Tribune Classified Advertisements Exchange Offer
Listing shows an exchange offer for unincumbered tobacco land and a half interest in a restaurant in a manufacturing city near La Crosse with daily receipts of 85 dollars and cheap rent, valued at 3000 dollars for half, seeking immediate swap. Also notes cottage purchase ad, contact phone, wanted safe for vault, and second hand pony cutter at 821 State Street, La Crosse.
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la Crosse
R. IL
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse Water Power Company
State Street
Louise Krenz Dies After Illness In Onalaska
Miss Louise Krenz of Onalaska Wisconsin died Wednesday morning at 3 o clock after a long spinal illness. Funeral plans were not announced. Mrs Otto Krenz of Milwaukee is at her parents home the Georges Frenchs summoned by the death. The Christmas programs and trees will be held as usual by local churches. Viva Surter and Gara Surter left for Minneapolis to spend holidays with relatives. Agricultural school pupils held a Christmas tree and exchanged gifts before a holiday break. Willie Russell visited relatives in St Charles Minnesota and Arthur and Walter Swenson of Minneapolis are visiting.
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Onalaska
Mis
Louise Krenz
Harold Dandy
Winona
Pickle Canning Company
Otto Krenz
Milwaukee
Geo. French
Viva
Gara Surter
Minneapolis
Agricultural School
Willie Russell
St. Charles
Jake Phillips
Schroeder, Kline and Co
Dubuque
Pat Carrol
Will
Lloyd Donaldson
Washington
Frank Boys
Glendive
Mont
H. M. Grey
Fennimore
Wis
Fred Bergman
Skimmerhorn
Bee Town
Wolf
H. F. Waytt
W. S. Cannon
Cannon
Wonewoc
L. F. Church
Sioux Falls
S. D
F. D. Hatch
Freemont
Neb
C. A. Jordan
Minnie Kramer
Dakota
Lena Becker
J. L. Hagensick
Schiver
Charley Washburn
Profit
Nebraska
Lulu Jones
Sibley
Wm. Bush
Ostredoc
Prairie du Chien
Baroness Vaughan Reclaims Villa in Paris
In Paris on December 24 the baroness Vaughan widow of the late King Leopold regained undisturbed possession of her Balincourt villa. A court order opened a sealed section after an inventory, allowing her to occupy the property again.
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Paris
Vaughan
Leopold
Balincourt
Austria Wool Production Reaches About 125 Million Dollars
Austria reports annual wool production around 125 million dollars. The figure highlights the textile sector's scale and economic impact within the country.
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Austria
McGregor Iowa busy with visits and holiday events
Mrs Gilbert Nelson attended a funeral in St Olaf for Mr Thorson then returned. Several residents moved or traveled for holidays. The Fourth graders performed Christmas exercises. The basketball team plans a game at Prairie du Chien.
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Gilbert Nelson
St. Olaf
Thorson
Henry Drallmire
John Kauffman
Thomas Williams
Elkader
Earl Henry Marries Vida Taylor in Waukegan
Earl Henry son of Mr and Mrs Milt Henry of Viroqua wed Vida Taylor of Waukegan. The Henrys attended the ceremony. Others noted: Dr Christianson handling business in West Prairie. John Richmond and Louis Erickson to Oklahoma for months. Allie Richards to Indianapolis to visit a sister. Earl Johnson of Sparta visited George Henry. George Clarke and wife to Milwaukee to visit relatives. Ralph Grover to Bloom City to stay with parents. Dr and Mrs R H Delap back home to Richland Center after visit with daughter Mrs Harry Bailey. Defective furnace at Alban Lindemann home threatened fire. Frank Storer of Ross in town. Wood in market. Mrs Salome Miller visiting Milwaukee. Henry Davis and wife back from county farm to Readstown. Allen Graves returned from the Dakotas with a surveying crew.
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Earl Henry
Milt Henry
Waukegan
Vida Taylor
Dr. Christianson
la Crosse
West Prairie
John Richmond
Louis Erickson
Oklahoma
Allie Richards
Indianapolis
Earl Johnson
Sparta
George
Viroqua
Salome Miller
Milwaukee
Henry Davis
Readstown
Allen Graves
Dakotas
Brother declares poet Watson crazy and plans Cuba trip
Robinson Watson repeats his claim that his brother William Watson the poet is mad. He says he will sail to Cuba to look after him and accuses Watson's bride of denying the truth amid denials he expects to grow stronger.
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Montreal
Que
Wm. Watson
Robinson Watson
Cuba
New York
Pastor Praises Women Ahead of Fundraiser at Church
In a pre fundraiser address, the pastor lauded women entering a campaign to raise substantial funds for the church. The remarks followed by calls for community support and generosity in the upcoming appeal.
Life Is Full of Trials and Few May Escape Conviction
A reflective line about the difficulty of avoiding judgment in life, suggesting that many face inevitable scrutiny or condemnation despite efforts to avoid it. The statement frames conviction as a common human experience.
Inactive markets hold firm in daily quotes across commodities
The Daily Markets reports all quotations steady with no notable shifts. Prices listed include fruits such as lemons at $5.60 per crate and oranges at $3.50, vegetables like cabbage $1.50 per crate, and staples including flour and feed prices from the Listman Milling Co. Oysters, grapes, and butter prices are noted, with livestock ranges for hogs, steers, lambs, and sheep from Langdon & Boyd Packing Co.
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J. C. Burns
Valencia
Hallowell
Elbertas
Concord
Malaga
Virginias
Listman Milling Co
Market Opens With Broad Gains as Railroads Lead
New York December 24 Foreign markets show improved early demand with railroads and industrials posting moderate gains. By noon liquidation fades and a firmer tone returns as Southern Pacific and Reading lead. 2 PM shows Rock Island and four percent bonds advancing with Amalgamated Copper Union Pacific and Steel adding about a point. Market closes strong.
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New York
Reading Second Preferred
Southern Pacific
Reading
Rock Island
Amalgamated Copper
Union Pacific and Steel
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Steady to Higher
Kansas City livestock market reports receipts of 1000 cattle steady with varied steer and cow prices. Hogs receipts 5000 up 5 cents with bulk sales 7.95 to 8.30 and heavy hogs 8.30 to 8.40. pigs 6 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 500 steady with muttons 4.25 to 5.75 and lambs 6.25 to 8. western fed weights also listed.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago cattle receipts reach 3 000 with steady steady prices for beeves and calves. Hog receipts total 14 000 with ranges from 7 to 8 50 for various hog classes. Sheep receipts at 4 000 show steady prices for ewes and lambs across native and western categories.
Chicago Market Prices Trade Dairy Eggs and Poultry
Chicago prices list butter creamery extras 35 firsts 30 to 1 dairy extras 30 firsts 27 eggs prime firsts 33 firsts 32 cheese twins 16 to 16 1 2 daisies 16 1 2 young Americans 16 to 16 11 4 potatoes 40 to 50 market steady live poultry turkeys 17 fowls 13 1 2 to 14 spring chickens 12 1 2 to 13 ducks 14 to 15 geese 10 barley Chicago 53 to 71 Minneapolis barley 54 to 63 flax Minneapolis 2 3 4 arrive 2 1 4 Duluth flax 1 97 1 2
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Ice Cream & Butter Co
Thomas & Phalon
Langdon & Boyd Packing Co
Ceres
Cine Socnevesecete & Berry Beef
City Scales
Hawley Com. Co
Creamery
A. B. Moll
Eer Ceesee
Chicago
Mineapolis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Livestock Prices Report From Chicago Markets
Cattle numbers 7 000 with weak prices across categories Texas cattle at 4 to 4 80 westerns 4 to 6 25 stockers and feeders 3 to 5 25 cows and heifers 2 to 5 50 calves 7 25 to 9 50. Hogs 20 000 fair with 5 cent rise light 7 80 to 8 20 mixed 7 95 to 8 35 heavy 8 to 8 40. Sheep 10 000 steady natives 3 50 to 5 60 western 3 75 to 5 60 lambs native 5 75 to 8 25 western 5 75 to 8 20.
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Chicago
Texas
Western
Cattle and Hogs Prices Seen in Chicago Market
Livestock receipts in Chicago totaled 6,500 cattle with prices from 3.80 to 8.25 for beeves and calves 7.25 to 9.75. Texas and western cattle ranged 4.00 to 6.30 and heavy hogs sold 7.90 to 8.35 with steady demand and 25,000 hogs reported.
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Amid Holiday Trading
Chicago cash grain quotes show wheat for No 2 red at 1.25 1 2 to 1.26 1 2, No 3 red 1.18 to 1.25, No 2 hard 1.16 to 1.17 1 2, No 3 hard 1.10 to 1.17, No 1 northern 1.18 to 1.19, No 2 northern 1.16 to 1.18, No 3 spring 1.10 to 1.17. Corn No 3 white 61 1 2, No 8 yellow 61 1 2, No 4 yellow 59. Oats No 2 white 46, No 3 white 44 1 2 to 45, No 4 white 43 1 2 to 44.
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Chicago
Wheat market in Chicago steady after Liverpool cable
Wheat traders in Chicago considered the flat Liverpool cable softening the local market but bought early strength as prices rose above yesterday's top figures. Local corn receipts were about 283 cars as grading continued.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Mission Dinner To Draw Tramps In La Crosse City
Chief of Police John B. Webber warns La Crosse will attract hoboes for a Christmas dinner provided to the poor by the City Mission. Eighteen tramps slept at the North side station then sought meals, with Duluth's similar event cited as a cautionary example where 125 vagrants were processed, though a labor plan reduced them to seven in three days.
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la Crosse
City Mission
John B. Webber
North Side
Webber
Duluth
Corn Market Shows Scarcity Complaints And Price Jump
Traders report continued complaints of corn car shortages in Illinois with cars believed in operation but moved elsewhere. May contracts favored buyers against selling activity from the same house seen recently. Commission houses showed demand, top prices attracted closure orders, and offerings were light. Provisions opened higher but overall trade remained small in volume.
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Illinois
Chicago
Prairie du Chien holds O E S installation and holiday notes
Vesta Chapter No. 14 O E S installed officers for the year led by Worthy Matron Mrs J B Earll and Warden Miss Mabel Poehler. The entertainment committee included Mesdames Hurley Wright and Kidd. Various local residents are noted visiting relatives, returning for holidays, or traveling for Christmas, with several students mentioned at colleges.
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Vesta
J. 8
Earll
R. W. Fallis
Asso
J. H. Peacock
Leone Kieser
W. B. Tartt
J. E. Harris
Neltie Otto
Mabel Poehler
James Paris
E. S. Kidd
Marshall
Ed. Foss
A. G. Kieser
Sentinel
Max Caroline
Points of the Star
Adah
Electa
A. C. Wallin
Mesdames Hurley
Wright
Kidd
George Ertel
Seneca
Sophia Eddy
Ed. Case
Jennie Wallin
Montello
Wis
Lyman Howe
Metropolitan
Sidney Hall
Quincy
Ill
J. S. Earls
Rockton
Vernon County
Mary Wallin
Madison Business College
Brandon
Man
Stackland
Minnesota Street
Harriet Pinkerton
Margaret Paris
The
State University
Hannah Graves
Boscobel
W. R. Graves
Laura Hall
Northwestern University
Evanston
John L. Savage, Jr
Williams College
Williamtown
Mass
Washington, D. C
le Grand Duke
Miss Gusta Kruger at Al Clemo Store in Garnavil
Miss Gusta Kruger of Garnavil is again at work in the Al Clemo store, continuing her duties in the local shop.
Pearl Armstrong Pleads Not Guilty in Murder Charge
In New Albany Indiana Pearl Armstrong pleads not guilty to a first degree murder charge for allegedly poisoning her husband George. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for December 30.
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New Albany
Ind
Pearl Armstrong
Husban George
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Hick &Batavian Bank
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Co. S. van Auken
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Boyd Transfer Co
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Amor É& Hile Detective Agency
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Pearl
Fessier & Wahi
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la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
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D. Drummond
Inquire
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North Road
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Hardy Bros
W. S&s. Burroughs
South Seventh
E. Simon
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la Crosse School
Market
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Arenz Shoe
Chas
Barker
Mcgregor, Iowa
Charles Nichols
Katherine Riley
Moody Ridge
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Charles Shults
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Huntoon Book & Stationery CO
Hoeschler
Hoeschler Bros
Sruce
Q. A. Merrick
Savage
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Elliott - Loeffler Company
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Lloyd C. Griscom
Italy
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