Help Wanted and Rentals in La Crosse Advertisements
Classified notices from ITRIBUNE list multiple help wanted ads for barber trainees, soldiers, salesmen, electricians, stenographers, and domestic staff, along with rental and real estate offerings. Includes positions at National Cigar Sales Co., Pacific Electric Co., Hotel Howard, Cameron House, Union Hotel, and stores in La Crosse, with various wages and duties noted.
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Meier Barber College
Chicago
U. S. Army
United States
Fabric Imp. Co
Farnam St
la Crosse
National Cigar Sales Co
Toledo
Ohio
Pacific Electric Co
New York
Carl Jan
Theodore Kirby
Stodard
Moore's
4Th St
Tribune Office
Howard
Sewerton
Minn
Akichen
Schiller
Jno Neukomm
Cameron House
Union Ho
Angry jury fight in Carmack case trial in Nashville
In Nashville on January 21 the Carmack murder case juror selection sparked anger among Carmack supporters. Judges loosened qualifications allowing jurors to set aside impressions, while four of twelve seats filled amid tensions as Sharp and Cooper kin advocate bias concerns. An anecdote about a mountaineer seeking hotel sleep highlights courtroom color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
E. W.carmack
Coopers
John O. Sharp
E. M. Burke
G. 8. Leigh
Sharp
Carmack
Col. Cooper
Texas
Tennessee
Dr. Kirkpatrick
Davidson County
Gov. Patterson
G. S. Leigh
G. A. Lane
Hart
Gunny Sacks Hold 48 Crib Victims in Tunnel
A tunnel discovery reveals a grim toll with 48 bodies recovered from a crib collapse. Officials report the death toll may reach around 60 as rescue teams continue searching the site.
Chicago crib fire death toll rises to sixty six
Coroner Hoffman cites a near sixty six dead after a crib fire in South Chicago. While 112 men were listed as present, 48 bodies recovered and identified as dead. Rescue crews fear more bodies in ruins or the lake. Authorities probe construction and safety to assign responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shroll Hidju
Chicago
Hoffman
Schuettler
City Building Department
Geo. W. Jackson
United States Engineer Department
Building Department
Three Mile
Geo. W. Jacosson Company
Jackson Company
Visit at Bundy Prompted by Social Ties
Mr and Mrs W F Shannon and Joseph Smartz left for a short visit with friends and relatives at Bundy Wis Mrs Shannon formerly Miss Lilah Smartz 610 Rest street and Mr Shannon from Montana where he is active in sheep raising.
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Bundy
W. F. Shannon
Joseph Smartz
Wis
Shannon
Lilah Smartz
Rest Street
Mr. Shannon
Montana
Appointment of Administrator for David D James Estate
Notice of a regular county court term in La Crosse County Wisconsin to consider the application of Margaret James for the appointment of an administrator of the estate of David D James, deceased of Bangor, La Crosse County. Court session set for February 2, 1909 at 10 a.m. by County Judge John Brindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Said
Court House
la Crosse
Margaret James
David D. James
Bangor
Saige
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Edge Lower at Union Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards on January 20, receipts: cattle 31 000 with tomorrow estimated 8 000 and prices 10 to 25 cents lower. hogs 52 000 receipts with tomorrow 30 000 and prices 5 to 10 cents lower. sheep 20 000 receipts with tomorrow 12 000 and prices 10 to 16 cents lower.
Cattle and Hog Prices Steady at Union Stock Yards
Union Stock Yards reports cattle receipts 18 000 with tomorrow’s forecast 7 000 and hog receipts 32 000 with 30 000 forecast. Prices range for prime beeves 5 50 to 7 40 and light hogs 5 40 to 6 10, with sheep steady and native lambs 4 90 to 8 00.
Earthquake Devastates Phosea Near Smyrna In 1900s
An earthquake at Phosea near Smyrna destroyed six hundred houses and forced residents to flee into the mountains. Interior ministry aid is being sent to refugees as shocks continue for two days with no definite death toll yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Phosea
Smyrna
Hawley Buys Small Concern in Local Deal
The Hawley Commission has purchased the produce company of W. J. Smale at 118 North Front Street and moved its business to that location to conduct future operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley Commission Company
W. J. Smale
North Front Street
Maccabees Install Officers At Public Hall
The Knights of Maccabees held a public installation at their hall last evening with about 300 attendees. Great Keeper F. H. Weston of Wisconsin delivered an address and E. C. Raymond spoke on fraternity.
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Maccabees
Knights of Maccabees
F. H. Weston
Wisconsin
E. C. Raymond
Funeral plans amid a Chicago mine fire aftermath
Geo W Jackson and South Chicago officials collide over final arrangements for a funeral. A coroner's jury inspects the burn ruins and tunnel to determine conditions. Divers search the lake bed near the crib for missing workers. The Tunnel Miners Association probes the accident, estimating up to 100 dead. Newspapers call for a full investigation into the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Jackson
South Chicago
Markets Open Steady With Mixed Early Gains
New York stocks opened with little change as some issues inched up ¼ to ⅜, others down similar margins. The first hour saw modest gains led by Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Steel common up ⅜, Erie rising 1 point. By noon the market held firm with small movements, while 3 p.m. brought broad strength and overall gains across most issues. In Kansas City cattle receipts totaled 5 000 with slow trade for native steers at 4.60 to 6.65, southern steers 4.26 to 4.00, native cows 2.25 to 5.30. hogs 22,000 head at 5 to 10 cents lower, and sheep 5,000 with prices steady to 10 cents lower for muttons and lambs.
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New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific and
Steel
Erie
Rock Island
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock Market at Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts total 6,000 with 2,500 expected tomorrow and a steady market. Prime beeves quoted from 5.25 to 6.60, cows and heifers 3.90 to 5.10, stockers and feeders 2.80 to 5.00. Hog receipts 45,000 with 28,000 forecast tomorrow and prices 5 to 10 cents lower. Sheep receipts 12,000 with 80,000 projected tomorrow and market steady. Native sheep 3.00 to 5.60, native lambs 4.50 to 7.65.
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Union
Chicago
Chicago market egg and dairy prices listed
Chicago brief lists produce prices for eggs and butter with extras and firsts, plus cheese and live poultry. It shows ranges for eggs 32c extras, 30c firsts, 29c firsts, 20c to 21c for seconds. butter 30c extras, 25c firsts, 22c seconds, 27c dairy. cheese Twins 14 to 14 1-7c. poultry including turkeys 16c, spring chickens 14c, ducks 12 to 18 1-3c, geese 7 to 9c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Americas
Money Market Report from Moyne New York Jan 21
Money on call ranges from 13 4 to 2 per cent, time money 3 to 8.25 per cent for six months. London bar silver quoted at 3% 13 16 pence, New York at 61 3 18c. Demand sterling between 487.20 and 487.26.
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Moyne
New York
London
Wheat Sags as Trade Stays Light in Chicago Grain
Chicago reports a quiet day with sporadic price moves. Wheat showed little activity as traders stayed cautious. Corn slipped early by about 1/4 cent before recovering to a small gain.
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Chicago
Buddie Brown In Atrocious Crime Near Prospect Tenn
Henry Brown was dangerously wounded and his wife Mandy Brown was shot to death by their son-in-law Buddie Brown on Alf Harris farm near Prospect. Buddie Brown then shot Henry Brown’s son Leonard and Mandy Brown’s killing occurred at the front door as the assailant fled toward a carnfield.
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Pulaska
Tenn
Henry Brown
Mandy Brown
Buddie Brown
Alf Harris
Prospect
Leonard
Rockefeller chosen Sunday school superintendent in Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller was reelected superintendent of the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church Sunday school in Cleveland. A committee was set to decide on a successor to the Reverend C. A. Eaton who had departed for New York.
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John D
Cleveland, O
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
C. A. Eaton
New York
Creamery butter prices ease in quiet market
Local markets are quiet with few quotation changes. Creamery butter is listed at 83 cents wholesale, up a fraction. other dairy items and staples appear with scattered prices from Creamery and Milling Co sources.
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Itribune
Eee
Scranton
Tribune
Old Genyer & Austin
A. J. Roberac
Milst
North Lane
John Ambrose
Viroqua
Encyclopedia of Law
B. Fenereee
J. de Ranitz
J. de Ranitz & Co
Main St
New Normal School
Armstrong
Gregg
Cass
Newcutter
ALE
Adams
Inc
Jennings & Co
Merrill Ridg
Milwaukee
No. 2Nd St
Ruhoff
City
L. N. Bier
Weimar Court House
P. E
4Th &T
la Crosse St
Inquire
Vine &T
Furnis
N. 7Th St
Park Store
Houston Co
F. Klein
McMillan
Park
Dress Goods Dept
7Th
Cameron Avenue
City News
Chicago, St. Paul
C. W. Bodilly
N. 2Nd St
van Auken
Pearl Street
la Crosse Mortgage & Wees Us
Main Street
H. W. Barker
Runckel
The
Bey Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Mian
Viavi
Cecilia Maloney
Mgr
Downs
Caledonia
McMillan Bidg
F. M. Rehfuss
17Th St
Remington
Hotel Great
Cooper
Mase
Collingwood
Hawley
Kansas City Livestock
Buddy” Brown
Gecastahtei
Ertersteneseoesserates
Hallowell
Listmen Milling Co
Jvinek Sar
Foley
Teke
O. T. Ekhart
Thome Ereneertes
Langdon-Boyd Orb Ance
Mewiey
Coreamery
OM ‘Dairy
A. B. Moll
Malaga
H. M. Eere
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