Wind wrecks grandstand and sheds at Tomah fair grounds
A Friday afternoon storm in Tomah Wisconsin damaged the fair grounds with the south half of the grandstand roof blown off the bandstand destroyed and two sheds blown to pieces. Loss estimated around 350 dollars. The town welcomed rain to ease drought while noting this is the second grandstand collapse since 1906. Also reports saloon licenses approved for 17 establishments totaling 200 dollars and moves include Doctor Mee relocating to Tomah and assorted visits by residents and officials.
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Tomah
Wis
Wyatt
S. W. Kellogg
Peter Comisky
C. B. Day
Frank Bremer
Earth Brewing Co
John Donovan
Hub” H. Miller
Steve Donovan
W. E. Barnhart
August H. Leak
J. H. Utke
Joe Surdick
Chas. F. Staben
G. A. Leax
R. A. Shultz
Chas. E. Schlegel
R. D. Ashley
Livestock Market Report From Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts 18 000 steady with beeves 5 20 to 7 40 Texans 4 75 to 6 20 western 4 75 to 6 25 stockers feeders 3 60 to 5 50 cows heifers 2 50 to 6 50 calves 6 50 to 7 50. Hogs receipts 29 000 steady with light 7 30 to 7 90 mixed 7 45 to 8 10 heavy 7 55 to 8 10 rough 7 55 to 7 75 Yorkers 0 55 to 7 85 pigs 6 25 to 7 10. Sheep receipts 20 000 lower natives 3 40 to 5 75 western 3 50 to 5 65 lambs 5 to 7 90 western 5 25 to 7 99.
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UNION
Western
Livestock Prices at Union Stock Yards July Report
Cattle receipts 4,000 unchanged hogs 9,000 steady with light 7.25 to 7.95 mixed 7.45 to 8.10 heavy 7.59 to 8.15 rough 7.50 to 8.15 Yorkers 7.75 to 7.85 pigs 6.25 to 7.15. sheep receipts 2,500 steady unchanged.
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UNION
Local Notes From Bailey Junction and Nearby Towns
Miss Florence Johnson of Bailey Junction visits town with friends. The Helping Hand held a picnic at the Warren cottage in Water mill on Wednesday. Mrs. John Geary spends summer with her mother at Coleman North Dakota. Mrs. Sarah Hall called on Mrs. C Kenyon and friends in Sparta. Mrs. C A Calkins hosted friends on Kilbourne Avenue Thursday afternoon. Julius Krueger, once a city resident, moves from Minocqua to Tomahawk as his new home. Mr and Mrs Frank Drew attended bankers convention on a boat trip to Mackinac Island. Miss Dottie Bernie and her sister Mrs C D Hubbard depart for Finley North Dakota to visit Mr and Mrs Geo E Horner.
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Mee
Spring Green
Wis
Tomah
Politka
Geo. Henry
Sparta
Dora Jordan
Minnesota
J. Rowan
Alice Skinner
Marshfield
F. O. Elwell
Chicago
Park
M. Syverson
John Brennan
Los Angeles
Cal
Grace Jennings
Warrens
Church
Lane
Ward
Collins
MacRoy
Dryer
R. E. Kyle
Rose Otto
New Hampton
Iowa
W. A. Lee
Eau Claire
Agnes Murray
Frank Spaulding
Madison
C. B. Kendrick
Davis
Oklahoma
R. E. Smith
Geo. QO. Murray
State Medical Society
Frank Kyle
Independence
Ed Hamilton
Milwaukee
George Kuckuck
Ladd, Ill
Mitchell Tuttle
Ed Heberlein
Henry Seflow
C. Fick
Florence Johnson
Bailey Junction
Warren Cottage
Watermill
John Geary
Coleman
N. D
Sarah Hall
C. Kenyon
Notice of Probate Hearing in La Crosse County Court
A special term of the County Court in La Crosse County Wisconsin will hear Andrew Fjeldstad as executor of Lena Coster's will. The August 10, 1909 proceeding seeks final account approval settlement and residue distribution of the estate. Ordered by the Court Winter and Esch attorneys.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
la Crosse
Andrew Fjelstad
Lena Coster
John Brindley
Probate notice in La Crosse County Wisconsin
In the Probate Court of La Crosse County Wisconsin Martin Olson Vig of La Crosse is deceased Letters of administration granted to Math Evans of La Crosse Wisconsin Creditors may present claims within six months after June 15 1909 for examination and allowance on December 21 1909 at 10 o’clock A M in the Court Room of the Court House La Crosse Wisconsin Dated June 15 1909 James Thompson Attorney for Estate
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Fredericka Joesten
la Crosse
Caroline Newburg
John Brindley
Martin Olson Vig
Math Evans
Market Opens With Mixed Gains in New York Stocks
Opening trading shows gains from fractions to over one point in several active issues led by Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Reading with mixed early shifts. By noon the market firmed with a general hardening tone and American Smelting and railroad stocks rebounded as investors bought more aggressively.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
United States Steel
Harriman
Chicago Livestock Prices at Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts 20 000 steady with beef steers 5 10 to 7 30 Texans 4 75 to 6 20 Westerns 4 80 to 6 25 stockers 3 60 to 5 25 cows and heifers 2 50 to 6 40 calves 6 to 7 59 Hogs receipts 10 000 weak light 7 40 to 8 05 mixed 7 60 to 8 25 Yorkers 7 95 to 8 05 heavy 7 65 to 8 05 Sheep receipts 13 000 weak to 10 cents lower natives 3 25 to 5 westerns 3 25 to 5 lambs 5 to 8 40 western 5 25 to 8
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Western
Chicago Produce Prices Active in Chicago Market
Prices across dairy and produce listed for July 6 in Chicago. Cheese ranges from 131 2 to 133 4 cents with Twins and Young Americas. new potatoes 70 to 75 cents. creamery butter extras 25 cents down to seconds 22. eggs first 19 1/2 cents, seconds 17 1/2. live poultry with turkeys 14 to 14 1/2 cents, fowls 13 1/2 to 14, ducks 11 to 11 1/2, geese 8 to 9 cents.
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Chicago
Lee Ree
Stawley Com. Co
City Scales
A. B. Moll
Cresee
Osc
Nseves Vscc
COGIC
Ak Snes oNis
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City Missouri July 6 cattle receipts 11.00 steady native steers 475 to 735 southern steers 4 to 5.80 southern cows 2.75 to 4.10 native cows and heifers 2.50 to 7 stockers and feeders 3.50 to 5 bulls 3 to 5 calves 3.75 to 7 western steers 4.75 to 6.40 western cows 3 to 4.75 hogs receipts 19000 up 5 to 10 cents bulk 7.70 to 8.10 heavy 8 to 8.19 packers 7.90 to 8.10 light 7.56 to 8 pigs 6.50 to 7.50 sheep receipts 6000 steady muttons 4 to 5 lambs 5.50 to 8.50 range wethers 4 to 5.25 range ewes 3.25 to 4.50
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Kansas City
Wheat and corn prices at Chicago market report
Cash wheat prices listed include No 2 red 135 dollars No 3 red 124 to 125 dollars No 1 northern spring 123 to 130 dollars with other grades not trading. Cash corn prices show No 2 at 70 and 72 percent with No 2 white 72 percent No 2 yellow 71 to 71 percent and No 3 various 69 to 70 percent and 72 percent for No 3 white and yellow 71 cents.
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Chicago
Wheat Market Opens Steady Then Drops as Provisions Rise
Chicago markets show wheat easing after a steady start, corn slipping while oats stay flat and provisions surge. Noon trading saw wheat up sharply earlier, with corn and oats largely unchanged. close featured lower July wheat and sharply lower corn and oats, with prices for fruits, vegetables, dairy, and meats listed by various firms.
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Chicago
Enthusiastic Socialist Local Meeting Discusses Cooperative Brotherhood
An eager gathering of the socialist local convened last evening to debate criticisms and discuss ways and means toward cooperative brotherhood.
Local Market Appears Stationary Through Morning
Local markets showed no change this morning with quotations remaining steady and no notable movements across items.
Glidden Tourists To Visit La Crosse July 15
President F P Hixon of the La Crosse Automobile Club announces the Glidden tourists will reach La Crosse on the afternoon of July 15, with 50 to 100 machines traveling via Norwalk Wilton Sparta and West Salem. Farmers and others along the route are urged to exercise caution to prevent runaways and accidents from frightened horses.
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F. P. Hixon
la Crosse
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