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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1907
Page
9
Chicago delivery figures show wheat July at 96 percent, Dec 93 percent, May 102 percent with gains across corn and oats. Pork May around 13.3, Jan 12.87, lard figures at 7.92, while Minnevolis delivery and close values appear tangled with multiple percentages and decimals.
Help wanted notices include male applicants for barber training at Maler Barber College Chicago Illinois and non union pressmen and feeders addressed to Typothetae Omaha Nebraska. Also ten skilled cabinet makers and stair builders with Segelke & Ohrhaus Mfg Co roles, plus several household help positions for young girls and general housework with addresses at North Seventh Vine Street South Eighth and 232 South Eighth Street, all seeking immediate inquiries.
Several sale notices appear including a wood sewing machine five horsepower asking quick cash at 828 South Third Street a Victor Talking Machine at 420 Jackson a drop head sewing machine at 911 Rose Street a square piano and black walnut bookcase at 515 South Fifth during 9 to 11 am and a Buffalo coat at 9851 Old phone small coach heater 1726 Winnebago Street a Sheet Metal Drafting Course in Scranton School paid in full transferable to another course and household furniture at 407 South Ninth Start with Sale care Tribune
A dense notice lists numerous rental offerings across city streets including furnished and unfurnished rooms, five to ten room houses, and modernized units. It names J G Jackel and various addresses such as 1100 South Sixth Street 315 North Tenth 520 Johnson 21 South Ninth 137 South Eleventh 122 South Seventh 514 State 139 South Ninth 723 Perry and others with boilerplate details on heat and modern conveniences. A stray humorous line about Alonzo and bric a brac appears at the end.
Insurance notice urging readers to consider taking out a tornado policy. Signed by C S. Van Auken of 28 Pearl Street.
A note lists FOUND ice cream at the Royal charging 25 cents a quart and in another item FOUND The Home Shop offering first class repairing ready for business at 817 Logan Street. The ad promises prompt delivery, reasonable prices, and White Oak Leather quality. Contact Wim Downs at 895-R. Dr E E B Burritt now at 133 South Fourth Street notes dental extraction uses air and an old phone number.
Liverpool opening reports show wheat firm with gains in America. hogs higher by 5 to 10 cents from yesterday, cattle steady, sheep weak. Regional receipts detail Omaha and Kansas City volumes. Chicago, Minneapolis futures mixed. Russia forecasts spring wheat yields across 72 governments. European markets mixed on demand and Russian data. Bradstreet notes shifts in wheat, corn, oats supply. Chicago close sees hogs up 10 to 15 cents and cattle strong as markets prepare for tomorrow.
Real estate ads list 8 room houses with utilities at 610 Mississippi for 12 dollars, a 56 acre farm for 350, a store at 535 Main Street for 45, 8 room modern house for 22, a 14 room brick house for 4500, another 14 room brick house for 6500, an 11 room brick house, a double brick store with flats at 10 500, factory building and store at 7 500, several small houses cheap, 40 acres near a creek for 2 500, and insurance offered by Co F Klein 208 McMillan Building.
Wanted notice advertising crystal optical spectacles at starting price of 1.25 with free consultation at 310 Pearl Street Suite 4. Also an offer to loan money and purchase diamonds and valuables by Stevens at 209 McMillan.
La Crosse and Viroqua relatives learned Blaine Larson former conductor on the Southern Minnesota was injured in a wreck at Aberdeen. He is in a St Louis hospital with injuries deemed not serious. H E Rogers Jr and Mrs A O Larson and Velma Larson left for Aberdeen.
WANTS-CONTINUED open more American and European offices and will sell some guaranteed treasury stock to raise capital. Several investor positions available if active interest is desired. See manager Albert E. Coy Dec 18 19 at The Stoddard evenings. Also ads seek conservative men with capital to open local offices and secure interest in business. Also gas wood sawing and notices.
Cut rates on household goods to Pacific Coast and other points. Superior service at reduced rates. The Boyd Transfer Co. Minneapolis Minn.
The co partnership between Drs Cohen and Lambert is dissolved. Dr Cohen will continue the business at 429 South Fifth Street and Mrs I N Cohen will attend lady patients under his guidance after recent studies in Electro Therapy and related services. The public is thanked for past patronage. Baggage and Express by A Krueger, new phone 525C. Corporations owning patents on new electrical specialty wants to ...
Markets report a considerable drop in chicken and duck prices this morning. Old chickens are 10 cents per pound while young chickens sell around a schilling per pound. Ducks fall by 2 cents to 13 cents per pound as supply remains ample.
A feature on Christmas art highlighting Bougereau Adoration of the Shepherds, Tighe’s Star of Bethlehem, and Sichel Mother of God. The piece notes how classic and modern depictions unite to tell the Nativity, with emphasis on Madonna imagery and seasonal inspiration from these works displayed alongside period commentary.
Aniwa Aniwa can go Brandon one better in the latter's boast of versatile men. This place is the residence of George A. Carley, who is hotelkeeper, liveryman, village president, barber, telephone operator, cobbler and insurance agent. When he has any spare time he splits wood.
A daily schedule lists services from OC B and JQ depot with Sunday only operation. The fragment notes arrival and departure timing for all teams at the LA CROSSE location.
James Donahue of New Britain Conn says Foley's Kidney Cure helped him after many doctors and remedies failed. After two bottles he improved and five cured him. he later passed a rigid life insurance examination. Foley's Kidney Cure allegedly treats back ache and kidney and bladder troubles. O T Erhart endorsement.
Thomas Brengaard, 55, was found dead in a stall at John Kalzer Lumber Co plant in Eau Claire after a horse broke loose. Officials say the excitement from the clattering horse likely triggered a heart failure, leading to his death while on night duty.
Mrs Leo pold Flug was shot while seated at the supper table in Chippewa Falls as a 22 caliber rifle discharged by her 1 year old brother outside a window. The bullet struck behind the right ear and lodged in the head. She is in serious condition.
Notice to customers states Foley Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. O. T. Erhart.
Railroad schedules note daily operations with variants for daily except Sunday and daily except Saturday, indicating service patterns and operating days for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul lines. The item catalogs timetable nuances for weekday, weekend, and holiday service without detailing specific departures or stations.
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