For Sale Household Goods and Items in Local Ads
Multiple listings offer a snap 5 horsepower wood sawing machine cheap if taken immediately at 828 South Third street. Household goods for sale at 621 Cass street. Talking machine cheap inquire 420 Jackson street. Immediate sale household furniture at 407 South Ninth street. One A No 1 Buffalo coat cheap phone 9851 Old.
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South Third Street
Cass Street
Jackson Street
South Ninth Street
New Livery and Services Open in West Salem
New livery and feed stable Garvis & Co announces first class rigs at reasonable rates in West Salem. Milk cream and buttermilk delivered by Joseph Beutler at 721 South Yourth Street with new phone 468A old 9674. Found keys offered reward. Lost collie dog and fur do not forget to return items to Tribune for reward. Dr E Er Burritt now at 133 South Fourth Street.
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West Salem
Haywood, Garvis & Co
Joseph Beutler
South Yourth Street
Fourth
Main
la Crescent
Tribune
Er. E. Burritt
J. R. Foster
South Fourth Street
Wanted copies of The Tribune August 10 1907
The Tribune seeks copies of its August 10 1907 edition. They offer five cents each and payment on delivery at the Tribune Office.
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The
Tribune
Foundry Manager on Visit in City
Mr. G. Schumacher general manager and treasurer of Union Foundry Co. Anniston Ala with his wife visits the city during holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Henry A Salzer. The foundry uses over 50 million pounds of pig iron yearly and, after recent disturbances, has orders ahead for six months. The soil pipe iron situation looks favorable.
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G. Schumacher
Union Foundry Co
Anniston
Ala
Henry A. Salzer
Schumacher
Union Foundry Company
Runaway Runs Over Another Rig on South Third Street
A runaway wagon driven by Joseph Fiebig’s team on South Third street struck Gus Kanard’s storefront and overturned a delivery wagon injuring two horses. the team’s second runaway this month, though the driver was absent and no person was hurt.
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South Third Street
Joseph Fiebig
Michel Brewing Company
Ninth
Tyler Streets
Gus Kanard
Westfield Farmer Killed in Railroad Yard Incident
Hans Gilbertson a 50 year old farmer from near Westfield was fatally injured in the Southeastern railroad yards on Christmas night and died the following day. He is survived by a wife and three children.
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Viroqua
Hans Gilbertson
Westfield
Southeastern Railroad
Gilbertson
The Wall Between
Two lovers Graham and Marion Fenton confront a barrier of pride and misunderstanding as a wall between them emerges from a past financial secret. Years later Graham reveals he has climbed the wall by revealing the truth about a family loan, and Marion accepts his commitment. In Philadelphia a historical national symbol gift ties to Betsey Ross and City Council.
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Graham
Miss Fenton
Goodby
Marion
Tce
Elizabeth
Roe
Freddie Dempster
Betsey Rosg
Veh Etpeet
Philadelphia
Betss Ross
Pope
Childeen
Memorial Association
Bargain Tale Turns on Phonograph Mockery
A narrator recalls a London Mail tale where a phonograph salesman asks a musician to record a flute solo. The machine faithfully captures the performance, provoking disbelief. In the end the musician chooses to sell his flute rather than buy the phonograph.
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London Mail
English Pedestrian Risk Claims by New York Police
Police note English pedestrians act recklessly crossing streets, expecting vehicles to stop. An officer cites Britons’ belief pedestrians have equal street rights, causing them to cross confidently and surprise drivers when cars do not yield. The piece contrasts attitudes with pedestrians from other nations who dodge for their lives.
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New York
Christmas Village Notices and County News Briefs
Local residents visit relatives and attend church programs during the holidays. Schoolmates return from Oshkosh and Detroit while others travel from La Crosse and Milwaukee. A Santa Claus performance and a fairy role entertained the Baptist audience as voting contests proceed. One drowning accident occurs when a worker falls from a dam, echoing a death from the prior year.
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E. H. Bryan
Iroquois
S&s. D
Luesuay
Visi
Siiases Isavelle Evans
Effie Bergh
Oshkosh
Wis
Donnie Merio
Caledonia
Minn
The
Baptist Church
Clifford Geesler
Santa Claus
Gertrude
Mollie Merle
Detroit
Mich
Carmenon
Darling
Georgia Stintzi
la Crosse
Pastor declines godless coins at Christmas church
In Pittsburgh, Rev. D. W. A. Jones refused a $100 purse of new coins bearing no motto. He cited In God We Trust and refused to take money lacking the inscription, prompting trustees to exchange the coins for properly minted currency.
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Pittsburg
D. W. A. Jones
Knoxville Presbyterian Church
Jones
Worker Drowns at Marinette Mine Mill
Marinette Wis Dec 27. Frank Lax an employee of the Menominee mine mill is reported to have drowned. The incident occurred near Marinette and details remain sparse as officials investigate the accidental death. Local authorities are reviewing safety protocols and the worker’s family has been notified.
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Marinette, Wis
Frank Lax
Marinette & Me
Milwaukee Christian Endeavor Delegation Heads to Racine Convention
About fifty leading members of Welsh Presbyterian church Christian Endeavor societies from Milwaukee will attend the annual convention of Welsh Christian Endeavor societies of Wisconsin and Illinois in Racine. The event opens today and closes Saturday with several prominent clergymen expected, including Rev. John Hemmond of Pennsylvania.
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Milwaukee
Christian Endeavor Societies of
Welsh Presbyterian Churches
Racine
Welsh Christian Endeavor Societies
Wisconsin
Illinois
John Hemmond
Pennsylvania
First Printing by Steam in Europe
The London Chronicle notes the Times of Nov 29 1814 as the first newspaper printed by steam. A contemporary writer praised machine aided production, claiming 1100 sheets printed per hour and lauding inventor Koenig for his innovation in Britain and beyond.
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London Chronicle
Times
Koenig
Germany
England
Woodmen camp adopts uniform grave marker
Stevens Point Wisconsin December 27 special reports the local Modern Woodmen camp has patented an aluminum 8 by 8 inch shield shaped grave marker. The marker aims for uniform use across Woodmen branches.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Woodmen
No Dispute on the Sidewalk Provokes Samaritan Aid
A man and his wife argue on a Saturday evening when a Samaritan intervenes. The man dismisses the concern while the Samaritan offers help to settle what he calls a dispute. The scene centers on domestic finances and marital tension in a street confrontation reported by Everybody's Magazine.
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Everybody’s Magazine
Railroad Time Tables Daily Excluding Sundays and Saturdays
Railway schedules list daily services with exceptions for Sundays and Saturdays, indicating regular timetables but noting service gaps on weekends. The notice outlines that trains run daily except Sunday and Saturday with implied standard departures and routes.
La Crosse Daily Rail Service Schedule Note
Daily service operates except Sunday with trains arriving and departing from GO B and Q depot only on Sundays.
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GO B &Q
Chicago Burlington and Quincy in Effect December 1997
A historic note records the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line remaining in effect in December 1997. The entry marks continued railway status and regional transport context during the period.
KEWAUNEE SHORT LINE Overview and Routes
The Green Bay and Western Railroad named J A Jordan as general manager and listed key routes from Green Bay to Winona La Crosse Stevens Point Grand Rapids St Paul Minneapolis and to points in the West and Northwest with C Modisets quoted.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Winona
Minneapolis
Omaha
Minnesota
TiHipm
la Grosse
la Arcadis
Blair
Independence
Whitehall
Merrillan
Grand Ids
Stevens Point
New London
Green Bay
Kewaunee _a
A.m Nin
Green Bay & Western Railroad
la Crosse
Stevens Polas
Grand Rapids
Pickle Look Dictates Swede Smiles in Stockholm Tale
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden reflected on American happiness and climate with a tale from Stockholm. A Frenchman asks why Swedes look sour and the Swede retorts that public interest in directions and matches would disturb his mood.
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Prince Wilhelm
Sweden
New York
Prince
Stockholm
New York Tribune
Widow Remains Skeptical Without Frequent Promises
A witty remark notes that a widow may doubt a suitor’s affection unless he expresses love at least every five minutes, highlighting humor about persistent courtship and devotion expectations.
Old Maid of Fifty Tries to Be Cute
A brief, tongue in cheek line notes a fifty year old woman attempting to appear charming, highlighting social expectations of aging and flirtation in a lighthearted, possibly humorous caption.
Barking His Shins in The Tramp Sketch
A brief theatre sketch excerpt features a tramp bitten and warned by a woman not to fear his barking. The exchange highlights comic tension as onlookers react to the animal’s outburst.
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Maler Barber College
South Eighth Street
North Sixth
South Seventh
Johnson
J. G. Jackel
South Sixth Street
Tribune Building
4Th St
E. H. Derr
C. S. van Auken
Pearl
Stevens
McMillan
Schick & Roth
Batavian Bank
Crystal Optical Co
Pearl Street
Suit
Singer Store
No. 3Rd St
Royal Candy Store
J. E Alexander
South Fifth Street
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Leger
la Crosse Mortgage & An Co
Main Street
Vi Howe
Nominee Paper Company
Lax
Add
Ignatz Koczignitski
Christian Endeavor
Europe
Sally
O Daly
la Cross
le Crosse
Ee Stoddard Burg
Coon Valley
Westby
Burlington & Quincy
North
Madia
Duluthesod Bie
Attra Perior Trempeleau
Galesville
Owatonna
West
Green Bay & Western
Kewaunee
J. A. Jordan
Gen
Mgr
C. Modisets
Pin ‘priePus Agi
Green Bay, Wis
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