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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1908

Page

7

Floods Drown Five in Nemaha River Region and Lincoln Suffers Major Flood

Five members of the Doyle family drown when a flood lifts their Nemaha bottoms home and carries it into the swollen Nemaha river near Madilla Nebraska. In Minnesota John O Rigan aged fourteen and Joseph Swanson nine drown at a Wanamingo dam while bathing. Lincoln endures its worst flood with at least five dead and extensive property damage as residents seek shelter and rail service halts.

Madilla Neb Nemaha River John Doyle Doyles Nemaha Red Wing Minn John O. Rigan Joseph Swanson Wanamingo Lincoln John Nelson Henry Amed Schuester Gillard Nicolas

Financial and livestock market brief from Chicago and Kansas City

Foreign Markets Livestock reports cattle hogs and sheep prices in Chicago and Kansas City with declines noted. New York stocks show early gains with rail shares advancing and government bonds steady. Washington notes wheat conditions and New York prices for poultry butter eggs and cheese.

Kansas City N. Y New York St. Paul

The Druggist’s Display Promises Profitable Classifieds

The Tribune Classified Columns guide readers to the largest line of profits in drug commerce. The glowing bottle light signals where to find drug-related opportunities daily. Glancing through these pages becomes a habit that pays and misses bring regret.

Tribune

Help Wanted and For Sale Classified Snippet

Help wanted items include barber college training in Chicago Illinois U S Army recruiting in La Crosse Wisconsin and local dining room and house work positions. Multiple sale listings note nine room house two cottages corner lot Smith Batchelder Addition and various household items for sale in La Crosse area with addresses and prices.

City Denton Smith & Batchelder Tribune

For Rent Listings Include Furnished Front Room and Modern Homes

Furnished front room at 611 So. 5th and a new modern house at 1162 State St are available through Fred Itman. Another strict modern room can be enquired at 1120 King. A two story and room house with bath electric light and gas is offered at 1002 S. 8th St with reasonable rent.

State St Fred Itman King S. 8Th St

Lost handbag and loan ads in La Crosse notices

Black evening bag lost between Milwaukee and Northwestern depots with a reward offer to return to the Tribune Office at Schick Roth Hatavian Bank Building. Plus La Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co and Reed Allen Realty Co promote loans and Panhandle Texas land opportunities with travel offers.

Milwaukee Northwestern Tribune la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co Main Street the Panhandle Texas Panhandle Reed Allen Realty Co Wm. Tisch, Mgr Main St la Crosse Wis

Tornado Insurance Rates Listed for Local Residents

Insurance ad shows premiums of four dollars per thousand for thirty two years and six dollars per thousand for six years. Provided by C. S. Van Auken of 328 Pearl Street with contact details included.

van Auken

WANTED Help in Engraving Trade and Other Jobs

Miscellaneous help wanted notices include teaching half tone and zinc etching for 100 dollars with potential earnings of 20 to 30 dollars weekly. Other ads seek a sober coachman, daily cooking or nursing, or housekeeping for a widower. Also offered 15 cents for Tribune May 27 1908 copies and a plea to return a velocipede from 12231 Madison St.

National Engraving Co Winnebago Tribune Madison St

All Road Houses Win Licenses in West Salem District

All road houses except Jack Bennet obtained new licenses to operate for another year at West Salem resorts. Rumors of orgies linked to Campbell area houses prompted expected opposition, though licenses were granted for 1909 with revocation only for disobedience of laws or disorderly conduct. Bennet remains undecided about staying, hence no license.

West Salem Jack Bennet Campbell

Heaviest Iowa Man Adam Strubel Buried in Eagle Center

Ad am Strubel the heaviest man in Iowa, aged forty three, was buried at Eagle Center. He weighed 500 pounds and required a coffin thirty inches wide eight feet long and two feet deep. The casket would not fit the hearse lowering device and eight pallbearers used straps. Undertakers had to cut away part of the bedroom wall to remove the body after his farming life.

Waterloo Iowa Adam Strubel Eagle Center Strubel

Johnson loses claim despite illness in North Dakota case

Edward Johnson, treated in Grand Forks county hospital for tuberculosis of the leg, will not lose his claim. Williston land office officials ruled his four month illness sufficient cause to abandon his claim and dismissed Catinka Visdahl's case.

Grand Forks Edward Johnson Williston Land Office Johnson Catinka Visdahl

Drunk Woman Holds Up Lunch Counter in Rochester Bust

A woman calling herself Mrs Adolph Nelson from near St Paul entered a Rochester rooming house then stole a knife and dishes at a lunch counter and threatened the cashier. Police captured her. She appeared before a city justice admitting intoxication and disarray and blaming morphine and beer.

Rochester Minn Adolph Nelson St. Paul

Deadwood Mayor Fights Red Light Resorts in City War

Deadwood South Dakota July 8 Mayor Adams orders police to close lower town red light resorts and round up occupants. Officials plan to remove offenders or levy long jail terms to curb notoriety and ease pedestrian passage through the city.

Deadwood S. D Adams

Woman Dies After Bite During Quarrel in Iowa City

Mrs Mary McElroy of Iowa City died from blood poisoning after a man bit her during a quarrel. The assailant's identity was not learned. Infection progressed while she lived alone and lacked medical help, dying en route to the hospital.

Iowa City Iowa Mary McElroy

Turners Reach Clinton on Long Hike toward Chicago

A party of five Davenporters from the Turner association completed a long hike to Clinton, Iowa, during their planned walk to Chicago. The group traversed towns and countryside as part of their outdoor trek.

Clinton Iowa Turner Association Chicago

Frank Wister Hurt in Fall From Load Near Brewery

Frank Wister, driver for Heileman Brewing, fell from a load of boxes near the brewery in the forenoon or early afternoon on Tuesday and sustained several minor injuries. Patrolman Hefti assisted him to his home at Tenth and Jackson Street.

Frank Wister Heileman Brewing Company Hefti Tenth Jackson Street

Scarlet fever outbreak delays Nebraska during fleet cruise

Scarlet fever has broken out on the battleship Nebraska. The ship did not depart with the fleet on Tuesday and will be held in quarantine in San Francisco, delaying its world cruise participation.

San Francisco Cal Nebraska

Six Different Animal Bites Treated at St Marys Hospital

Six patients were treated at St. Marys hospital for bites from six different animals including a dog, a cat, a rat, a kissing bug, a mule, and a parrot.

Philadelphia St. Mary's Hospital

Northwest in Brief Iowa Falls and Sioux Falls items

Northwest in Brief reports that Iowa Falls records 112 to 4 marriage ratio and repeats last year’s total, Sioux Falls notes Brookings county farmers form a telephone cooperative to consolidate lines under one HQ, and Belle Fourche sees 250 miles log float suggesting a large sawmill may be built locally by investors.

Iowa Falls Minn Grant County Sioux Falls S. D Brookings County Belle Fourche S&s

Wholesale and retail produce price list with multiple vendors

Market prices from Listman Milling and other sellers include eggs butter vegetables and fruits with items such as potatoes cabbage and peaches. Quoted by Langdon Boyd H. Sieger J. Burns and Howey Co. lists and regional pricing for wholesale and retail including lard, ham, bacon, lard, and various fruits and vegetables.

Listman Milling Co A. B. Moll Efelee Langdon & Boyd J. C. Burns California Listman Uilling Co A. Grams & Son Langdon-Boyd Packing Co Vis Howey Com. Co Asees

Grain and Livestock Market Outlook and Openings

Chicago grains seen weak with favorable weather and a government report due near close. analysts advise buying wheat corn and oats on dips for quick profits. Hog supplies larger than expected with prices higher despite bullish news, while cattle and sheep receipts and futures show mixed directions across markets.

Chicago Miner & Co Inter-Ocean Omaha Kansas City Liverpool

Market Personalities Span Hay Shocks and Local Visits

Shelby resident Louis Kosh brought in two loads of hay while William Layman delivered a fine hay load from West Salem Road. Chippewa County trader Louis Broksch sold a load from his Dakota Minnesota farm. Many locals in town over the weekend, including Carl Workman, Mrs. Striker, and parents Mr. and Mrs. C H Workman, plus Fred Witt and family visiting from Bangor. Visits to La Crosse noted by Miss Cora Beach, Theo Sandy, Theo Jones, and Mr. Pingree, with J M Smith and Roy traveling to La Crosse and W H Harrington making a business trip there.

Louis Kosh Shelby William Layman West Salem Road Louis Broksch Chipmunk Coulee Dakota, Minn Carl Workman Striker C. H. Workman Fred Witt Mr. Witt Bangor Theo Sandy Nadine Theo. Jones la Crosse Cora Beach Dick Nagle Mr. Pingree D. W. Peters J. M. Smith Roy W. H. Harrington

Local Markets Steady With No Price Changes

Markets held steady with prices unchanged from yesterday. Expectation of many new fruit and vegetable items this week signals upcoming shift in available produce.

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Minnesota Northwest John Rigan Red King Washington, D. C Maler Barber College Ill U. 8S United States Hotel Grand Badger Steel Roofing & Corre. Co 7Th Lax St. Vassers Farnam St Hotel Bronson Allen Hotel Vine St Union Hotel Ferry St Denham Mrest Cavanaugh & Smith's Badger Pacific Coast the Transfer Co Minneapolis Mine Schick & Roth Hatavian Bank E. Anderson Caledonia St Viavi Cecelia Maloney Mer Photography H. W. Baker Runckel Campbell Falls Through Bennet Roger Sullivan Bryan Cook County Denver USA H. M. Sieger Henry Andregg Limburger Ted Ned Market Personals
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