Trade and Help Wanted Notices from La Crosse Tribune
A mixed run of classified notices seeks men to learn barber trade, U S Army recruits, canvassing agents, and an ambitious buyer for photography training. Also jobs in night work, and Navy recruitment details. numerous sale and rental ads. multiple farm, real estate, and business equipment listings. and an opportunity to lease factory space or a salon location with contact details.
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King St
7Th & la Crosse Sts
A. M. Goldish
Wanted Girls and Labor Help in Local Ads
A dense catalog of small classified notices lists several WANTED posts for domestic helpers and laborers at addresses on State Street, North Sixth, King Street, and Art Department in Reitzel’s. dates range December 17 to December 25, 1919.
Lost pets notices with rewards
Lost yellow and white Angora cat last seen near 1341 Kane. Reward offered. Lost shepherd dog with black and tan collar answers to the name She. Return to Joe Poellinuger R F D 2 La Crosse Wisconsin. Reward.
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Kane
She
Joe Poellinuger
la Crosse
Wis
For Rent and Sale Notices in La Crosse Wis Ad
Real estate listings show a 9 room modern house at 130 N 7th St and another at 7th and Market with office contact. For sale: 17 acre farm near Park Store with 9 room house and two wells priced at 1700. 7 room brick dwelling with shop on Main St for 3000. 160 acre farm in Houston Co tradable for city property at 2400. dwelling with lot 84x151 on Main St priced 4500. Also various city residences and insurance and notarial services by Co. F. Klein, 208 McMillan Bldg, La Crosse Wis.
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7Th St
Park Store
Houston Co
High School Declamatory Contest Awards
The Lincoln Douglass debate club crowned William Stevenson first place in a close judges decision after a tense deliberation. Ndell Philips society took second with Teutur and Kelley placing third. Judges F H Fowler R H Butler and John Brindley presided as contestants recited works including Jean Valjean and the Bishop and Ben Hur's Chariot Race.
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Lincoln Douglass
Wendell Phillips
William Stevenson Ndell
Withrow
Norman Kelley
Earl Brandenburg
Ben Hur
William Stephenson
Auto Robbers Strike Third Nebraska Bank In One Night
Three men robbed the State Bank of Ceresco in Saunders county near Lincoln, taking about $3,000 after dynamiting the safe. The trio, part of the so called automobile bandits, escaped by buggy and horses, then likely took a train near Ashland. Posses in Lancaster and Saunders counties pursued. total loot from three banks nears $10,000. One Ceresco gang member may have been wounded yesterday at Gibbon, lowering numbers to three.
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Jules Boyle
Ashland
Ceresco
Lancaster
Saunders
Nebraska
Gibbon
Hains Case Moves Slow as Trial Plans Slip
Flushing Long Island December report details delays in Thornton Hains murder case. Prosecutors indicate they will not finish presenting their evidence before Christmas as defense preparations and witness interrogations continue. Witness Funke testifies Hains fired at Roberts on the float and discussions with Downs occurred after the shooting.
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Flushing
L. I
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Kristmas
Darrin
Aked
Peter C. Hains
McIntyre
Downs
Attorney McIntyre
Hains
Funke
Gen. Hains
John Hains
United States Army
Witness Roberts
Captain Hains
L. N. McBride
Manhattan
Bayside Club
McBride
Annis
John Tanning
Baseball Benefits Assured as La Crosse Plans Benefit Ball
The La Crosse baseball club organizes a $900 net profit benefit ball for Jan 15 in Linker’s hall. President Rooney expects about 1,000 tickets, aiding a strong finish for the coming season. Archie Cole of Warens, signed for next year, is a fast outfielder and stickman, after a prior tryout with Green Bay. Chicago grain notes close with mixed wheat and corn prices. A local anecdote reports on a courtroom exchange and a priestly rehab line, reflecting broad-town life.
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la Crosse
Linker’s Hall
Presdent Rooney
Rooney
Moll
Archie B. Cole
Warens
Cole
Green Bay
Business College
Comparative Markets Prices for Livestock at Union Stock Yards
Livestock figures show yesterday’s prices with tomorrow’s receipts. Cattle receipts around 2500, market steady with prime beef at 5.50 to 7.75 and cows 2.75 to 4.75. Hogs receipts 27000, market steady with light hogs 4.80 to 5.55 and heavies 5.50 to 5.80. Sheep receipts 5000, market weak with native lambs 4.00 to 7.00 and western lambs 4.25 to 7.00.
Livestock Receipts and Prices From Market Report
Livestock cash prices show cattle receipts around 2,500 with tomorrow’s balance estimated. Prime beef steers range 5.25 to 7.70, cows 2.60 to 4.80, stockers 2.50 to 4.65. Hogs receipts about 30,000 with market down about five cents. prices 5.00 to 5.90. Sheep receipts near 14,000 with steady to five cent higher trend. native lambs 4.50 to 7.40, western lambs 4.75 to 7.60.
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Union Stock Yards
Jones and Shute Make a Statement
A contentious exchange yields a confusing report of Mr Shute and Mr Jones speeches. The spirit substance and phrasing diverge from the original, making correction impractical without reconstruction. Figures A Lincoln Shute and Daniel C Jones signatories.
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Jones
Shute
A. Lincoln Shute
Daniel C. Jones
Jealousy Tragedy After Ring Gift Sparks 17-Year-Old's Murder
In Boston on December 19, authorities learned that 17-year-old Maud Hartley accepted a ring from a boy admirer. The gesture provoked James Harmon Jr. to shoot and kill her in a frenzy of jealousy yesterday.
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Boston
Mass
Maud Hartley
James Harmon, Jr
Taxi Cab Strike Declared After Night Session
On December 19 the Liberty Dawn association ended an all night meeting by declaring a general strike of all taxi cab chauffeurs and cab drivers in New York City.
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New York
Liberty Dawn Association
Night Ride Survivor Recounts Escape and Water Quest
An old man describes wandering barefoot through mud and tall grass with masks and visions, seeking water to avoid death. He recalls a night ride assailant resembling Garret Johnson, now under arrest for murder, and identifies a path to safety after finding a house for water.
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Col. Taylor
Night Riders
Garret Johnson
Pity for fat people moult like birds
A brief remark notes that overweight individuals do not shed fat as birds shed feathers, expressing a wry comparison without broad context. The line uses a provocative analogy to comment on body fat, inviting reflection on weight and change.
Market Wrap Automates Mixed Opening in Stocks and Livestock
New York stocks opened irregular with some gains and declines in rail shares, later turning steady as the market advanced in late morning trading. Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets reported steady to strong cattle and hog prices with varied receipts, cattle at steady levels and hogs rising to firm prices, while sheep remained largely steady.
Chicago Produce Prices Move Across Fresh Goods
Chicago December 19 eyes 32 C prime firsts 29 firsts 28 ordinary firsts 25. Butter extras in creamery firsts 25c seconds 22c. Cheese Twins 14 to 14 percent Young Americans 14c. Live poultry turkeys 14c chickens 9c spring chickens 11c ducks 9 to 9 percent cheese per dozen 5 to 7 dollars.
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Chicago
Americas
Chicago Woman Seized in Pittsburg Diamond Case
Mrs L Mc Dowell held on suspicion in a $10,000 diamond theft in Pittsburg. Police plan to take her to Pittsburg today. She attempted suicide yesterday by choking with a bed sheet but the attempt failed.
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Chicago
Inactivity Dominates Local Market Today
Prices remain unchanged from yesterday with no changes in quotations noted. Market activity is quiet this morning as inactivity leads the session, listing no deviations in leading quotes or notable shifts.
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Tribune
Nates
Sip
Moler College
U. S. Army
Unitef States
Hotel Grand
Fabric Imp. Co
Farnam
Bronson Hotel
Ellis
Cameron House
Mer
Navy Ting
Navy
Navy Recruiting
Post Office
Minneapolis
Minn
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Gall
Ermann St
Dr. Schleiter
McMillan Bidg
Price Law
S. W. Anderson
Bat. Bank Bldg
Bangor
P. H. Sheldon
Orient, Typewriters
Weis Book Store
Main St
Vine St
S. 7Th St
Eagle Hotel
Electric Theatre
4Th St
State St
Arian
Rideen Hawley
Henry Gund
Art Dept
Reitzel’s
Geranton School
Old Sewyer & Austin
A. Ji. Roberge
Mill St
North la Crosse
John Ambrose
Encyclopedia of Law
B. F. Care of
S&s. J. de Ranitz & Co
H. Niebuhr
Pearl St
S. J. de Ranitz & Co
Granke
P. S
Edison
Caledonia St
Corner
Adams St
Dresbach
Johnson & Bam
Armstrong
Barron Bldg
Viavi
Cecilia Maloney
le Crosse
W. Barker
Runckel
Weis’ Book Store
Rose St
Godetiodk
Inder
Charles St
J. E. Alexander
Pacific Coast
The
Yé Transfer Co
Miateaspoke
Misa
van Auken
Pearl Street
Losey Boulevard
Frank G. Roth
C. T
Batavian Bank
Westby’s
Will Stevenson
Posses
Archie Cole
Warrens
Uly
Lincoln McConnell
Georgia
Darkey
J. C. Burns
N. Y
Washington
Florida
California
Michigan
Hallowell
Boz
Re Lasers Milling Co
Ely
Ice Cream & Butter Co
O.c
Thomas & Phalen
Lancdon-Boyd Paeckin
Arfe
Soccreseee
Malaga
H. M. Sieger
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock Union
Ill
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