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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1908

Page

7

Tribune Wants Wanted Men to Learn Barber Trade

Classified listing shows multiple wants from Tribune: barber college offers shop setup or position after training. U S Army seeks able bodied unmarried men ages 18 to 35 who can read write and speak English. various job wants including experienced timers canvassers bell staff domestic help and a carrier boy. Listings include real estate and goods for sale.

Maler Barber College Chicago Ill U. S. Army United States Hotel Grand la Crosse Wis Badger Steel Roofing & Corry. Co 7Th Lax Fabric Implement Co Sir Farnam

For Rent Notices and Room Rentals in Local Listings

A cluster of rental notices lists houses and furnished rooms in several streets including 702 So 9th, 611 So 5th, and 333 No 9th, plus a modern eight room house with city heat and good location. Repairs offered for rubber boots by E Anderson at 932 California St with new phone 618R.

Cameron House W. A. Thompson Modern Steam Laundry Reliable Steam Laundry Holway Estate New Phone E. Anderson Caledonia St

Lost items and local services advertisement row

Found One lady s tan 2 button box coat on State Road Cooley. Owner can have same by calling and paying for ad. Lost One long brown glove between opera house and 5th and Main. Leave at Tribune. Dr. A Beerl ing physician and surgeon offers chronic ailment treatment with up to date methods. Hours 10 to 12 a.m. 2 to 4 p.m. Old phone 717 Vine St. La Crosse Mortgage and Loan Co. offers loans on furniture pianos horses wagons with no removal or publicity. 322 Main Street upstairs.

State Road Cooley Opera House 5Th Main Tribune A. Be.erling Vine St la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co Main Street

Panhandle Texas Land Appeal Attracts Home Seekers

The Panhandle of Texas is pitched as a land of opportunity for buyers and investors with Reed Allen Realty Co promising to pay your fare to the Panhandle to inspect farmland. The ad urges talks at the local office and offers incentives for visits to evaluate land purchases. It also notes insurance rates and discounted services from C S Van Auken and the yd Transfer Co and contains a cautionary line about proper invitation etiquette for a girl.

the Panhandle Texas Panhandle Reed Alien Realty Co Wm. Tisch Mgr Main St la Crosse Wis

GT ESS La Crosse Drops To Fourth Place

Fond du Lac defeats La Crosse 9-1 with key two-base hits by Dolan and strong pitching from Parish. Wisser, Bauer, Warren and Dolan steal multiple bases as Fond du Lac climbs, while Saint Parish records three strikeouts and Rowley adds relief work. Time 2:12.

LA Crosse Rowley Porgis Stange Parish Fond du Lac Dolan Anklam Pinkney Wisser Bauer Warren Curtis Nichols White Converse

La Crosse Players Set Hitting and Fielding Records

The La Crosse team tallies season records through July 16, detailing top hitters and fielders as compiled in the latest club statistics. Strong names and exact numbers support the list of leaders across batting and defense.

la Crosse

Oconomowoc Yacht Club to Host Thirtieth Regatta Weekend

The Oconomowoc Yacht Club announces its thirtieth annual regatta on Lac la Belle Friday and Saturday. Entries include one design boat for the Kohl cup at 11 a.m. Friday and two classes A and B yachts for the cup at 3 p.m. Friday with several named boats and sailors competing. Saturday features classes A and B for the O. Y. C. challenge cup at 11 a.m. and a final one design race at 3 p.m. for the club cup.

Oconomowoc Wis Oconomowoc Yacht Club Lac la Belle C. E. Kohl VW. N. Pelouze Graham Bars John P. Kohl Camp van Dyke Hamilton Bros Douglas Petit Gardner Green Frederick Adler Richard Mullen Lester Armour Philip Armour W. N. Pelouze Minniewoc George Bullen D. W. Buchanan Comet III Fred Pabst Handy Andy I P. A. Valentine la Belle Handy Andy II Philip Invader

No, I was not mad about the furnace fire last winter

The remark questions whether anger over a furnace fire is justified. It frames the incident as a winter mishap and hints at tempered reactions rather than blame.

Sherrard Heads the Foresters

St. Paul, Minn. July 22. The United Order of Foresters convention elected officers including Supreme ranger R. C. Sherrard of Chicago and Supreme vice ranger J. B. McGilligan of Duluth. Other new leaders named were Supreme secretary George W. Blann of Milwaukee Supreme treasurer William A. Stolz of Indianapolis and several top officers from Chicago St. Paul Whitewater Wis. and Milwaukee.

ST. Paul Minn United Order of Foresters R. C. Sherrard Chicago J. B. McGilligan Duluth George W. Blann Milwaukee William A. Stolz Indianapolis James Schoonmaker T. A. Richiman H. A. Loomer

Local Names Listed From Indiana Woodward Area

Inner Woodward L D Collins Kingsbury Ind Outer Woodward J B La Plant St Paul are named in a regional notice listing residents and locations connected to the Woodward area. The fragment records individuals and towns central to the inquiry.

Inner Woodward L. D. Collins Kingsbury, Ind Outer Woodward J. B. la Plant St. Paul

Body Found Along Track in Medora North Dakota

An unidentified man’s mangled body was found scattered along a railroad track in Medora this morning. He is believed to be a tramp, with no identifying marks on the corpse. Authorities search for clues to his identity.

Medora N. D

Worry About What Truly Matters Says An Old Adage

A reflection notes that half the population spend half their time fretting over irrelevant concerns. The author urges focus on matters of real consequence rather than trivial anxieties.

The Flip Mr. Flop at the Bijou this week

The fast paced comedy by Welch Francis and company features a large Irish mother and her children with a young man intruding on the family. Grotesque dress and the mother’s lines draw uproarious reactions from the audience as moving pictures accompany the show.

Welch, Francis and Company

Lynching Fear Quelled After Mo Bridge Robbery Mob Action

Four men seized at James Wrigley lumber yard in Mo Bridge after a safe blowing were nearly lynched by a mob. Cooler heads and promise of prompt prosecution saved the suspects as townsfolk pride themselves on crime free records in the region.

Aberdeen S&s. D James Wrigley Mobridge Minnesota Dakotas

Salary Stop Date Fire Chief Resigns in Crookston

Insurance men investigate Crookston fire department after the resignation of Thomas Morris the chief who had $65 a month plus $4 per fire salary. The council cut pay to $5 per fire with no base salary triggering Morris to resign upon returning from Dallas where he attended Elks events.

Crookston Minn Thomas Morris Morris Dallas Texas Lodge of the Elks

Ryther Murder Opinion From Pleasant Grove Coroner

The Pleasant Grove coroner believes James Ryther of Pleasant Grove was beaten robbed and drowned in the Little Cannon river near Cannon Falls. A girl said to witness the act has been found but the murderer remains unknown.

Rochester Minn James Ryther Pleasant Grove Little Cannon River Cannon Falls

Bonds denied new Glyndon school building plan

NorthWest brief reports Glyndon School District No. 1 defeated a bonding project for a new school and chose to enlarge and improve the current building. The item appears among several regional briefs noting local government and civic actions.

Child nearly fatally poisoned by blueing and kerosene

In Mankato Minnesota a three year old girl visiting her grandmother in Harrington Nebraska drank from a bottle of blueing then from a kerosene can. A doctor treated her and she was pulled through.

Mankato, Minn Stone Harrington, Neb Judge

Chicago Market Summary for July Cattle and Hogs

Daily markets report steady cattle prices with beef at 5.85 to 8.00 dollars and stockers 2.70 to 4.60. Hogs rise five cents with light hogs 6.10 to 6.70 and heavy hogs 6.40 to 6.80. Sheep decline ten cents with natives 2.70 to 4.40 and lambs 4.00 to 6.69.

Chicago Finley Barrel Co Minneapolis

Market News Quoted Prices for Poultry and Livestock

New York poultry keeps steady while butter eggs and cheese shift slightly. Kansas City live stock reports show cattle at 6.50 to 7.50, hogs 6.50 to 6.57, stockers 3 to 5.75, pigs 5 to 5.75, sheep muttons 4 to 4.50, lambs 5.75 to 6.00, with varying gains and losses.

New York Kansas City

Stock market steadies as Westinghouse leads gains then slips

In early trading July 22 New York stocks show Westinghouse up over 14 points, General Electric rises to 148 1 2, New York Air Brake climbs to 79 amid strength before a late hour selloff. Market eyes court decision in Standard Oil case with broad activity and mixed government bonds. Grain and commodity notes follow with exports and local price quotes from multiple traders.

New York Westinghouse General’ Electric New York Air Brake United States Court of Appeals Standard Oil Bull Reading U. P

Local market notes on vegetable prices and changes

The market shows few changes with vegetable quotes by A B Moll. Summer squash is added at 5 cents. Wax beans peaches apricots watermelons and green corn fall in price while gooseberries are removed from the market.

Listman Milling Co A. B. Moll Langdon & Boyd H. M. Sieger J. C. Burns Elberta California Sacok

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