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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1909

Page

6

For Sale Classified Items Including Pianos, Farm, and Buildings

Vintage classified ads list items for sale and rent. Listings include pianos and mandolin prices, a Union Chop House, six garden-ready lots, a 300 acre dairy farm near Sioux Falls, other real estate bargains across multiple states, and rental of furnished rooms and houses with addresses and dates.

Ruhoff Tribune Union Chop House Mill St S. W. Anderson Bat. Bank South Dakota Sioux Falls Aurora Co Dakota Minnesota Nebraska Kansas E. Q. Ellsworth Iowa Falls SALHE G. W la Crosse Borer

Western land prices rise offering handsome profit in cash

Property ad notes Western land prices advancing with small cash, inviting inquiries to Potter Realty Co. at Potter Nebraska. Also promotes magazine subscriptions and a book set sale, with a brief notice from Resp’t John Wolcott.

Potter Realty Co Potter, Nebr John Wolcott

Potato Prices May Take Drop as Farmers Hold Crops

Potatoes in La Crosse top 90c to $1.00 but prices likely ease as farmers and northwest producers hold about thirty five to forty percent of the crop. Last fall the typical price ranged 50 to 70 cents with a good crop. wholesale shipments continue but farmers may unload to avoid losses. Maine and New York crops show heavy on hand while foreign imports enter New York at $1.79 to $1.95 per 168 pound bag, 2½ bushels per bag.

la Crosse Northwest Michigan Maine New York New York State

Wreckers Hero as Signal Lever Fails Near Springfield

Andrew Lamb, interlocking switch operator for the Illinois Central, saved a southbound Chicago to St Louis night train near Springfield after rocks blocked a signal and shots were fired. He removed the obstruction and the train continued safely after a several minute exchange of fire. The line had suffered two prior wrecks in the area with no positive evidence found.

Springfield Illinois Central Railroad Andrew Lamb Lamb

Chamberlain urges fleet return to Pacific

Senator elect Geo E Chamberlain issued a statement urging the return of the Pacific fleet to the Pacific. He argues continued fleet strength is essential as insurance for U S interests in the Pacific islands and says no war is anticipated with an oriental nation but preparation is a safeguard.

Chamberlain Pacific Salem Ore Geo. E. Chamberlain Pacific Islands

Notice of Application for Administrator in La Crosse County

The County Court of La Crosse County Wisconsin will hold a general term at the Court House La Crosse on February 2 1909 at 10 o clock A M to consider Adelbert T Muth s application for appointment as administrator of the estate of Henrietta P Muth late of La Crosse City La Crosse County by order of the Court

Wisconsin la Crosse County Eugene Thomas la Crosse Mary Thomas Wis Isaid John Brindley John F. Doherty Administratrix State of Court House Adelbert T. Muth Henrietta P. Muth of la Crosse

City Mission Growth Shows Progress and Needs

Superintendent A M Ivey reports the Union City Mission has grew over 15 months with more gospel attendees and a reading room. The move to a new location increased outreach, 75 people found employment, beds for 12 to 15 men added, and 1690 men sheltered earning 129.90 dollars. The charity fed hundreds with 300 meals, 100 children hosted, and a surplus of 37.76 dollars helped cover rents and utilities. The report urges expansion toward an all iron bed initiative and notes broader city mission growth in Minneapolis and Cedar Rapids, while La Crosse hopes to own property and avoid jail costs. The drive ends noting a 180 dollar year-end shortfall.

A. M. Ivey Union City Mission J. K. Fowler la Crosse le Crosse Minneapolis Cedar Rapids

Comparative Markets These Quotations Show General Trend

Prices for the proceeding week are summarized by quotations indicating the general market trend. The report highlights movements across common commodities and financial indicators, reflecting investor sentiment and demand shifts observed in the period.

Cattle and Hogs Receipts Reported At Union Stock Yards

Receipts at Union Stock Yards on Monday show cattle around 25 000 head and hogs about 36 000 head with prices ranging across classes. Light hogs bring 8.00 to 9.60, mixed cattle 6.06 to 6.45, and others down to 4.50 to 5.50. Estimated totals for Monday project 26 000 cattle and 10c lower market.

Union Stock Yards Jas

New York Stocks Open With Gains on Busy Morning

The New York stock market rose in early trading with Steel common up about a half point. Union Pacific, South Pacific, and Reading posted fractional gains as some inactive issues moved. By noon the market dulls then recovers modestly, with many leading issues higher and prices ending the first hour showing gains.

New York Union Pacific South Pacific Reading London Ok Gee

Unclear livestock price notes from late edition

Fragmentary prices listed for Monday including cattle and hogs with ranges such as 64,000 and 5 cents higher, light and mixed beef quotes, pork futures, and rough estimates. Missing context and some figures appear garbled or incomplete.

Chicago buries its crib victims

In Chicago on January 23 at 8 p m a solemn procession with 47 black plumed hearses and four policemen per hearse carried unidentified victims of Wednesday's crib fire to Mount Greenwood cemetery. Hundreds of grieving women and children followed the pallbearers and carriages, marking a quiet public funeral for the lost breadwinners.

Chicago Mount Greenwood Cemetery

Cattle Hog and Sheep Receipts at Union Stock Yards

Union Stock Yards reports for January 25 show cattle receipts at 17 000 with tomorrow’s estimate 6 000 and prices ranging from 1 from 4 to 6.90 for prime beeves. Hog receipts reach 38 000 with tomorrow’s estimate 26 000 and prices from 5.60 to 6.30 for lights up to 6.65 for heavies. Sheep receipts 14 000 with tomorrow’s estimate 15 000 and prices from 3.25 to 6.76 for natives and 4.50 to 7.66 for native lambs.

Union Stock Yards Imarket

Hanging Black in Residence Area

A mob brutalized and hanged Douglas Roberson in the city residence district after he shot Deputy Sheriff Philip Falsch and wounded another officer on Thursday. The quiet mobaction stunned residents as the hanging took place along the Hasgmen route.

Douglas Roberson Philip Falsch

Snow Slide Claims Four Lives In Colorado and California

A Murray Colorado snowslide kills four people. Separately near Santa Barbara a landslide at Punta Gaviota blocks railroad tracks killing at least four men and trapping a work train, prompting rescue crews to clear the debris.

Santa Barbara Cal Punta Here

Kansas City Livestock Receipts Mixed Gains Across Species

Receipts total about 29,000 with 11,000 cattle 10c higher 10,000 hogs and 8,000 sheep. Cattle range native steers 4.50 to 6.75 southern steers 4.25 to 6 native cows and heifers 2.25 to 6 bulls 3.20 to 4.80 calves 3.50 to 7.75 stockers 3.25 to 5.50 western cattle 4 to 6.25. Hogs move 5.40 to 6.40 heavy and packers 6.00 to 6.40 pigs 4.50 to 8.50. Sheep advance 16 to 15 cents. muttons 4.80 to 5.75 lambs 6.50 to 7.50 wethers 5 to 6.75 fed ewes 3 to 5.25.

Kansas City

Chicago Produce Prices on Eggs Butter Cheese and Poultry

Chicago markets report eggs extras at 38 and 31 cents for prime firsts and firsts respectively with seconds 20 to 23, butter extras 28 cents creamery firsts 24 and seconds 22, cheese Twins 14.4 cents and Young Americas 15 cents. Live poultry lists turkeys 16 cents chickens 12 cents spring chickens 13.5, ducks 12 to 18 and geese 7 to 9 cents.

Chicago

John A Baeir Hurt In Campbell Timber Accident

John A Baeir was severely scratched and burned on his right arm while sawing wood with a power saw in Campbell yesterday. No one else was injured.

John A. Baeir Campbell Capbell John A. Bater

Grain Market Stays Narrow as Wheat Edges May Into New Crop

Chicago traders saw a slim price move with May wheat up a half cent and new crop months up a quarter of a cent as both sides waited. Corn remained dull but firmer with little selling. open, high, low, and close figures noted.

Chicago Inc

Tragic fratricide shocks Greenfield family in Beloit Corners

John Grats aged 12 was shot and killed by his 16-year-old brother Herman while hunting with the two siblings after 10 AM near their Beloit Corners home in Greenfield. A third brother Hubert witnessed the tragedy.

Milwaukee Wis John Grats Herman Beloit Corners Greenfield Hubert

Robbers Dynamite State Bank Safe Near Fredonia Kansas

Robbers dynamited the State bank safe at New Albany seven miles west of Fredonia and escaped with about $2,900. They fled on a handcar toward Fredonia, abandoning it within a mile of town. Authorities search for the suspects believed to be in the area.

Fredonia Kansas New Albany Here

Sheriff Acquitted In Train Hold-Up Case

Frank Shercliffe was acquitted today in Minneapolis after a lengthy trial for allegedly holding up a Northern Pacific train in the city.

Minneapolis

Money Rates and Market Quotes in New York

Money on call stands at 1 percent with time money from 3 to 3.5 percent for six months. Merchants paper quoted at 3 percent. London bar silver at 23 15-16 pence. in New York 52 cents. Demand sterling ranges from 487.25 to 487.30.

City Ham. B. Co Tribune Loomis Arkansas H. O. Sanford Fayetteville Ark Canton Griddle Co Canton Ohio New York Mercantile London

Superintendent Urges Support for Mission Gospel Services

The superintendent asks friends to continue their support as about fifty dollars remain unpaid. He urges Christian people to assist in carrying on gospel services at the Mission and proposes pastors lead one night a month with a five or six member lay committee. He thanks cheerful contributors and kind friends for their help.

Wright brothers to receive gold medals for aerial navigation

Senator Foraker introduced a resolution adopted by the senate authorizing the secretary of war to award gold medals to Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright of Dayton Ohio. The medals honor their distinguished service in promoting aerial navigation.

Washington, D. C Foraker Senate Secretary of War Orville Wright Wilbur Wright Dayton Ohio

Boycott Against Austria Continued Over Bosnia Indemnity

Constantinople January 25 The boycott committee declares the Austria boycott will continue until Austria pays indemnity equal to 12 500 000 dollars to Turkey for the Bosnia and Herzegovina annexation. The move jeopardizes peace prospects.

Constantinople Austria Turkey Bosnia and Herzegovina

Local Markets Steady with Oysters and Greening Prices

Markets show steady tone with New York Greening barrels at 4.50 and oysters at 1.10 per gallon. Eggs quoted at 26 cents per dozen wholesale as minor price moves noted.

New York Gortebickens Bachey Tor. Co Oréaltert

Market Prices and Grocery Listings in New York Area

A long list of grocery prices and produce quotes from multiple suppliers including Frais Quersa New York Greenings lemons cabbage potatoes onions celery hickory nuts and various dairy items. It also notes per ton prices for bran and butter and marks that prices do not include sacks. The fragment ends with an unrelated moral line about generosity.

New York California Michigan Hallowell Fleer Leah Leah Sbf

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