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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1909

Page

7

For Sale Cottage 7 Rooms on Rose Street

A well kept seven room cottage in good repair with a splendid location. Lot size 50 by 150. Inquire at 1116 Rose Street. Listing date January 7, 1913.

Rose St Vine St

Notice of Probate Hearing in La Crosse County Court

State of Wisconsin County Court La Crosse County. At a special term to be held at the Court House La Crosse on the second Tuesday of February 1909 at ten o'clock A M the application of Charles H Rawlinson executor of Emma E De Lorea deceased for adjustment settlement and allowance of his final account and for assignment of the residue of the estate to entitled persons Dated January 5 1909 By order of the Court John Brindley County Judge

Wisconsin la Crosse County Court House la Crosse Adelbert T. Muth Henrietta P. Muth John Brindley Charles H. Rawlinson Emma E. de Lorea Saia

Police annual report shows arrests and dispositions

The police department records 1908 as 1249 arrests up from 1170 in 1907. One year totals include 439 prisoners taken into court, 810 discharged before court, 21 convicted to state prison, nine sent to the Green Bay reformatory, and nine to the state industrial school.

Police Department Reformatory Green Bay State Industrial School

No Bail Set for Night Riders in Tennessee Case

Judge Cook ruled on bail applications for alleged night riders in Waverly Tennessee. Only defendants who proved they did not participate in any raid, voluntary or involuntary, qualify for bail. Nineteen men remain jailed on night riding charges.

Waverly Tenn Cook

Pure Food Law Upheld In Fargo Ruling

Judge Pollock upheld the state pure food law as constitutional in Fargo North Dakota and ruled that bleaching flour with the Alsop process violates the law. The decision strengthens enforcement of food safety standards and broadens regulatory scope for manufacturers.

Fargo N. D Pollock

American ships aid Messina victims in quake aftermath

American flagship Connecticut sails for Naples while Minnesota Kansas and Vermont head to Villefranche to relieve authorities with ongoing rescue work. Rescue efforts continue as quakes disrupt shipping and crews report damage and continued floods of debris.

Rome Messina Connecticut Naples Minnesota Kansas Vermont Ville Franche France United States Bensajak Rapidaty Catania Strait of Ogston Mr. Radcliffe Admiral Sperry England Attache Radcliffe Strait of Messina Sicilian

Homestead Land Found in La Crosse County

Mathias Peterson of near Holmen proved up on a forty acre homestead tract about four and a half miles from Holmen. The discovery surprised register of deeds office staff as one of the few small land strips not settled long ago. Value not known but regarded as a snug sum.

Crosse County Mathias Peterson Holmen Peterson Register of Deeds’ Office

Some men outlive their usefulness in life

A terse reflection notes that usefulness can fade with time, while some individuals never seem to fulfill any meaningful role, prompting contemplation on value and purpose across people.

Comparative Markets These Quotations Show Price Trends

The article presents the general movement in prices for the coming week, compiling quotations from multiple sources to indicate the trend. It highlights how different sectors anticipate shifts and where the strongest signals point for traders and observers.

Livestock Sprints at Union Stock Yards on Saturday

Cattle receipts 400 at Union Stock Yards with Monday hint of 28 000 head. market steady. Hogs receipts 18 000 with Monday forecast of 55 900. prices 5 to 10 cents lower. Light 5 25 to 5 90. rough 5 60 to 5 89. mixed 5 60 to 6 20. heavy 5 90 to 6 30. pigs 4 35 to 5 40.

Union Stock Yards

Livestock Receipts at Union Stock Yards NL

Cattle receipts 400 with Monday forecast around 30 000, hogs 12 000 with 50 000 expected, market steady to higher. Prices range light 5 25 5 95, rough 5 60 5 75, mixed 5 60 6 20, heavy 5 85 6 20, pigs 4 35 5 35. Sheep receipts 2 000 with 26 000 expected, market nominal.

Union Stock Yards Kansas City

John Slattery Found Guilty of Larceny

John Slattery was found guilty Saturday after trial before County Judge John Brindley. He was sentenced to 45 days in county jail for stealing a pair of overalls from north side merchant P. E. Soderberg. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment.

John Slattery John Brindley P. E. Soderberg North Side Slattery

Passing brain storm foiled doomed dog fate

A brief Kansas City Times item notes a bull terrier, once thought mad, avoided euthanasia after confirming the spaniel’s condition. The greyhound clarifies the dog’s struggle stemmed from a passing brain storm, not inherent madness.

Kansas City Times

Unique Pittsburg church plans merge religion and business

The First Evangelical Protestant church of Pittsburg plans a pioneering building that combines church and business under one roof. Architect Ernst submits designs for a 240 by 110 foot plot on Smithfield street and Sixth avenue, with the site valued for commerce yet retained for the church’s 150 year presence and charitable work.

Pittsburg Ernst Smithfield Street Sixth Avenue Montour Way Strawberry Alley

Daily Markets Review of New York and Midwest Livestock

New York markets show early unease with losses in Erie Common and Great Northern Preferred easing later. Prices firm by midmorning with some rallies from shorts. bonds mixed. Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets report lower cattle and hog prices, steady sheep, with sizable receipts and range of steers and cows.

New York Erie Common Great Northern Erie Union Pacific Southern Pacific

Market Prices for Eggs Butter and Poultry in Chicago

Chicago market report lists eggs extras 33c prime firs ts 31c firsts 30c seconds 21 23c. Butter extra creamery 32c firsts 25c seconds 22c dairy 27c. Live poultry turkeys 16c chickens 13c spring chickens 13 14c ducks 12 13c geese 7 to 9 dollars.

Chicago

Potatoes and hog prices rise in early January markets

Market reports show potatoes advancing to 90 cents per unit and hog prices up to 90.40 in wholesale trade. Corn and wheat trading remained slow with prices near Saturday lows. Various fruits, vegetables, eggs, and dairy items were listed with mixed wholesale and retail quotes across New York and Chicago. Local prices included New York apples at 4.50, cranberries at 14.00 per barrel, and Florida oranges around 7.00 per box.

Chicago C. Burns Appies Washington Cranvberries Wits Florida California Schcuigau Hallowell Listman Ailling Co A. B. Moll Malaga

Complimenting From Hand to Mouth

The line depicts a playful exchange where a speaker notes yawning and covering the mouth with a hand, while Mr. Bagg praises the hidden hand as lovely and asks about the weather in a humorous, interrupted sketch-like moment.

Mr. Bagg

Campbell death ruling shocks Milwaukee as murder

Chicago January 11 coroner Hoffmann ruled Arthur H. Campbell a Milwaukee shoe magnate was murdered despite friends saying he took his own life. The wealthy industrialist died after being found unconscious in Chicago.

Campbell Chicago Arthur H. Campbell Milwaukee Hoffman

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