Classifieds roundup shows sales jobs pets and property offers
A dense page lists job openings for salesmen and waitstaff along with minting ads for hotels farms and rooms. Lost items include a fox hound a pocketbook and a gold bracelet. Real estate listings mention a modern 30 room hotel and a 982 acre Shelby county farm for sale in western Wisconsin.
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Minnesota
Ben. Erdman
Augusta
Wis
For Sale Classified Items From 1920s Tribune Page
Various short notices advertise for sale and rental items including a shoe repair shop, crocheted bedspread, second growth oak, baking oven, spring cutter, Columbia double disc records, fur muff and scarves, goldfish, and a six room house for rent at 720 Cameron Avenue with modern heat. Contact numbers and dates shown.
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North Eighth Street
T. H. Brindley
W. A. Roosevelt Co
West Avenue
South Eleventh Street
North Eighth
South Sixth
South Eighth
Cass
L. B. Ledman
South Third
N. 10Th St
State St
Oakland Street
North Fourteenth
Pine
Main
Jensen's Shoe Shop
Main St
C. F. Klein
Pearl
Mississippi
Adolph Hermann
Columbia
Weis Book Store
Cameron Avenue
Notice of Administration in Marie Rossberg Estate
Wisconsin La Crosse County probate announces a special term on January 1917 for Johanna Jaekel to seek an administrator for Marie Johanna Rossberg of Farming ton Town. A May 1917 regular term will hear and adjust all claims. proofs must be presented by April 13, 1917 to avoid bar. Dated December 13 1916. Judge John Brindley signs, Wolfe Wolfe and Reid attorney for petitioner.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Jacob Ruplin
la Crosse
Mary Ruplin
City of
John Brindley
Marie Johanna Rossberg
Farmington
Wolfe, Wolfe and Reid
Money Rates Board in New York Market
Money on call stood at 4 percent while time money ranged from 5 to 5 1/2 percent. Prime mercantile loans opened at 4 percent. Bar silver in London quoted at 26 15 16 pence per ounce and in New York around 76 1/8 cents. Demand sterling hovered near 4.7576 dollars.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
London
Stock market reacts to Wilson and Lansing messages
New York reports two panic breaks on the stock exchange as President Wilson’s note to European belligerents and Secretary Lansing’s statement trigger sharp selling. Following rapid declines, brokers’ margin calls eased with a surge of buying, lifting wheat and corn futures and steadying pork, with Dec and May contracts closing higher.
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New York
Wilson
Lansing
Stock Exchange
Daily Markets price report excerpt with varied goods
Market listings show wholesale oysters and New York counts at 1.85 and 2.00 per gallon, cabbage by cwt, creamery butter 40 cents per pound, fresh and storage eggs, flour and feed prices, oranges and apples by box or barrel, and livestock bids. Grain, hay, and finished meat products appear with multiple price points from several providers and locations.
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N. Y
Hawley
Com. Co
Creamery Buetter
Farmers’ Co-Operative Market Co
Listman Mill Co
Elmco
Hy. Anderegg
Sunkist
Wis.Minn
Emma Tate
Ben Davis
Jonathans
Baldwins
Almeria
Wagner
Rome
Bowtem
Three Million Shares Trade On New York Stock Exchange
Three million shares changed hands at 2 58 Thursday afternoon on the New York stock exchange the third such total in history. Only two prior days, April 30 and May 9 1901, saw the same volume during the era of steel and major trust formations.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
United States Steel Corporation
Markets reel as war fears spark wide selling wave
At the outbreak of war precautionary selling floods exchanges from the west and south. U S Steel traded around 101 3 8 after a 670 0600 share total, while other majors like Industrial Alcohol and Reading fell. Cotton futures slid nearly 4 dollars from morning highs, with prices down 35 to 44 points by two. Trading ran furious late, with tickets lagging quotes and brokers unable to confirm current prices.
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A. S. Steel
Reading
Crucible
Union Pacific
Baldwin Locomotive
Maxwell Motors
U. S. Steel
Cotton Exchange
Kansas City Livestock Market Strong Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Kansas City market reports December 21 show cattle receipts about 2000 with prices from 6 to 11.50 for steers and 5.25 to 8.50 for cows and heifers. Hog receipts near 6000 with prices from 9.60 to 10.35, up to 10.30 for bulk. Sheep receipts around 6900 with lambs 12 to 13.10 and ewes 8 to 9. Stockers and feeders appear across cattle and sheep segments with varied ranges.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock Prices End Week With Mixed Hogs Cattle Strong
Chicago and Union Stock Yards report mixed hogs with prices slipping to 19.30 top for heavies in Chicago, and strong cattle with tops at 11.60 for beeves. Sheep rise to 9.90 lambs to 13.15, while at Union Stock Yards receipts total 43 000 hogs and 8 500 cattle with market strength overall and varied ranges for different classes. Sheep receipts sum to 14 000 with steady to higher bids for natives and westerns.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Summary
Chicago market notes show butter creamery extras 38 to 38 cents, firsts 34 to 36, seconds 32 to 33. Eggs ordinaries 35 to 36, firsts 40 to 41. Live poultry prices Fowls 14 to 17, ducks 17 to 21, geese 16 to 17, spring turkeys 24. Potatoes receipts 11 cars Wis and Minn $1.55 to $1.60, fancy westerns $1.75 to $1.80.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices Reported By Market Numbers
Chicago cash grain prices listed for corn and oats show varying bids across grades. Corn No 2 yellow 92 to 92 2 3 4 5 6 yellow and white and mixed grades range from 88 1/2 to 93 1/2 cents per bushel with oats No 3 white 49 1/2 to 50 1/2 cents and No 4 white 49 1/2 to 49 3/4 cent.
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Chicago
Wheat Declines Then Recovers After Wilson Note
Wheat fell sharply at the opening on the Wilson peace note but quickly recovered. By noon December grain stood at 1.48 percent above the opening, still 4 1/2 cents below the day’s peak.
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Chicago Grain Review
Chicago
Booze Control Backed Over Birth Control Says Judge Gemmill
Chicago report quotes Judge W N Gemmill former domestic relations judge stating that alcohol is the main cause of family breakups. He claims at least 75 percent of desertions result from the open saloon and urges liquor regulation as a solution.
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Chicago
W. N. Gemmill
Court of Domestic Relations
Gemmill
Narrow Escape In Barn Fall Near Green Bay
William Eagan had a narrow escape from serious injury after falling from a barn rafter onto a cement floor. He was unconscious for twenty four hours but is believed to recover.
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Green Bay
Wis
William Eagan
Notice to taxpayers City Treasurer La Crosse 1916 tax roll
The City Treasurer of La Crosse Wisconsin announces the 1916 tax roll is in hand for collection. Taxes must be paid in the City Hall before February 28, 1917. Taxpayers should bring accurate lot and land descriptions to avoid mistakes. Office hours are 8:30 am to noon and 1:30 pm to 5 pm.
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la Crosse Wis
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
W J Philips D D S Practice Details
Dr W J Philips D D S lists dental practice at 425 Main Street with new phone 177 M and hours on Tuesdays and Fridays in West Salem.
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Buick
Studebaker
Elsen & Philips
South Second Street
Dietz Garage
P. C. Curran
State Bank
Main Street
M. West Salem
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