For Sale Listings From Ardmore Kansas and Colorado Lands
Multiple property notices from 1928 offering 355 acres near Ardmore Oklahoma with 7 rooms and tenant houses, 1100 acre Kansas bottom farm near Iola, Colorado lands via Divide Investment Co, plus various items and exchanges. Also piano tuner ad and household items for sale. Includes specific contact names and locations.
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Ardmore
Okla
Carter Co
Kansas
Woodin
Iola
Kans
Colorado
Iowa
Nebraska
The
Divide Land & Investment Co
Elizabeth Eee
Seven room ANTEC house in good location by March
Readable text notes a seven room ANTEC house in a good location with a March date reference and an address listed as R 1Tribune. Details are sparse but indicate a residential property notice or listing with timing in March.
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March Jist
Tribune
Eight Towns At League Meeting In St Paul
Several cities invited to a new league meeting in St Paul expect eight towns to be represented Duluth and Superior will send delegates as Duluth plans to join ongoing league changes when it exits the Northern League Fond du Lac delays Appleton franchise due to an unsettled Fond du Lac situation Wausau backs the plan promising 4000 for a new club and Appleton was to be the first franchise holder with President Moll in Fond du Lac to resolve issues before finalizing arrangements
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St. Paul
Duluth
Superior
Wausau
Appleton
Fond du Lac
Moll
Carl Krees Passes Coast Artillery Exam
Carl Krees of Hutton Minnesota recently passed a successful examination and has entered United States service in the Coast Artillery. He was assigned to duty in San Francisco and expects a transfer to a Pacific island post shortly.
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Carl ‘Krees
Hutton, Minn
Uncle Sam
Coast Artillery
San Francisco
Pacific Islands
Next Poultry Show Set for December 21 to 27
The Western Wisconsin Poultry Association approved the dates for the next show, December 21 through 27. F H Shellaberger, the first judge hired by the association, will again officiate, marking a return to the judge who presided at the inaugural event eighteen years ago in the newspaper’s former rooms.
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Western Wisconsin Poultry Association
F. H. Shellaberger
Shellaberger
Man Arrested for Stealing Books from North Side Library
Ed Van Dorn was arrested by police for stealing several books from the North side library. He used an assumed name and hid the books when pursued. He is expected to be brought into court today.
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Ed van Dorn
North Side
van Dorn
Bishop Schwebach Attends Patrons Feast Near Milwaukee
The feast of St. Francis of Sales on January 28 will be celebrated at St. Francis Provincial Seminary near Milwaukee Wisconsin with all provincial bishops present. Bishop James Schwebach left the city last night and plans to return Saturday morning.
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Francis of Sales
St. Francis Provincial Seminary
Milwaukee
Wis
James Schwebach
Seeding Time is Near As Farmers Anticipate Seed Supply
Farmers in town report soil improvements from fall plowing and acknowledge good seed prospects. Congressman Esch distributes government seed each spring to aid agricultural effort, while crop outlook shows oats and barley ahead in harvest and seeding expected mid April pending spring arrival.
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University Agricultural College
Esch
J. J. Esch
Livestock Market Report Union Stock Yards Jan 27 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Cattle receipts 16 000, estimated tomorrow 7 000. Market 10c higher. Prime beefs 5.35 to 7.10, poor to medium 4.15 to 5.25, stockers 2.90 to 5.30, cows 3.25 to 5.60, canners 1.75 to 2.90, Texans 3.50 to 5.60. Hogs receipts 37 000, tomorrow 28 000. Market 5c lower. Light 5.55 to 6.25, rough 5.80 to 6.00, heavy 5.85 to 6.45, there 6.10 to 6.45, pigs 4.60 to 5.50. Sheep receipts 15 000, tomorrow 10 000. Market steady. Native sheep 3.30 to 5.80, western 3.30 to 5.75, native lambs 4.50 to 7.50, western 5 to 7.70.
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Union Stock Yards
Ill
Chicago
UNION
Kansas City
Cattle, hogs and sheep receipts and prices at Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts 31 000 with tomorrow's forecast 8 000 and markets down 10 to 25 cents. Prime beefs 5 20 to 6 90, poorer grades 3 90 to 5 10, cows and heifers 3 10 to 5 40, Texans 3 40 to 5 50. hogs receipts 52 000 forecast 30 000 with markets 5 to 10 cents lower. Light 5 60 to 6 20, rough 5 80 to 6 00, heavy 5 80 to 6 50, mixed 6 10 to 6 55, pigs 4 60 to 5 60. Sheep receipts 20 000 forecast 12 000 with markets 10 to 15 cents lower. Native lambs 4 50 to 7 80, westerns 5 00 to 7 70.
Religious author reports kidney ailment relief from Foley's remedy
C T Erhart describes years of kidney trouble culminating in a severe winter pain and bed confinement. After starting Foley's Kidney Remedy the pain eased, urine normalized, and he recommends the product.
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Foley
C. T. Erhart
Widow Seeks Civil War Pension Restored After Long Search
B C Reynolds of Mather Wis travels to verify that Reece Davis grave in Tomah area is the same man buried years ago. He hopes to prove Davis’s death to reestablish the widow’s pension now delayed in Kinnard Pa. Local quarry workers recall Davis but can’t confirm identity.
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B. C. Reynolds
Mather
Wis
Reece Davis
la Crosse
Davis
Reynolds
Government Pension Department
Kinnard
Tomah
Welchman
Charles Moe
Thomas Shimmin
Gunder Johnson
Earle R. Smith
Market swings as rail stocks lead gains and losses
The New York stock market showed mixed moves with several gains and others slipping under selling pressure. New York Central fell about 0.38 while leading rails held near prior closes. industrials weakened and traders anticipated a new Central holding company linked to Harriman plans amid a dull government merger hearing. Money on call ranged 1.5 to 1.75 percent, six month terms at 2.75 to 3 percent, demand sterling around 487.40.
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New York
New York Central
Reading
Harriman Lines
Central
Harriman
Union Pacific
Pittsburg
Mercantile
London
Clarence Nelson Dies at Denver
Death reached Clarence Nelson of Denver Colorado as reported by Peter Nelson of Kane Street. Surviving relatives include Julius Nelson of Minneapolis Joseph and Clara Nelson of Moline Illinois and Mrs. Alex Metcalf of this city. The body will be sent here for funeral at Trinity Church Avon Street at 2 00 PM with Undertaker Sletten in charge and burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Peter Nelson
Kane Street
Clarence Nelson
Denver
Colo
Nelson
J. Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Julius Nelson
Minneapolis
Joseph and
Clara Nelson
Moline
Alex Metcalf
Avon Street
Trinity Church
Sletten
Oak Grove Cemetery
Viroqua Plans A Banner Institute
Vi roqua hosts a banner farmers institute on February 18 and 19 with a special cadre of conductors. Topics include dairying horse and cattle breeding sheep and swine husbandry poultry raising road making horticulture and farm crops. A cooking school will run in the afternoons benefiting ladies.
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Farmers’ Institute
Viroqua
C A Sprague Dies in Milwaukee
C A Sprague a former resident of this city died in Milwaukee yesterday. He lived in LaCresce for years as a bookkeeper for Isaac Tudor and later at John Gund’s Brewing company. Sprague moved to Milwaukee over ten years ago.
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C. A. Sprague
Milwaukee
Mr. Sprague
la Creese
Isaac Tudor
jJonn Gund’s Brewing Company
Old Soldier Richard Soules Taken to Waupaca Home
Richard Soules, longtime North Side teamster and active G. A. R. man, was moved to the Waupaca Soldiers' Home today. He is in poor health and will first go to the home’s hospital for treatment.
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Richard Soules
Waupaca
Mr. Soules
Chicago woe at Union Stock Yards cattle and hog markets
At Union Stock Yards Chicago on January 28 cattle receipts reached 7000 with a steady market and ranges for prime beef from 5.35 to 7.00 while hogs hit 29 000 with a market about five cents lower and sheep receipts at 14000 with prices 10 to 20 cents lower for the day.
Kansas City Market Totals Show Mixed Livestock Rates
Cattle receipts near 4000 with 600 southerns and varied prices from $2 to $6.75 for steers and cows. Hog receipts reach 15000 with markets weak to lower and bids from $4.50 to $6.20. Sheep receipts around 4000 with muttons at $4.50 to $5.60 and lambs $6.25 to $7.65.
Chicago Price List for Eggs Butter Cheese and Poultry
Chicago market notes show varying prices for eggs at Begg and dairy products. Butter creamery and cheese brands Twins and Young Americas list multiple grade prices. Live poultry quotes include turkeys, chickens, ducks, and geese with cents per pound.
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Chicago
Americas
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
Hawley Com. Co
Wheat Holds Ground After Narrow Fluctuations in Chicago
Chicago grain market reports wheat maintaining gains from yesterday with limited fluctuations and nervy trading. Corn trade was notably lighter yet stayed at its previous advanced level as prices opened high and closed near the session’s range.
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Chicago
Simple Remedy for La Grippe Mentioned by Advertiser
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick cure for grippe coughs that may become pneumonia. It claims the product heals inflamed lungs, strengthens the chest, and prevents dangerous complications, urging use only in the yellow package.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Quotations Unchanged on Quiet Market Day
Local markets show no movement with quotations unchanged from yesterday. Commodities listed include fruits such as Quetsch, apples, cranberries, lemons, and oranges, alongside vegetables, nuts, and dairy. Grain, flour and feed, and livestock prices are provided with regional suppliers and per unit figures.
Department on the Art of Expression Opens at La Crosse School
The La Crosse school of music introduces a new department of expression focusing on imagination thought and emotion. Miss Edna M Chadwick a Columbia College of Expression graduate will supervise and teach weekdays from 10 to 12 a.m. and 4 to 5 p.m. to interested students.
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la Crosse School of Music
Edna M. Chadwick
Columbia College of Expression
Kendall Boy Shot By Frank Remert
John Kendall Jr an 11 year old boy was shot near the heart by a 22 caliber revolver. The blast occurred by the careless handling of the weapon by Frank Remert a 15 year old companion. The Kendall boy did not fire the weapon himself and the bullet had not yet been removed.
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John Kendall, Jr
Frank Remert
Kendall
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Agen
Fabric Imp. Co
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Washa
Franklin Institute
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E.O
la Crosse Plow Co
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Cass
Main Street
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Reliable Steam Laundry
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Main St
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Snap
City
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State St
G. A. Sexton
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E. Markeng
George
E. O. Skonnard
14Th Ave
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21St
Madison
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Inquire
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City Heat
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
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Cecilia Maloney
Mgr
Downs
Caledonia
City News
Chicago, St. Paul
C. W. Bodilly
N. 2Nd St
If. W. Barker
Runekel
G. Kreuger
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Black River R. R. Bridge
American House
Mill St
O. C. Carston
Strauss
Hillsboro
Sparta
Bates and
Sherman
Reedsburg
Madame Gowando
N. 6Th St
Schick & Roth—Batavian Bank
Telephone 390
van Auken
Pearl Street
Park Store
Houston Co
Loomis
Arkansas
H. O. Sanford
Fayetteville
Ark
John Wolcott
Cochrane Jewelry Co
Cochrane
Fourth Building Association
Co. R. Benton
Sect
Toland
Redfield Street
Winnebago Street
South Sixth St
17Th
Adams Street
13Th
Pine Redfield Street
16Th
South 15Th St
Badger
Bath
Hardfall
Ferry St
Winnebago _ st
Frank G. Roth
4Th & Pearl
Schwebach
Congressman Esch
Kansas City Cattle
Quetsch
J. C. Burns
Washington
Florida
California
Michigan
Hallowell
Lininga Milling
Ice Cream & Butter Co
Limburger
Thomas & Phalon
Kendall Boy
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