For Rent Listings in City Housing Row
Multiple rental notices list furnished and unfurnished front suites and houses. Properties include a five room house at 520 Johnson, a five room corner Rose and Carr, a modern 10 room house at 321 South Ninth, and a six room house with modern conveniences at 139 South Ninth. Also noted are front rooms at 130 No. 7th St and two front rooms at 620 South Seventh plus a six room house with city heat at 139 South Ninth and inquiries to J. G. Jackel and others.
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South Seventh
Johnson
J. G. Jackel
South Sixth Street
E. A. Derr
Rose and Carr
South Ninth
Cameron Ave
South Ninth Street
South Seventh Street
Insurance line listing first class companies by Van Auken
An insurance notice lists fire life accident and other lines and states only first class companies are represented by C. B. Van Auken at 328 Pearl Street.
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van Auken
Pearl
New Livery Service Opens in West Salem Area
Garvis and Co. offer livery feed and stable services with first class rigs at reasonable rates in West Salem. Call for details and rates.
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West Salem
Haywood, Garvis & Co
Milk cream and buttermilk delivery notice
Delivery notice lists Joseph Beutler at 721 South Yourth Street with new phone 468A and old 9674 for milk cream and buttermilk deliveries.
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Joseph Beutler
South Yourth Street
Money to Loan Diamonds and Valuables Bought
A notice shows a lending service at Stevens, 209 McMillan, offering loans with diamonds and valuables as collateral.
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Stevens
McMillan
Lost hound found and reward returned at Vine Street
A black and white hound that was reported missing has been located and the owner at 512 Vine Street received the reward. The dog was found in the neighborhood and brought back to its owner.
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Vine Street
Lost and Found notices and an ideal Xmas gift
Found ice cream at the Royal for 25 cents per quart. Found small key. Owner may claim by calling Tribune office and paying for this ad. Found one new slipper. Owner may claim by calling Tribune office and paying for this ad. Found an Ideal Xmas Present Y M C A membership good for one year for boys or young men. Path phones or mail.
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the Royal
Small _ key
Tribune Office
Crystal Optical Co. Eyewear Priced From $1.25
Advertisement for Crystal Optical Co offering spectacles and eye glasses from 1.25 dollars. Free consultation advertised. Location 310 Pearl Street Suite 4.
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Crystal Optical Co
Pearl Street
Suite 4
Wanted copies of The Tribune Aug 10 1907 for 5c each
Classified note seeks Tribune issues from August 10, 1907 with payment offered. Additional items list J E Alexander offering gasolene wood sawing at 915 South Fifth Street and old phone 3095, plus cut rate shipping with Boyd Transfer Co and La Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co offering loans.
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The
Tribune
J. E. Alexander
South Fifth Street
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
Funeral in Baraboo Tops Circuses Crowd for Ringling Kin
August G Ringling died in New Orleans and his Baraboo funeral drew a large crowd of circus men from across the United States. All brothers attended except John Ringling in Paris. Services were led by Father Durwood of St Josephs Church assisted by Father Garrity of Reedsburg.
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Baraboo
Wis
August G. Ringling
New Orleans
United States
John Ringling
Paris
Father Durwood
St. Joseph’s Catholc Church
Father Garrity
Reedsburg
Ministers Demand Sunday Salon Closures In Neillsville
Neillsville Wisconsin ministers convened with the mayor aldermen and police to enforce Sunday closing laws for salons. They warned officials they must perform their duties or face punishment. Some aldermen plan to notify other business owners that Sunday is a day of rest.
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Neillsville
Wis
Christmas Markets Quiet as Farmers Flock to City Trade
Daily market notes show Christmas Day closures with buyers circulating coin during the holidays. The week prior saw hundreds of farmers in town purchasing goods, amid a prosperous period across dairy, eggs, flour, meat, and produce with listed prices from multiple suppliers.
Black secret society halls dynamited in Georgia
Advices from Kestler, Georgia report a wave of dynamite attacks on Black secret society halls. Five halls have been demolished in a month, with two blown up Friday night, amid a claimed reign of terror as Black residents suspect white violence tied to labor strife.
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Albany
Kestler
Dynamite blast tears through Ottawa Illinois neighborhood
An explosion in Ottawa Illinois today wrecked a dozen houses and injured several people. The dynamite, kept for sewer excavation, exploded accidentally causing more than 50,000 dollars in property damage. No deaths reported.
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Ottawa
Ill
McGregor Boys Drop Monona by Wide Margin
Monona outpaced McGregor early and led 38 to 6 at halftime. McGregor improved after the break but could only add one field basket. Scorers for McGregor included Stafford Russell and Renshaw, while Monona’s Stafford and Russell led with multiple baskets. Referee Goddard. Umpire Renshaw.
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McGregor High School
Monona
McGregor
Biekel
Busk
Gray
Brennan
Dahn
McGregor Boys
Mononan
Stafford
Russell
Renshaw
Goddard
Halfes
Iola
Georgia Quigley
West Union
Robert Quigley
Anna Dahm
Watson
Ralph Mulholland
la Crosse
Ray Deurr
Edward Spaulding
Thomas Dahm
Evanston
Will Dornbach
Regina Brennan
Ames
Hortense Meier
Mildred Williamson
Jeanette Kurfrock
Alice Barker
Cedar Falls
Will Buck
Ann Arbor
Mich
Clarence Manke
U. S
Hiram Washburn
Mason City
H. P. Washburn
Karl Bickel
Decorah
J. D. Bickel
Charles Anderson
J. K. Gray
G. A. Anderson
M. E
Rev. Williams
Lord
Dicken
Scrooge
Warren Bush
La _ Vant Gutheil
Frank Dornbach
Miss Grace Kennedy
Marley
Harry Gray
Blanche Cheesemen Ladies
Quartette
Abbos
Mesdames Turner
Schall
Hogue
Marie Walter
C. W. Cowles
Weston
Chicago, Il
Jess Phillips
Duluth, Minn
Wisconsin Pioneer Dead in Minnesota Visit
John Neuman a 65 year old Osceola pioneer died suddenly in Stillwater Minnesota while visiting his daughter Mrs Albert Steinacker He was a long time resident of Osceola Wisconsin and died of an apparent heart attack during the holiday visit.
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Oceola
Wis
John Neuman
Osceola
Stillwater
Minn
Albert Steinacker
Local Romances and Travel Highlight Cochrane Notices
Miss Alsa Mann visits La Crosse relatives while Minnesota City couple Henry and Mrs. Muehleisen attend Geo Muehleisen Sr.’s funeral. Christmas travelers include Palma Rohrer Lilian Florin Della Hofer Tillie Fischer and others. Conrad Keilholtz of this place weds Lillian Thames of Gilmanton in Alma then return to Cochrane for a quiet reception.
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Alsa Mann
Cochrane
la Crosse
Henry Muehleisen
Minnesota City
Minn
Geo. Muehleisen
Palma Rohrer
Lillian Florin
Della Hofer
Stevens Point
Tillie Fischer
Charles Fischer
Arthur
In loving memory of Pernella Pierce
Verse tribute from Mrs. Hattie Hoag recounts Pernella Pierce as a newborn soul welcomed in heaven New Year themes speak of eternal peace and heavenly celebration with imagery of pastures waters and the shepherd’s fold. The memorial notes Pernella’s passing and honors her memory through poetic eulogy.
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Pernella Pierce
Hattie Hoag
Dresbach Exhibition Puts Local Talent in Spotlight
Dresbach sport fans enjoyed a Centennial hall event with Donaldson defeating Ole Rush of St. Paul in two falls for 15 and 10 minutes. Miller and Nelson of Winona split a 40 minute bout with one fall each. The highlight was a boxing match between Prof. Leland of Winona and Kid Losey of Chicago ending in a draw after six rounds.
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Dresbach
Centennialhal
Donaldson
Ole Rush
St. Paul
Miller
Nelson
Winona
Prof. Leland
Kid Losey
Chicago
Kekst Sues for 25000 in False Imprisonment in Kenosha
Louis Kekst sues for 25000 alleging false imprisonment after union-related arrest. Plaintiffs include Kekst and union members say the attack on deputy William Drosman led to arrest. defendants are Kenosha Brass manufacturers and local officials. Unions are said to back the suit to counter-sue.
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Kenosha, Wis
Kenosha
Charles M. Hail
L. Yule
R. H. Welles
Turfman’s Bride Burned in Apartment Fire
Mrs. R Park von Wadelstaedt wife of a famous turfman was rescued by her husband from a fire in the Zenda apartments in St. Louis The blaze left her with facial and hand burns and the couple had married a month earlier in Chicago She was formerly Miss Margaret Lester
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ST. Louis, Mo
R. Park von Wadelstaedt
Zenda Apartments
Chicago
Nixon Urges Troops Stay At Goldfield Mines
Senator Nixon of Nevada presses President Roosevelt to reverse orders removing federal troops from Goldfield mines. Mine owners and Nevadan officials warn insurrection risk, but Roosevelt signals no change and troops likely head to California by the 30th. Mohawk mine resumes with fifty men underground as mills run.
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Washington, D. C
Nixon
Nevada
Goldfield
Roosevelt
California
Western Federation of Miners
Blacksmith Proposes Property Basis for Currency
In Racine on December 25, J C Larsen head blacksmith at J I Case Threshing Machine Co. advocates using property values as the currency base. He suggests issuing currency secured by real estate and making it legal tender, arguing currency is a receipt for property.
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Racine, Wis
J. C. Larsen
Big J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company
Larson
Two Are Slain in Pistol Duel in South Carolina
In Kershaw South Carolina at midnight Saturday two men died and a third was seriously wounded after a pistol duel. S W Welsh and Berry Mobley were involved with T L Clyburn killed when he intervened. Nine shots were fired as the melee ended.
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Welsh
Mobley
Train Robbery Kept Secret Revealed by Mutilated Pouch Marks
Evidence of a secret train robbery surfaced as banks and businesses received opened envelopes stamped Mutilated by pouch robbers. Sent from Omaha the letters contained checks and money appears to be the robbers' haul.
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N Lead
S. D
Omaha
Christmas Tree Planned for Deaf Students in Delavan
Special from Delavan Wisconsin reports Supt E W Walker of the Wisconsin school for the deaf organized a large Christmas celebration for the students. The event includes a huge Christmas tree candies and gifts for each pupil and an entertainment featuring participants from the school.
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Delavan
Wis
Supt
E. W. Walker
Wisconsin School For the Deaf
Downing the Trail to the Top
A brief aphorism notes how successful people face envy and attempts to undermine their rise. It suggests that competition for status creates a wide gap at the peak.
Railroad Time Tables Daily Except Sundays
The notice lists a railroad time table service described as daily except Sunday and another as daily except Saturday. It presents a scheduling clarification likely for transportation or telegraph service with emphasis on operating days.
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Daly
Trains Arrive and Depart From GO BQ Depot on Sundays
In La Crosse and daily except Sunday service, trains run to and from the GO BQ depot with Sunday operations limited to arrivals and departures.
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GO B &Q
la Crosse la Arcadia
Biatr
Incependences
Merrillan
Grandsnavens Posse
Kewaunee Aes
Harlan Addresses Kentucky group in New York banquet
Justice John M. Harlan of the Supreme Court urged Kentuckians in New York to uphold constitutional government and state rights. At the Hotel Plaza banquet the jurist argued that a national government handles national affairs while state governments manage state matters, warning against departing from this principle.
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New York
John M. Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Harlan
Kentucky
Justice Harlan
100 Men Escape As Mine Fire Destroys Schoenberger Works
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania on December 25 a mine fire at the Schoenberger coal mine at Baird station forced about 100 workers to flee for their lives. The blaze started from electric sparks and spread rapidly. fire bosses and Mine Inspector Henry Louwitt are on scene. Water pumps cannot stop the fire, and bricklayers are being used to seal both ends of the burning section.
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Pittsburg
Schoenberger
Baird Station
Hazel
Kirk
Brazwell
Henry Louw Titt
Lightning Fatal to Sedora Bryant in Georgia Home
Sedora Bryant aged 10 died when a lightning bolt struck her home at Reid's Station Georgia on December 25 injuring fifteen others as the bolt wrecked the dwelling and caused a fatal collapse.
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Reid
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Maler Barber College
Segelke & Kohlhaus Mfg. Co
South Eighth Street
North Sixth
South Third Street
Jackson Street
National Cash Register
Room 11
City
Geo. K. Griffith
8Th St
Portland
Schick & Roth—Batavian Bank
E. E. Burritt
J. R. Foster
South Fourth Street
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Ringling
Hawley Com. Co
A. Grams & Sons
W. W. Cargill Co
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
Blue Point
Raees
Malaga
Fish
H. M. Steger
Henry Andregg
WAN Sc
Si Sa
Ottawa, Ill
Superior
Mcgregor, Iowa
Wisconsin
Cochrane, Wis
Campbell
Heaven
Dresbach, Minn
Turfman
IELD
Nev
Mohawk
Consolidated
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Milwaukee
Iam
East End
St. Paul Ana
Dan
Rock Island
West
Minnesota
Stoddard Chaseburg, Coon Valley, Weatby
Viroqua
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Soath
North
Chicago & Northwestern
Bédanm
Duluth
Green Bay & Western RR
Kewaunee
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