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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
7
Help wanted notices from a Sun restaurant listing wood to saw by W H Emily and a request for men to eat Chile Con Carne every night at 10 cents per bowl, with contact at Tenneson grocery store new phone 563 old 4803, 111 North Third Street.
A $1,000,000 beet sugar plant in Garden City Kansas opens with 800 tons per day capacity and 90 tons of sugar daily. It employs 600 workers and sources beets from irrigation in the Arkansas River valley, boosting local beet production and regional economic activity with significant annual payroll and buyings.
A large group of newspaper editors and publishers from the South Dakota Press association assembled in Sioux Falls for their annual two day meeting. The program includes discussions on many topics relevant to newspaper work and industry.
Daniel D. Galbraith, one of the men indicted for leading the mob that hanged and burned three Black men on Springfield public square last April 14, appeared for trial. He was among those who failed to be convicted at the July term.
The description notes a thin angular ear as a marker of cruelty and quick temper, suggesting a physiognomic trait used to infer character in the subject.
For rent a strictly modern improved nine room brick house located at 533 North Eighth Street.
Tan shepherd pup missing near 126 West Avenue North. Return to the same address for reward.
A physician warns that many stomach and kidney problems stem from inadequate water intake. He promotes plain vegetable remedies and a water-rich routine, urging households to drink water regularly and use a simple herbal prescription after meals and at bedtime.
Readiness drives demand as buyers scour want ads for ready made homes stores and businesses. Prospective owners seek quick setups and turnkey operations in today’s market to skip construction delays and start operations immediately.
A quirky note traces large, sloping ears as a trait linked to many renowned philosophers and leaders, suggesting a shared physical quirk among notable figures across history.
Gavin and Hefti announce an open shop offering union-scale wages and their own pricing. They invite horse owners to patronize. The notice emphasizes self-set prices and a welcoming stance to customers.
The document shows assets including Loans and discounts overdrawn accounts, U S bonds securing circulation, other bonds, banking house, other real estate, and cash totaling 4 275 710 31. U S deposits in vaults and with bankers add 1 between 50 000 and 671 956 24. Liabilities include capital surplus undivided profits and circulation totaling 3 522 722 81. United States Depositary.
Missouri immigration leaders gathered in Jefferson City for the second annual Immigration Association of Missouri meeting. Governors Folk and Sargent, Kan sas officials, and other speakers will discuss securing legislative funds to activate the state immigration law and promoting Missouri’s natural resources to attract new settlers.
Joseph Thomas alias Wright, a black man, is to be executed in Alexandria County Virginia for a September 9 assault and robbery on Miss Mabel Risley now Mrs. Goding near Luna Park. The crime drew wide attention and Wright was captured a week later in Alexandria.
The brief chronology lists events tied to dates such as Washington’s death in 1799 and Alabama’s 1819 statehood, plus later items: 1860 Aberdeen’s death, 1871 Banks' replacement in New Orleans, 1874 Ross abductors slain, 1890 Adelina Patti’s ex-husband Marquis De Caux dies, and 1905 Ottoman sultan yielding on Macedonia, among others.
A lines about the need to begin promptly in running and answering want ads highlights the Tribune’s guidance. The quote stresses starting on time to succeed in timely postings and opportunities.
Committee of Road and Bridge on Wisconsin La Crosse County to meet December 24 at Onalaska City Hall to decide on a petition by over thirty freeholders to lay out a new highway from La Crosse north boundary to Onalaska south boundary in place of the current route through Campbell. Dated November 28 1906.
City Controller Metz opened bids totaling 9.8 million dollars for a new issue. Seven million funds municipal needs payable from 1956, one million for water, one million for street and park openings, half a million for street openings, and 300 thousand for the board of water supply.
Shingle mills in the Pacific Northwest will shut down tomorrow and remain closed until February 18. The move aims to curtail output in the coming year and is accelerated by a severe car shortage.
The Toronto board of trade hosts a banquet at the King Edward hotel tonight honoring Mackenzie Mann and other high officials tied to the Canadian Northern railway. The event celebrates the opening of the Toronto Barry Sound line and marks Canadian Northern as Toronto headquarters for the first transcontinental railroad.
The prince consort Albert London observances at Frogmore mausoleum were led by the king and queen with a brief sermon and music. Royal family members attended as wreaths and floral offerings were placed around the tombs of Queen Victoria and the prince consort.
A compact reflection notes that adversity teaches the value of seeking help and opportunities through want advertising. The remark suggests that difficulty prompts individuals to explore classified notices, job leads, and openings as practical supports.
The Pennsylvania prohibition state executive committee met in Williamsport on December 14 to determine representation at the upcoming state convention. The meeting followed a call by State Chairman McCalmont and focused on organizing for the next convention.
The annual meeting of the Southern Association of Baseball clubs in Birmingham is delayed one week to accommodate members. Directors convene next Friday and the regular annual meeting follows the next day to elect officers and conduct other business of importance.
Dave Deshler meets Tommy Quill in Thorton Rhode Island while Rudolph Anholz faces Clarence English in Milwaukee. Both events headline boxing card action tonight with local and regional interest in two cities.
In a bold domestic reversal a lighter wife unsettles a heavier husband, compelling him to show caution and nerve in their household dynamic. Authorities or external parties are not cited in the readable text.
H M Adams and wife Henrietta Pa claim their child suffered years of eczema deemed incurable until Electric Bitters was tried. After two bottles notable improvement appeared and seven bottles led to full cure. They call it up to date blood medicine and body builder with guarantee. Available at O T Erhart's drug store for 1.00 dollars.
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