Multiple Wanted Ads Sweep Across City Listings
A dense run of help wanted notices from various employers in La Crosse and Chicago lists positions: barber college recruitments, U S Army recruiting, timers for Badger Steel Roofing, canvassers for Fabric Implement Co, collectors for Tribune contact, cooks and hotel dining staff, housework and laundry roles, and saleswomen for Ready-to-Wear Garments. The notices show common city employment openings and contact details.
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U. S. Army
United States
Hotel Grand
la Crosse
Wis
Badger Steel Roofing & Corry. Co
Lax
Fabric Implement Co
Farnam St
Tribune Office
For Sale Multiple Homes and Shop Equipment
Several properties and items offered for sale. Nine room house with barn and good water at 1322 Pine St. Eight room house with barn on large lot plus two cottages at 1227 Denton. Corner lot 50 by 150 in Smith Batchelder Addition, cash sale at once. 1144 Barnes iron foot power lathe with tools, small forge and anvil, cordell. Set of engineering books with Scranton School Models, cheap at once. Apply at Tribune.
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Pine St
City
Denton
Smith & Batchelder
Tribune
Barnes
Cordell
For Sale Classified Notices from Bangor Area
Multiple items offered including a Bay horse four years old well broken single or double inquire P H Sheldon Bangor an improved farm 1160 acres near Bangor running water in pasture price and terms if taken at once upright pianos slightly used 75 dollars and up 910 S 7th St Ar Ruhoff horses harnesses buggies 127 N 3rd G R Hodge encyclopedia of Law set bargain address B F care of Tribune 160 acres good farm land cheap for cash or trade 804 Cass St Smith Premier No 2 typewriter 303 McMillan Bldg
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P. H. Sheldon
Bangor
S. 7Th St
Ar Ruhoff
Encyclopedia of Law
B. F
Tribune
Cass St
Smith Premier No
McMillan
Prairie du Chien
Wis
A. L
Care Tribune
H. B. Budda
J. E. Tordt
Care Reiman & Tordt
Main
Gilbertson Land Co
Melrose
la Crosse
Jackson
Monroe
Upper
Burns Valley
la Crosse County
W. H. Hemstock
Vote-Berger Company
West Ave
South
For Rent Listings Include Multiple City Rooms and Homes
Classified notices advertise rooms and houses for rent at 702 South 9th Street 611 South 5th Street 609 South 5th Street and other addresses. A modern furnished front room in Tribune Building second floor and a brick house at 416 South 7th are mentioned along with a Holway estate contact 194-C and inquiries at 914 South 9th Street.
Reward Offered for Return of Stoddard Hotel Watch
A notice promises a $5000 reward to the person who returns a gold watch and fob stolen from the men's toilet room at the Stoddard hotel. It asks the thief to return the items at once with no questions asked.
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Stoddard
Stenography Service Listing at 311 McMillan Building
Public stenography service advertises stenographers at 311 McMillan Building with old phone 5885 and new phone 452 A for contact. The compact notice highlights availability for transcription work and shorthand services.
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McMillan
Panhandle land sale offer from Reed Allen Realty
Reed Allen Realty Co and manager William Tisch invite buyers to visit Panhandle farms. They will pay travel expenses to the Panhandle for those who intend to buy land, inviting investors and home seekers to discuss options at their La Crosse Wisconsin office.
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the Panhandle
Texas
Panhandle
Reed Allen Realty Co
Wm. Tisch, Mgr
Main St
la Crosse
Wis
Loans Made Salaried People on Furniture Planes Wagons
La Crosse Mortgage and Loan Company at 323 Main Street offers loans to salaried people for furniture, planes, horses, and wagons with no removal or publicity.
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la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
Sewing by the Day Call at 423 Cass Street
A brief public notice invites sewing services by the day with a contact at 423 Cass Street. The item cites a local request for temporary seamstress work and provides a street address for inquiries.
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Cass St
Pyromaniac Sets Ten Fires in Minneapolis Wholesale District
Unidentified arsonist equipped with a torch and kerosene soaked paper started ten blazes in Minneapolis downtown wholesale district on Monday evening. Fires struck Hennepin Trading, Zimmerman & Stone, Northwestern hotel, Market hotel, George Day stables, Gordon warehouse and several others causing about 2000 dollars in losses. the culprit escaped as fire crews battled multiple blazes.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Hennepin Trading House
Hennepin Avenue
Zimmerman & Stone
Sale
Second Street
Northwestern
First Avenue
First Street
George Day
Market Hotel
B. Gordon
Martin's
Samuel Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Igo Express Company
Gordon
Iowa Falls to Pay Park Commissioners for First Time
Iowa Falls council adopts state law payroll for park commissioners at ten dollars per thousand population. Each commissioner will earn forty dollars annually. The item marks a historic change for the city. Another brief notes a Spencer harvest festival discussio n in McCook county. Westhope reports a third gas well larger than its predecessors with two million cubic feet capacity. In Iowa Falls Rev C H Stull leads push to install a new pipe organ costing about three thousand dollars, possibly debt free. Louis Kramer is recommended for McGregor postmaster by Congressman Haugen.
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Iowa Falls
Board of Park Commissioners
Sioux Falls
S. D
Spencer
McCook County
Westhope
N. D
C. H. Stull
First Baptist Church
Church Society
Elkader
Louis Kramer
Haugen
McGregor
Sunstruck man commits suicide near Sturgis
Fred Loffel about thirty years old hanged himself in the hay mow of the Charles hotel feed barn after slashing his left wrist. He came from Switzerland years ago with parents there. Once employed on a local farm he had recently suffered sunstroke which is believed to have unsettled his mind.
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Sturgis
S D
Fred Loffel
Charles Hotel
Loffel
Switzerland
Swimmer Ben Lester Dies From Fright at Cedar Falls
Ben Lester twenty one of Mitchell South Dakota died in Waterloo after being startled while swimming with companions. He stepped into a deep hole and heart failure followed but lung examination showed no water in the airways. Lester had been living with his grandparents near Cedar Falls.
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Waterloo
Ben Lester
Mitchell, S. D
Cedar Falls
Lester
Fuji-Ko Japanese Actress Impresses New York Audiences
Fuji-ko the little Japanese actress gains social and dramatic notice in New York. She advocates authentic Japanese plays while facing stage managers and modern realism. Her English education and English father shaped her style, yet American audiences may laugh at primitive methods, risking lost art.
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Fuji-ko
New York
Japan
Fujiko
England
Criterion
Widow loses $250 and a prized diamond ring
Mrs. W. H. Singer, widow of Capt. W. H. Singer, was robbed at the St. Louis hotel in Duluth during dinner. The thief took $250 in currency and a $400 ring made to order with diamonds, the latter a cherished gift from her husband. She will accept return of the ring. the money is less important to her.
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Duluth
Uly
W. H. Singer
St. Louis
Nine Gilbert saloonkeepers arrested for slot machine operation
In Eyelet h Minn nine Gilbert saloonkeepers were arrested for operating slot machines. Twenty one machines were seized and will be destroyed. Some tampered with before court examination and contents removed. Cash totaling $260 found in boxes returned to owners.
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Eyeleth
Minn
Gilbert
Stolen liquor turns deadly in Sisseton dance crowd
Four Sioux Indians die after drinking wood alcohol stolen from a farmer near the Sisseton agency. Red Bird his wife and Stevens and his wife died after taking the liquor for an Indian dance. Others who drank some liquor survived.
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Sisseton, S. D
Sisseton Agency
Red Bird
Stevens
Judge Aiken Continues Kauffman Case Argument
The fourth day of Judge Aiken's argument in the Kauffman case continued yesterday. He spent yesterday reviewing the case evidence and is expected to return to the prosecution's methods in his closing as the session progresses.
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Pierre
Aiken
Kauffman
Market Personalities Feature Local Hay Trades
The report lists numerous farmers and residents such as Frank Oertel J Marquardt H Wolf Tolof Hetlard Koethe Herman Williams William Finn Levi Kathan J Plank William Horahan William Goode and William Miller who marketed and sold hay or oats at the local market. It notes hay sent to local buyers and mentions a joke line about marriage for money being counterfeit.
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Frank Oertel
Smith’s Coulee
J. Marquardt
Dakota
H. Wolf
Smith's Coulee
Tolof Hetlard
la Crosse Ridge
H. Koethe
Brownsville
Herman Williams
William Finn
Pine Creek
Levi Kathan
North Ridge
J. Plank
William Horahan
William Goode
South Ridge
William Miller
Mormon Coulee
Cattle and Hogs Steady as Receipts Rise in Chicago Markets
Chicago July 29 Cattle receipts 15 000 market steady with Beeves 5 66 to 7 80 stockers 2 59 to 6 50 Hogs receipts 19 006 market higher light 5 80 5 60 heavy 6 20 6 75 pigs 5 29 5 99 Sheep receipts 138 000 market steady natives 2 60 4 70 lambs 4 25 6 60
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Chicago
Listman Milling Co
A. B. Moll
Langdon & Boyd
J. C. Burns
H. M. Sieger
California
New York Stocks Open With Mixed Gains on Key News
In New York on July 29 a show of strength led to material gains in some stocks at the opening session. Demand was limited with stocks selling at fair concessions while government bonds held steady and other issues showed irregular movement.
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New York
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report
Kansas City July 29 cattle receipts 6000 market steady strong steers 4.50 to 7.25 stockers 3 to 4.80 hog receipts 7000 market 5c higher bulk of sales 6.35 to 6.55 pigs 4.50 to 5.50 sheep receipts 5000 market strong muttons 4 to 4.60 lambs 4.20 to 6.55
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Kansas Ciy
Kansas City
New York Prices for Poultry and Dairy Commodities
New York reports moderate demand for poultry. Butter at 22 cents, eggs 25 to 26 cents, and cheese from 12 1/2 to 13 1/2 cents per unit.
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New York
Grain market report with mixed harvest prospects
Jamestown to Bismarck notes uneven wheat damage with premature ripening and poor straw, average yields around eight bushels, oats light and bleached, overall smaller output than last year. Includes livestock prices, cash markets, retail by Listman Milling Co and Langdon Boyd, and weather outlook for wheat and corn.
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Jamestown
Bismarck
Chicago
Liverpool
Seaboard
Local Market Quiet After Saengerfest Week Rush
Local market shows only one visible change as Imarket quotations hold steady for a third consecutive day. After the saengerfest week rush, business settles into normal conditions with a lull in activity.
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