze completely within days if current weather continues. Black River already shows full ice to the Mississippi entrance, promising skating by week’s end, while youths test thin ice and retreat near the Y between north and south banks where conditions are safer.
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Pettibone Island
Black River
Mississippi
Mutual Life Withdrawal From Wisconsin Oust Report Confirmed
New York December 2 President Peabody of Mutual Life Insurance confirms a report that the company plans to withdraw from Wisconsin over a dispute deemed unjust. The move follows recent state actions affecting the insurer and could affect policyholders and tied operations in the region.
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New York
Peabody
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Wisconsin
Creamery Butter Advances Two Cents per Pound
Local market notes a two cent increase in creamery butter to 33 cents per pound with no other price changes. Stock market also remains stationary over the weekend, with no notable shifts or gains recorded.
Market Prices And Commodities In Brief Listing
The notice compiles prices for butter eggs flour grain and livestock from multiple providers, with figures for creamery dairy eggs on track and at retail, flour barrels, mill feed and hay. It lists vegetables fruits and oysters with per unit costs, plus cheese poultry fish and wood prices, reflecting a broad daily market snapshot from Dec 2 1907.
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Hawley Com. Co
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
Semcumsteom
Malaga
H. M. Sieger
Boone
Henry Andregg
Limburger
Cessksces Vlbc
Aimee Lloyd Faces Grand Jury For Forgery Case
Rochester prisoner's calm courtroom demeanor belies months in county jail as she prepares to face a grand jury next Monday on forgery charges. Her defense hints at a controlling force behind her actions, with a mysterious Mr Alberts missing.
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Rochester
Minn
Aimee Lloyd
Justice Court
Justice Office
Grand Jury
Lloyd
Fair Prisone
Mr. Alberts
Chicago
D.S. Stern
Minister to Defend Woman to Prosecute in Iowa Case
Rev H G Beeman pastor of the Baptist church and J H Campbell temperance advocate and editor will defend F W Miles in a justice trial as Mrs George Baughman prosecutes over a gambling dispute Miles confessed losing 240 dollars in Baughman’s rooms then swore warrants against Baughman and John Weller Beeman and Campbell previously defended Miles and will continue in this suit The case set for Wednesday before Justice A Switzer in Waterloo Iowa
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Waterloo
H. G. Beeman
The
Baptist Church
J. H. Campbell
New Commonwealth
F. W. Miles
George Baughman
Miles
Baughman
John Weller
Beeman
Campbell
A. Switzer
Two Drownings In Sauk Lake Ice Tragedy
Sauk Center Minnesota on December 2 reports two youths John Hooper 15 and James Draper drowned as ice broke during a skating party. A separate Royalton rescue tells of Carl Schoberg saving 12 year old Treva Kellogg from deep water by extending a plank and pulling her to safety with help from McDougall.
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Sauk Center
Minn
Cy Watrs
Sauk Lake
John Hooper
George H. Hooper
James Draper
Draper
Hooper
Roy
Royalton
Carl Schoberg
Treva Kelogg
Bneath
Schoberg
McDougall
Railroad Time Tables Daily and Sunday Service Notes
The notice lists timetable terms for trains with daily operations and exceptions by day of week. It indicates daily service available on some lines while other lines operate daily except Sunday or Saturday, guiding passengers on which days trains run.
Pell Gets Appeal in Murder Case
Marshalltown Iowa December 2 Judge C B Bradshaw granted Bert Pell’s attorney’s petition to appeal Pell’s second degree murder conviction to the state supreme court at county expense. Pell was sentenced by Judy Bradshaw to twenty five years and was taken to Fort Madison penitentiary after failing to post a five thousand dollar appeal bond.
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Marshalltown
C. B. Bradshaw
Bert Pell
Pell
Supreme Court of
State
Judy Bradshaw
Fort Madison
Northwest Briefs Highlight Whitaker Naval Return
North central Iowa reports detail Robert H. Whitaker returning to Marshalltown after years abroad, fresh from San Francisco where he left the U S Navy as a chief yeoman. The note ties him to Judge J R Whitaker of Boone and his prior ties to Webster City. A separate item notes Derrich Eilers near Mason City found dead by hanging in his barn at age 48, leaving a wife and four children, with no stated motive. Des Moines cites Frank Sater in a theater company embezzlement case involving about 2,000 dollars plus cash and a bank draft. Memorial University at Mason City raises a new flag with Iowa governing stars, the full 46-star banner.
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Marshalltown
Robert H. Whitaker
Webster City
J. R. Whitaker
Boone
San Francisco
United States Navy
Whitaker
Mason City
Ira
Derrich Eilers
Des Moines
Frank Sater
Des Jackson
Slater
Grinstead
lIa
Memorial University
Iowa
Campaign against child labor in Fox River mills begins
Three representatives of Outagamie county paper mills were arrested on warrants charging employment of children without state authority. The action led by Assistant State Factory Inspector J R Broom of Neenah targets mills in the Fox River valley. Arrested men are Gilbert F. Germanson of Little Chat Pulp, H H Server and George Canham of Combined Locks Paper.
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Appleton, Wis
Outagamie County
J R Broom
Neenah
Fox River Valley
Gilbert F. Germanson
Little Chat Pulp Company
HH. W. Server
George Canham
Combined Locks Paper Company
Hold-up Attempt Near Dayton Hollow Ends Without Injury
SLUCS reports an attempted holdup near Dayton Hollow six miles south of Fergus Falls. C E Ryden, returning with money for a gratin load, was halted by two men in the road. One leaped into the wagon, Ryden struck him and rode away as the other fired three shots in the darkness, all without hitting him.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
C. E. Ryden
Dayton Hollow
Rich can dodge bills with little notice
The remark points to a perception that wealth insulates individuals from consequences when bills go unpaid, suggesting social indifference toward financial delinquency by the affluent.
Hair Color and Longevity: Fair Haired Live Longer
Statistics show fair haired people, though generally weaker, tend to live longer than those with dark hair. The finding contrasts strength expectations with longevity, suggesting hair color may correlate with life span.
Sioux City plans lobbying drive for district clearing houses
Sioux City's clearing house association will invite bankers to urge Congress to reform the money system by establishing district clearing houses for currency issuance. Eight horses a cow and hay were burned in Louis Kronick's barn, loss about 2000. Des Moines bans public tin cups at schools unless patent cups prevent disease spread. Albert Gardner seeks 2000 damages from Western Union for delayed message in Marion. Iowa Falls mourns W F Beck longtime Illinois Central station agent for 30 years.
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Sioux City
Clearing House Association
Congress
Louis Kronick
Steuben Street
Des Moines
City Board of Health
Cedar Rapids
Tra
Albert Gardner
Western Union Telegraph Company
Marion
Iowa Falls
Ww. F. Beck
Illinois Central
State News In Brief From Stevens Point To Wausau
STEVENS POINT Kedrowski found dead on farm near Ellis post office in Sharon near the John Week Lumber millyard by the river. STURGEON BAY A large gray wolf shot in the canal by Ann Arbor No 4 wheelman while trying to swim across. STEVENS POINT Joseph Printz held up and relieved of about 400 dollars. TOMAHAWK Albert Staehle pleaded guilty to forgery and sentenced to two years for a check of 9.22 forged on Constance Stirres on Oct 10. TEMPLETON National Express circular says agent Williams absconded with company funds and money orders. WAUSAU Anton Schneck sues Wausau Sandpaper Co for injuries in quarry blasting accident. arm fractured and permanently crippled.
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Stevens Point
Paul Kedrowski
Ellis
Sharon
John Week Lumber Company
Sturgeon Bay
Ann Arbor No. 4
Joseph Printz
Tomahawk
Albert Staehle
Constance Stirres
Templeton
National Express Company
W. E. Williams
Wausau
Anton Seh
Wausau Sandpaper Company
Schneck
Mr. Schneck
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Fillmore County
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Alfred Qualy
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