Tribune Classified Items Show Job, Sale Offers
Local tribune page lists many help wanted ads from cooks housegirls and a washerwoman to tinners and a Prairie du Chien sanitarium training program. It also advertises multiple used pianos, bug- gy and other household goods for sale along with a 160 acre farm and a corner lot for cash or trade.
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Prairie du Chien Sanitarium
W. T. Pinkerton
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Cass Street
Mariner’s Pharmacy
Main St. Kodaks
For Rent Classifieds Board Listing Multiple Homes
Multiple rental notices detail furnished rooms houses and locations including 1114 Division Street 403 W Ave So Main 12th 113 S 2nd 718 Main 113 No 3rd St 1217 Johnson 1725 Mississippi. One cottage sought for rent and a query for a modern central location. Also two lost items a hound and a ladies hat with finder asked to contact local addresses.
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Johnson
Mississippi
Lost keys for pickup at Tribune office
Found a bunch of keys. Owner can claim by paying for this ad. Contact Tribune office.
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Tribune Office
RACY CLE HIGHLIGHTS PROMO ON WHEELS AND LOWER RATES
RACYCLE the largest selling high grade wheel in the world promoted by Weis Book Store at 509 Main Street. Cut rates on household goods bound for the Pacific Coast and other points. Superior service at reduced rates advertised by The Boyd Transfer Co. of Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Weis Book Store
Main St
Pacific Coast
The
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Special summer rates for teachers at La Crosse School of Music
La Crosse School of Music offers special teacher rates during the summer. Pianos for practice are free for out of town students and beginners receive low terms. Call or write today at 209 South Fifth Street.
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The
la Crosse School of Music
5Th St
Tornado Insurance Offer From Van Auken
C. S. Van Auken of 328 Pearl Street quotes tornado insurance at four dollars per thousand for three years and six dollars per thousand for five years, outlining payment terms and coverage duration.
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C. S. van Auken
Pearl T
TRY H. W. BARKER'S COUGH REMEDY CURES QUICKLY
Cure claim for Barker cough remedy promoted by Runckell's drug store. No verifiable details or safety information provided.
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H. W. Barker
Runckell
Loans Made Salaried People on Furniture Planes Wagons
La Crosse Mortgage and Loan Company offers loans to salaried people on furniture planes wagons and horses with no removal and no publicity. Located at 322 Main Street upstairs.
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la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
Panhandle land boom and local listings insert
A Panhandle of Texas land opportunity ad invites home seekers and investors to visit Reed Allen Realty Co in La Crosse Wisconsin as well as local notices for painting services, architecture and superintendent contact, table board availability, day work wanted, and vacant room storage needs.
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the Panhandle
Texas
Panhandle
Reed Allen Realty Co
Wm. Tisch, Mgr
Main St
la Crosse
Wis
Murdered for His Money in Neenah Case
Discovery of Peter Hjetberg, 22, found at the rear of a livery stable with a deep head wound sparks a murder inquiry. Missing are $300, a valuable gold watch, and a diamond ring, directing investigators to seek foul play.
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Neenah
Wis
Peter Hjetberg
Hjetberg
Body of Congressman’s son to be brought home
The body of Benjamin Steenerson, son of Congressman Halvor Steenerson, drowned in Narragansett Bay two months ago, will be brought to Crookston, Minnesota on Tuesday morning for burial.
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Crookston
Minn
Benjamin Steenerson
Halvor Steenerson
Narragansett Bay
Footelight Dialogue Sparks Marionette of Death
A fragment from a Footelight piece shows Sue Brette arguing about art and timing. The gag line suggests a character recalling a dramatic act, with the punchline implying a staged death in the first act.
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Footelight
Sue Brette
Wellman's Story of the Final Coup in Senate
A detailed account of Aldrich's orchestration to end a filibuster on the currency bill in the Sixtieth Congress. It describes La Follette's late entrance, Heyburn's protest, and the cloakroom setup with Gum Shoe Bill and Steve Elkins. The roll call proceeded amid chaos, yielding a Republican victory and Aldrich hailed as the leading Senate manager.
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Bill
Stone
Missouri
Steve Elkins
Aldrich
Fairbanks
Moratius la Follette
Roosevelt
Senate
Allison
Burrows
Hale
Knox
Daniel
Teller
Money
Bailey
Cannon
House
Messrs
Vreeland
New York
Overstreet
Indiana
Burton
Ohio
Weeks
Massachusetts
Bonynge
Colorado
Smith
California
Padgett
Tennessee
Burgess
Texas
Pujo
Louisiana
Senate Chamber
Anthony
Senator la Follette
Senator Stone
Wisconsin
Gore
W . McKinley
Mr. Aldrich
Mr. Allison
Mr. Ankeny
Mr. Bacon
Heyburn
Fairbanks Hesitat
Foraker
Bankhead
Beveridge
Mr. Borah
Mr. la Follette
Rhode Island
Idaho
Borah
Brown
Nebraska
Bourne
Oregon
Burkett
United States Senate
la Follette
Bryan
Traveling salesman robbed of 900 in Minneapolis area
P R Randolph of Chicago based Benjamin Allen Co reports a sneak thief stole a small black leather grip containing 900 dollars in bracelets rings and jewelry from the hall of a Cleston hotel after he arrived by The Northern Pacific from Leeds North Carolina. The janitor saw the grip and the theft occurred about half an hour later.
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Crookston, Minn
P. R. Randolph
Benjamin Allen Co
Chicago
Randolph
Leeds
N. C
Northern Pacific
Cattle and Hogs Rise While Sheep Decline in Chicago Market
Chicago livestock receipts show cattle up 10 to 20 cents and hogs up 10 to 15 cents, sheep down 10 to 20 cents. Cattle totals around 12,000 with prices $6.10 to $7.35. hogs about 27,000 with prices $5.25 to $5.70. sheep 18,000 and lambs $4 to $6.50. Market notes include wheat corn oats futures and live prices, plus widespread rainfall worries impacting crops and early local produce prices from farmers’ markets.
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Chicago
Farmers burn gas near Okobojo field project
Farmers around Okobojo, about 20 miles north of Pierre, use artesian gas flows to cut fuel and lighting costs. Wells cost roughly $1,500, with a dozen sunk in two years. Owning a well promises a steady water supply and a gas source, the main aim of the investment.
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Pierre
S. D
Okobojo
Kansas City Livestock Prices Reported June 1
Kansas City livestock sale totals 7 000 cattle up 10 cents with steers 5 25 to 7 10 stackers 3 25 to 5 10. Hogs 14 000 up 10 cents bulk 5 35 to 5 55 pigs 4 to 4 60. Sheep 10 00 steady muttons 4 to 4 50 lambs 5 25 to 6 50.
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Kansas City
Poultry and dairy prices in New York market
New York June 1 poultry dressed met with moderate demand as turkeys 12 to 22 cents, chickens 12 to 40 cents, ducks 8 to 14 cents. Live poultry steady with geese 7 to 8 cents, ducks 11 to 12 cents, fowls 13 cents, turkeys listed at 1 cent. Butter 23 cents. Eggs Nearby white 19 cents. Cheese creams 14 cents.
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Hawiey Com Creamery
A. B. Mc
H. M. Sieger
Bridge Vines Csnes
Henry Andregg
Limburger
New York
Weekly Tornado Hits Clinton and McCausland
A weekly tornado swept through Clinton Iowa with no damage here as it passed high in the sky. In McCausland Scott county barns sheds and windmills on the Alfred Lowry farm and nearby lands were razed. The Lowry farm is owned by Charles Howe of De Witt.
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Clinton
McCausland
Scott County
Alfred Lowry
Lowry
Charles Howe
de Witt
Wall Street Opens Strong On Currency Bill Rally
New York June 1 trading was strong in the first hour as the currency bill's passage spurred renewed bull manipulation. Leading stocks advanced about two points, industrials gained fractions to a point, government bonds were unchanged and others steady.
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Wall Street
New York
Sisters Reunited After Forty Years In California
YANKTON S D June 1 After forty years and many inquiries Mrs J W Shufeld of this city has found her sister Mrs Thos Bordman in Oakland California She lives with her son Rev Harry Boardman a prominent Baptist minister The sisters were separated in 1868 and had lost all knowledge of each other until this week
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Yankton
S. D
J. W. Shufeld
Thos. Bordman
Oakland
Cal
Harry Boardman
Grain Gossip Forecasts Bullish Wheat Trends
Today’s market notes from Ware and Leland predict bullish momentum for wheat. McKenna and Rodgers expect bulges in sales next month, while Pringle F. & R. anticipate September wheat around 87 cents to be attractive. Logan Bryan says recent declines make short selling uninviting. Finley Barrell Co. and A. J. White & Co. expect July and future bulges to yield profits.
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Ware
Leland
McKenna
Rodgers
Pringle F. & R
Logan Bryan
Finley Barrell Co
A. J. White & Co
Milford Veteran Dies Playing Dead March at Graves
W Allen of Geneva collapsed and died during Memorial Day exercises in Milford Nebraska after marching to the cemetery and attempting to play a dead march on the fire. He had urged to ride but chose to march and passed away minutes after beginning the tune.
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Milford
Neb
W. Allen
Geneva
Allen
Chance Shot Fatal in Waterloo Hunting Accident
Clarence Strain twenty is dying from a bullet wound to the forehead caused accidentally by boys who were hunting. The incident occurred in Waterloo Iowa on June 11. Strain resided in Freemont and is twenty years old.
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Chance
Waterloo
Iowa
Clarence Strain
Freemont
Papke Favored As Ketchel Prepares For Milwaukee Bout
In Milwaukee on June 1 boxing odds favor Billy Papke over Stanley Ketchel. Papke, training at Spring Lake, has reportedly improved drastically since his last bout with Hugo Kelly. Ketchel, confident and betting big on himself, weighs in at 158 pounds, four pounds above the required limit for Thursday’s fight, and plans to cut weight quickly.
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Milwaukee
iIn
Stanley Ketchel
Billy Papke
Illinois Thunderbolt
Spring Lake
Papke
Spring Valley
Hugo Kelly
Tommy Burns
Ketchel
Whitefish Bay Road
Joe Thomas
Sullivan Twins
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Memorial Day Observances Reported Across Cities
In Fergus Falls a school led Memorial Day program with music recitations and a flag drill held indoors due to rain. Veterans visited Mount Faith cemetery for graves decoration. Pierre observed with business closures and G A R conducted grave decorations and a memorial service. Sleepy Eye drew a large crowd as Dr Riley spoke on three political questions. Fargo featured Gov Burke’s Decoration Day address after veterans decorated graves. Blue Earth hosted J T McCleary of Mankato speaking at memorial services in the opera house.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Grand Army and Women’s Relief Corps
Mount Faith Cemetery
Pierre
S. D
Sleepy Eye
Dr. Riley
Minneapolis
Fargo
N. D
Burke
Blue Earth
J. T. McCleary
Mankato
Viroqua Family Buries Son in Chippewa Falls
Mr and Mrs B F Purdy received word of their oldest son Will's death at Chippewa Falls and prepared to bring the remains home after traveling there on Friday, with the funeral plan to follow.
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Viroquan
B. F. Purdy
Will
Chippewa Falls
Local Rye Sample Drawn From West Field
Barnesville Minnesota reports a contractor named Fisch presenting rye samples from twelve miles west. The grain measured eighteen inches from tip to bottom and shows promising quality for the season despite typical idle periods.
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Barnesville
Minn
Fisch
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