Help Wanted Ads From Tribune Listings
Multiple employment notices across Chicago and La Crosse. Barber college seeks male trainees. manager sought for southern Wisconsin territory. Army recruiting urges citizens 21 to 35. porter at Chop Suey House. several domestic and clerical positions listed with ages and wages or conditions. various women sought for housework, bookkeeping, childcare, flat sharing, dining room work, and a confectionary stand with cash requirement.
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la Crosse
Winona
Tribune
U.S. Army
United States
Hotel Grand
la Cress2
Wis
Chop Suey House
Q.” Tribune
L. M
Cameroeron House
For Sale Items and Domestic Goods Listings
A series of classified sales notes including a 5 hp wood sawing machine, pianos, beds, kitchen furniture, a residence for sale at 414 South 9th St with a large barn, a Portland cutter and delivery sleigh, negatives from Kleist studio, an invalid chair, a black horse, a Reo Touring Car, and a Buffalo coat. Multiple contacts listed by location and phone numbers.
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South Third Street
North Twelfth Street
South 9Th St
City Water and Gas
Cameron Ave
Phillip Schmidt
Portland
Kleist
5Th
State Sts
Penny Gallery
Barron
Reo
Mill Street
Local Classifieds and Ads From La Crosse Area
Miscellaneous listings include GASOLINE WOOD SAWING services by Frank Bendel and J E Alexander, SHOE REPAIRING available, and a call to buy a permanent job via 60 farms offered by Gilbertson Land Co. Also exchanges, purchases, and a foot warmth product from Buckles Mfg Co. with contact details and locations in Wisconsin.
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Frank Bendel
Park Ave
J. E Alexander
South Fifth Street
Nels
Wekseth
No. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Jackson
Monroe
Gilbertson Land Co
Melrose
A. B
Tribune
Buckles Mfg. Co
Albia
Owa
For Sale Two Nice Lots Near New School Site
Two 50 by 150 foot lots offered for sale at a cheap cash price. Located with easy access to the new Normal School Site. Contact address 72 Tribune Office.
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Tribune Ofce
For Rent Notices: Multiple Listings in La Crosse Area
Various rental ads shown including dairy farm near Golf Links at Mrs J P Miller La Crosse Wis daily delivery available Four rooms for rent inquire at S08 No Sth Furnished city heat room at 124 So jth Five room flat at 869 Johnson old phone 4733 Seventeen room hotel at corner George and Gohres St Frank G Roth 4th Pearl St
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Miler
Golf Links
J. P. Miller
la Crosse
Wis
Johnson
George and
Gohres St
Frank G. Roth
4Th & Pearl St
Furniture Repairing and Second Hand Goods Ad
G E Kelberger offers furniture repair services and household goods restoration at reasonable prices. Also buys and sells second hand items. Located at 427 Jay St with phone 4751. Read The Tribune Sporting News.
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G. E. Kelberger
Jay St
Tribune Sporting News
Local Classified Fragments From McMillan Blog Ad
Found ice cream 25 cents a quart at the Royal and a handful of items lost or found including keys and a photo. Diamonds and valuables money to loan by Stevens 209 McMillan. Real estate for rent and sale including a seven thousand five hundred dollar residence and 16 acres ten miles from La Crosse with rail access. Boyd Transfer Co advertises cut rates and Schick Roth Batavian Bank Building services.
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the Royal
Tribune
de Luxe
Lyre
Lost items and rewards advertised in city notices
Milk cream and buttermilk delivered. Joseph Beutler 721 South Fourth Street. Lost January 28 between 6 and 7 p m black wool crochet shawl on State Street from Front to Pine. Return to 611 Pine. Reward. Lost Carmen bracelet between Eighth and Tenth on Farnam initials E B. Return to 902 Farnam and receive reward. Lost Guild brooch pinned on black tie. Return to Tribune and receive reward. Lost grayish blue Maltese cat. Reward is returned to 721 Division. Imitates like parrots but may not be as green as they look.
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State Street
Front Street
North Tenth
Pine Streets
Carmen
Farnam
E. B
Tribune
Russian Scholar Leon Album Visits La Crosse
Russian scholar and author Leon Album, a four year United States resident and citizen, visits La Crosse guest of A. Hirscheimer at Hotel Grand. He lectures nationwide, predicts a Russian upheaval, notes liberty in American civilization, and composes a poem for The Tribune.
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Mr. Leon Album
Russia
United States
A. Hirscheimer
Album
San Francisco
Switzerland
America
Israel
Abstracting CALL at the Register of Deeds Office
Abstracting CALL at the Register of Deeds Office where all Records are kept up-to-date. F H Alken, Register.
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Register of Deeds
F .H. Alken
Loans Made Salaried People on Furniture and Wagons
La Crosse Mortgage and Loan Company offers loans to salaried people secured by furniture pianos horses and wagons with no removal or publicity required. Located at 322 Main Street upstairs.
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la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
Business Opportunity At Great Bargain Lot 609x150
Established cash business with house and store full stock of groceries. Second floor rent $10 per month, modern, good well. Must sell at once due to going west. Apply John Harrier, 303 Mill St.
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John Harrier
Mill St
Poem Fragments On Life Death And Eternal Hope
A fragmentary meditation contrasts life and death as a riddle with death as the answer. It asserts a single light of invincible hope guiding the spirit to endure beyond vanishing worlds.
Electric Bitters touted as spring medicine in Harbor Maine
Mrs E D Charles of Harbor Maine praises Electric Bitters calling it a neighborhood favorite. The tonic is said to quick relief for dyspepsia liver and kidney issues nervous debility and general weakness while purifying the blood. Sold under guarantee at C T Erhart's drug store priced at 5 cents.
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E. D. Charles
Harbor, Maine
Electric Bitters
iIt
C. T. Erhart
Minister Briand Supports Trial Marriages Idea
Paris reports Ar istide Briand the justice and worship minister backs trial marriages in response to Paul Bourget's play A Divorce. He favors gradual evolution of divorce doctrine allowing marriages for a set period under legal safeguards to protect both parties. He cites the uncertainty of character and the harm of forcing a doomed union.
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Paris
Paul Bourget
Aristide Briand
M. Briand
Omelette Accident In Grand Rapids Wrecks Wagon
A street car toppled a wagon carrying a government egg shipment in Grand Rapids Michigan on February 1. One hundred dozen eyes consigned to four local dealers were damaged as the eggs broke open prompting an accident report. The piece notes the brakes failed on the street car and on the wagon.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
American Express Company
Keeping Open House for Healthy Digestion
A medicine advertising copy touts Dr King s New Life Pills as regulating stomach liver and bowels so one feels well. Available 25 cents at O T Erhart s drug store.
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Dr. King
O. T. Erhart
Judge Reconciles Ferricks After Liquor Pledge
Judge John A. Daniels reconciles Tacy Ferrick and Thom as Ferrick after a divorce suit for cruel treatment. He previously married them in 1905 and urged the husband to abstain from liquor. The couple resumed married life with their 16 month old daughter present. Separately, legislative items include church land on Oneida Reservation in Wisconsin and a Civil War officers retirement plan amid La Follette measures plus a $25,000 fish hatchery appropriation from Greek Bay.
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Tacy Ferrick
Thomas Ferrick
Kane Street
John A. Daniels
Dan Liels
Wisconsin
la Follette
Senate
Greek Bay
Dickinson Sees Broad Support for La Follette
Washington dispatch quotes Cr W Dickinson of La Crosse representing the La Crosse Plow company stating wide interest in La Follette as the presidential candidate. He says La Follette reflects public sentiment and will win strong convention support to place him in the front rank of candidates.
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Wisconsin
White House
Cr. W.dickinson
la Crosse
la Crosse Plow Company
Washington Dispatch
Atlantic Coast
Colorado
la Follette
Senator La Follette Introduces Patent Bill
Washington February 1 Senator La Follette introduced a bill in the senate authorizing the secretary of the interior to issue patents to the Protestant Episcopal Church for church property and lands.
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Washington, D. C
la Follette
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Protestant Episcopal Church
Buckstaff aided by crime loop in Chicago
George A Buckstaff former Wisconsin assembly speaker and furniture industry leader helped a woman on State street search for a lost hatpin and lent her seven dollars to catch a train. A plainclothes officer accosted him charging complicity in a diamond theft from a Chicago jeweler. Buckstaff proved his innocence at the Auditorium hotel after a custody call.
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Oshkosh, Wis
George A. Buckstaff
Wisconsin Assembly
Wisconsin
Chicago
State Street
Buckstaff
Burlington Plan Improvements Outlined By General Manager
A Chicago meeting of Burlington Route division superintendents and local representatives, including Cunningham, discussed proposed spring improvements. The general plan was outlined by the general manager and detailed plans will be released soon.
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Chicago
Burlington
Bh. Cunningham
Woman Finds Comfort in Fur Talk More Than Wearing
A woman speaks about furs, noting comfort comes from discussing them rather than wearing them. The remark contrasts apologizing for actions with excuses about unacted deeds as a witty quip.
Taft Rumored to Resign for Presidential Campaign
Rumors in Washington claim Secretary of War William H. Taft has submitted his resignation to the president to devote himself to his presidential campaign. The White House denies the report, and Taft is not in the city having traveled to Cleveland.
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Wasilington
D. C
William H. Taft
White House
Taft
Cleveland
Card Party Held at St. Joseph’s Hall by Young Men’s Society
A large attendance at St. Joseph’s hall for the Young Men’s Society card party. Refreshments were served. Head prizes went to Miss Nettie Echmand and Miss Kohn, with second prizes to Miss Marion Miller and John Miller. Consolation prizes to Lawrence Gauisch and Miss Forster.
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St. Joseph's Hall
Young Men’s Society
Nettie Echmand
Kohn
Marion Miller
John Miller
Lawrence Gauisch
Forster
Children Tell Truth Amidst War Time Confusion
Fragmentary lines suggest children speak honestly about events during a difficult period. The text hints at adults and youths facing wartime strain and seeking clarity as communities cope with uncertainty.
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Lima
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Stevens
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P. O
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R. R
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Pacific Coast
The
Boyd Transfer Co
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Schick & Roth—Batavian Bank Building
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Joseph Beutler
Ourth Street
Leon
Condi
Heileman
LaCrosse
G. Heileman Brewing Co
Crash
Dickinson
Senator LA Follette
Laszio Szecheny
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Laszio Suechenyi
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