Barber College Offers Training And Positions In Chicago
Multiple classified notices advertise Moler Barber College in Chicago offering training with equipment and diplomas, plus job placement. Additional ads seek U S Army volunteers ages 18 to 35, experienced timers for Badger Steel Roofing and Corry Co., canvassers for Fabric Implement Co. in La Crosse, a boy for Eagle Hotel, and sales agents for National Window Cleaner Co. and Standard Supply Co. in Cincinnati.
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U. S. Army
United States
Hotel Grand
la Crosse
Wis
Badger Steel Roofing & Corry. Co
7Th
Lax
Fabric Implement Co
Farnam St St
Eagle Hotel
National Window Cleaner
National Window Cleaner Co
Dayton
Ohio
Standard Supply Co
Whiteman St
Cincinnati
Help Wanted Multiple Classified Ads
Help wanted notices include female salesladies and waitresses for Saengerfest picnic at Fair Grounds, a first class laundress, a girl or woman in family of two, two waitresses at Cameron House, a girl for general house work at 416 So 6th St, a girl for general house work at 525 S 5th St, and a cook for a house boat opposite city.
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Fair Grounds
6Th St
S. 5Th St
W. A. Thompson
For Rent and Lost Items in La Crosse Listings
Classified notices list multiple rental properties on South 9th and 5th, 6th Streets, Jackson, and Tribune building, plus furnished rooms in Tri bune Bideg and other addresses. Lost pocketbook and handbag reported with rewards and return directions to local contacts, plus a loan offer from La Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co. for salaried individuals using valuables as collateral.
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la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
Hay Load Brought In From St. Josephs Ridge
Joe Stroeh delivered a load of hay from St. Josephs Ridge Saturday morning. The Coast and other points benefit from reduced rates offered by the Transfer Co of Minneapolis Minnesota.
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The
Yd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Joe Stroeh
St. Joseph's Ridge
Panhandle land boom offered by Reed Allen Realty
The Panhandle of Texas is pitched as a land of opportunity for home seekers and investors. Reed Allen Realty Co. promotes farm land purchases with invites to visit the local Panhandle office and offers to pay travel for buyers to view properties. William Tisch, manager, 533 Main St., La Crosse, Wisconsin.
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Panhandle
Texas
Reed Allen Realty Co
Wm. Tisch, Mgr
Main St
la Crosse
Wis
Local Notes and Social Roundup for Sparta Wisconsin
Sparta residents host visitors and travelers as relatives return from Minneapolis and Chicago. Notable items include hotel managers Meritt sisters taking over the Park hotel, plans for Chas Terrell to open a new Reedsburg hotel, and Prof. C. M. Sanford joining Platteville normal as geology and physical geography professor.
Warn Against Circus Thieves in La Crosse
Chief of Police John Weber warns residents to beware of circus sneak thieves who ring doors claim questions then enter with a skeleton key. He urges telephoning police for any fake talks and to keep doors and windows bolted when away from home.
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John Weber
la Crosse
Weber
Former Y. W. C. A. Secretary Lida Wilson Dead
Miss Lida Wilson formerly secretary of the La Crosse Y W C A died in London Ontario at 3 30 PM Monday after a four week post operative illness Her father Henry T Wilson of St Catharines Ontario died that day at 5 50 PM at his home following a four month post operative illness The double funeral was held Wednesday noting her city ties and the family tragedy shock to La Crosse friends.
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Leslie Kenyon
Tomah
J. A. Gleis
Rebecca Crans
Independence
Kansas
D. C. Hope
Chicago
Park
C. M. & St. P. Depot
Merritt Sisters
Chas. Terrell
Reedsburg
Orvis Mullen
West Court Street
F. Thom
Mullen
Minneapolis
H. Wiede
A. Siedschlag
Columbus
Wis
Tom Coles
Grace Bovee
la Crosse
Edna Jackson
Lida Wilson
The
la Crosse Y. W. C. A
Henry T. Wilson
St. Catherines
Ontario
Miss Wilson
Victoria Hospital
London
Ont
Mr. Wilson
Saloonkeeper Fined for Kicking Patron Out
Peter Webber the North Side saloonkeeper was fined one dollar plus costs totaling six dollars and ten cents after he kicked out Peter Peterson and his family when beer was refused. The dispute began with a demanded beer and escalated into a quarrel ending with Peterson being expelled.
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Peter Peterson
Peter Webber
North Side
Webber
Peterson
Wisconsin plans to expand state institutions after census rise
Wisconsin board of control reports a general rise in state institution populations except Waupun prison. Oshkosh northern insane hospital grows, Wales tuberculosis sanatorium opens with 53 patients. The state considers building more cottages and possibly a hospital for criminal insane while studying totals across all facilities.
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Madison
Wis
State Board of Control
Waupun
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Sanatorium
Wales
State Hospital
Mendota
Northern Insane Hospital
Oshet Ey En Haben
Chippewe
Pals
Sarata On Ae
Green Bay
Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Board of Control
United States
Massachusetts
Storm Damages Central Wisconsin and Wrecks Train
Severe storms across central Wisconsin cause crop losses with corn and rye flattened by hail and wind. Lightning strikes destroy a Bear Creek warehouse with $8,000 loss. a passenger train near Clintonville nearly halted by felled trees. several buildings and fronts damaged near Ingram. No fatalities reported.
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Wausau
Wis
Eland Junction
New London
P. H. Murphy Company
Bear Creek
Welcome
Clintonville
Ashland
Northwestern Road
Tony
Ingram
Here
Handicap golf match crowns senior champion at Schaghticoke
In rain plagued eighteenth hole play at Schaghticoke Golf Club, bogey for the eighteen holes stood at 84 while Faturday’s field of over fifty and under fifty battled to finish. Augustus M. Tourtellette won the over fifty trophy as twenty two players completed scores amid heavy putting on wet greens.
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Schaghticoke
Golfbrook
Augustus M. Tourtellette
Kenosha
Josten Windows Attract Anglers In La Crosse Display
The Josten Hardware windows in La Crosse feature two camping scenes with a cottage by a river and a pavilion by a lake. John Young implemented Mr. Josten’s idea with green cedar backdrops and skylines showing hammocks and fish nets. The displays emphasize sporting goods and the store’s belief that good displays drive sales.
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Josten Hardware Company
la Crosse
Josten
John Young
Decorators Prep Shops for Dentists Convention Week
Gangs of decorators worked across the business district decorating storefronts for the dentists state convention and the Northwestern Saengerfest meeting in town this week. George B. Rose Henry Reger and Fred Heil were first to place their decorations this morning as others follow suit.
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George B. Rose
Henry Reger
Fred Heil
Local brief highlights Victorian era state news
Wausaukee fines for selling brook trout Eddie C Miller $25 Fred Toutloof Guilty fined $10 Whitewater painter Philo Crofoot fall injuries Barn fires hit Walworth county four barns damaged Delavan birthday for Mrs Francisco 97 Bayfield county settler influx higher than ever Sheboygan pearl oyster outbreak crop loss 1 third harvest 14 survivors 1861 cavalry reunion Aug 15 16 Pines Grove Buena Vista road contracts eight miles Viola harvest home picnic Aug 26 Delavan assembly Aug 6 Judge Willis Brown speaks Manufacture a Man Retirement of F Latimer National Bank of Delavan president cash to Kendrick
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Wausaukee
Eddie C. Miller
Fred Toutloof
Whitewater
Delavan
Philo Crofoot
Walworth
Francisco
N. O. Francisco
Washburn
Bayfield County
Sheboygan
Oastbury
Manitowoc County
Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry
Stevens Point
Pine Grove
Buena Vista
Viola
Frank Cate
Cate
Delavan Assembly
Willis Brown
Salt Lake
F. Latimer
National Bank of
Mounted troops arrive as Camp Douglas encampment nears end
At Camp Douglas Wisconsin July 20 the Milwaukee mounted units Troop A Battery A and the Second Regiment arrive. The Second Regiment is weaker than the other two regiments but more men arrived yesterday. A heavy rain drenched the area after the last Second Regiment section arrived. Battery members worry over Quartermaster Sergeant Herbert J. MacArthur who reportedly fell from a baggage car at West Allis and sustained a crushed foot. A soldier initially said a troop member fell from the train, but a roll call confirmed it was the battery quartermaster.
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Camp Douglas
Wis
Milwaukee Mounted Organizations
Herbert J. MacArthur
West Allis
Westphal
Eau Claire Chosen by Labor Meeting In Wisconsin
The seventeenth annual Wisconsin State Federation of Labor convention ends in Eau Claire. Frank J. Weber and Fred Brockhausen are reelected Milwaukee officials, with a slate of executives named from Milwaukee and Eau Claire. Delegates to AFL Denver and Farmers' Society events are announced, with alternates listed. The closing note states success comes to those who work while waiting.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Eau Claire
Frank J. Weber
Milwaukee
Fred Brockhausen
James Sheehan
Will Hamann
Miwaukee
F. B. Hillstead
Henry Skidmore
Madison
Will Kaufman
Ken
Foreign Markets New York Stocks Push Higher at Open
New York stocks opened strongly with gains fading in early trading. By hour end the list stood near the morning high as profits were booked and demand resurfaced. Government bonds were unchanged while other issues moved irregularly. Estimated car shipments and clearances for wheat corn oats hogs and flour were listed.
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New York
Chicago Market Reports Hover Over Livestock and Grains
Chicago market reports show cattle at 14 000 head with prices 10 to 15 cents higher and hogs 42 000 with 10 to 15 cents lower, plus extensive grain and dairy price listings from New York, plus wholesale and fruit prices and shipping data across several commodities. The note ends with a quip about a ship lacking a captain.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Listman Milling Co
California
Langdon & Boyd
Rogers
H. M. Sieger
A. B. Moll
J. C. Burns
Local farmers trade hay oats and hogs on Saturday market
Tolef Hetland brought hay from La Crosse Ridge. August Hamker sold hay from Botswick Valley. Herman Kruseche and F Nuenemacher sold oats with buys in Chaseburg and South Ridge. Joe Stadler Hokah and J Ponzier North Ridge marketed oats and a hog. Ben Trekner sold two loads hay from Pine Creek. Otto Nickolai Mormon Coulee, Louis Nickolai Mormon Coulee, George Schaffer State Road Coulee sold hay or straw Saturday.
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Tolef Hetland
la Crosse Ridge
August Hamker
Botswick
Herman Kruseche
Chaseburg
Joe Stadler
Hokah
F. Nuenemacher
South Ridge
F. C. Kramer
Botswick Valley
J. Ponzier
North Ridge
Ben Trekner
Pine Creek
Otto Nickolai
Mormon Coulee
Louis Nickolai
George Schaffer
State Road Coulee
Local Market Sees One Cent Egg Price Rise
Local markets show no other changes as Hawley Commission sets a one cent rise in fresh egg quotation. Stores prepare for circus day and Saengerfest week with a strong run in provisions anticipated.
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Hawley Commission Company
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Tribune
Moler Barber College
Ill
Pine St
City
Denton
Smith & Batchelder
Barnes
Cordell
N. 3Rd
G. R. Hodge
Caledonia, Minn
Salem
S. D
P. M. Fuos
Caledonia Minn
Lake View Resort
French Island
P. H. Sheldon
Bangor
N. 6Th St
Jackson
Tribune Bideg
Teber Boots
E. Anderson
Caledonia St. Newphone
LLM
11Th
Pine
Vine
C. N. Hawley
A. Beerling
Vine St
C. S. van Auken
Pearl St
Schick & Roth—Batavian Bank
H. W. Baker
Runckel
State St
Sparta
Pearl Lawson
Winona
Sidna
John Justice
White, N. D
Wyocena
Viroqua
Bill Roberts
Carl Blackman
Department of Publicity
Miller Bros
Sylvia Richardson
Grace Sarles
Margaret Laing
Gladys Morse
Doris Esch
Ida Jones
Delia Merrill
F. O. Morse
C. M. Beebe
Trout Falls
C. M. Sanford
Plattville Normal
Wisconsin News
Ing
F. A. Holbrook
Ng L. C. Colman
F. A. Copeland
C. H. Sherman
J. B. Funke
Alf. James
G. H. Ray
A. M. Tourtellotte
R. Gordon
A. T. Holmes
H. L. Colman
P. M. Gelatt
G. M. Heath
C. J. Felber
H. J. Hirshheimer
E. J. Evans
R. C. Whelpley
C. S. van Au
LABOR
Grain Opinions
Liverpool Cables
America
Australia
Danube
India
Russia
J.C. Burns
Henry Andregg
Lituburger
Langdon-Boyd Pa Sons Isk
Snlese
Hawrey
Seedseesiess
Dec
Cews
Eee
Eree
Market Personals
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