Help Wanted Classified Excerpts From La Crosse Wis Ad List
Numerous job ads and recruitments listed for La Crosse Wisconsin and Prairie du Chien. Barber, army recruitment, tinners, porters, canvassers, cooks, housemaids, sewing machine operators, and training candidates sought at various addresses and establishments. Several young women sought for domestic and sewing work, with wages, durations, and training details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Steel Roofing & Corrugating Co
Cor. 7Th & la Crosse Sts
Porter
Chop Suey House
Fabric Implement Co
Siyv Farnam
Prairie du Chien Sanitarium
W. T. Pinkerton
Prairie du Chien
Wis
C. S. van Auken
Main St
Pine
For Sale Classified Items From Tribune Listings
Various sale notices list piano sales including a nearly new French Burl Walnut Case instrument with transformable tone and actions, a Weber Grand piano priced at 300, plus multiple pianos, organs, and square pianos. Also listed are land, houses, furniture, lumber, and machinery for cash or trade along with shop services. For contact see Tribune notices with names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B
Tribune
Encyclopedia of Law
Care Tribune
Fred Leibold
Main St
Cass Street
Pine St
For Sale Household Goods and Furnishings
For sale at once: hard coal burner and drum, gas range, gasoline range, gasoline heater, bedroom and dining room furniture, bookcases, rugs, chainless bicycle. Address 1727 Mississippi Street. Also canoe motor boat, 2 hp, W. J. Fitzpatrick, at National Engraving Co. or 615 South 7th Street. New Singer sewing machine and ice box, cheap, 1511 Market Street. Wheel chain, mandolin, and music stand, 313 Caledonia Street.
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Mississippi St
Canoe
H. P
Wanted to Rent Modern Cottage in Central Location
WANTED TO RENT modern cottage in central location. Will sign a long lease for a desirable property. Address A. B. C., care Tribune.
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Care Tribune
Lost dog notices with rewards and details
Lost hound black and tan with white markings about twenty inches high six toes on back feet strap around neck Return to O H Hulbert 228 230 Main St Lost Scotch Collie sable and white Old phone 8971 Lost Mexican double yellow head Polly Return 916 Division 5 00 reward
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O. H. Hulbert
Main St
RACYCLE The Largest Selling High Grade Wheel in World
Weis Book Store at 509 Main Street advertises RACYCLE as the lar gest selling high grade wheel in the world. The notice highlights the product name and retailer location in a concise promotional item.
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Weis Book Store
Main St
Tornado Insurance Rates Listed by Van Auken
Van Auken at 328 Pearl advertises tornado insurance at 4.00 dollars per thousand for three years and 6.00 dollars per thousand for five years, outlining pricing for policy buyers in the area.
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van Auken
Retreaded at Anderson Garage Ad
Retreading service advertised at Anderson offering guaranteed work with a new contact number 761M for customers in the Caledonia Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Caledonia St
E. Anderson
Caledonia St. Newphone
Cornet and brass band instruction by expert teacher
G. E. Birdsell offers first class cornet and brass instruction with 18 years in the business. Indorsed by leading amateur bands in the region as a competent teacher. Bands or private scholars invited to call, phone, or correspond. Address 420 N. 10th, La Crosse, Wis. Old phone 3621.
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G. E. Birdsell
la Crosse
Wis
Georgetown Withdraws From Hudson Regatta Race
Georgetown will not compete in the Hudson regatta on June 27 due to lack of funds. The Georgetown varsity eight had been drawn for lineup positions before a late telegram from Washington University confirmed withdrawal, joining the Naval Academy as earlier defections. Remaining crews are Columbia Cornell Pennsylvania Syracuse and Wisconsin. Drawings set varsity fours Syracuse Cornell Columbia Penn for positions and varsity eights Wisconsin Cornell Penn Columbia Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Georgetown
Hudson
Washington University
Naval Academy
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Penn
Supreme Court denies Delmar Jockey Club appeal
The Supreme Court of the United States rules it lacks jurisdiction in the Delmar Jockey Club of St. Louis case. Missouri forfeiture of the club charter and a $59,000 fine stands. Attorney General Hadley had charged the property was not used for fairs and agriculture but fostered gambling on races. Justice White stated there is no ground for the club's appeal from the Missouri decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Delmar Jockey Club
St. Louis
Supreme Court of Missouri
Missouri Court
Hadley
Missouri
Justice White
Fanford Fails to Land State Job at Sparta
Sparta Wisconsin June 3 Profess or C M Fanford who resigned as Sparta public schools superintendent to seek the state superintendent post for dependent children failed to win the job. Charles Bright editorial writer Milwaukee Free Press was chosen in his stead with Mrs Bright named matr on of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
C. M. Fanford
Sparta Public Schools
State Board of Control
Charles Bright
Milwaukee Free Press
Sale of Bonds for La Crosse County Domest Economy
Notice summarizes sealed bids for La Crosse County Wisconsin bonds to raise 50000 dollars for a County School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy in Onalaska. Bonds worth 1000 each, five percent interest, due in ten years, bid opening June 20 1908, La Crosse County officials signed and delivering at La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
la Crosse
County of la Crosse
Onalaska
of la Crosse
Notice of Application to County Court in La Crosse
The county court in La Crosse will hold a special term on July 7 1963 at 10 a m to hear Lena Cronk executrix of Barbara Gerard deceased regarding the final account and assignment of residue of the estate. John Brindley county judge issues the order.
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le Crosse
la Crosse
Lena Cronk
Barbara Gerard
John Brindley
Alma Garrow and visitors join Alumna events
Alma Garrow of North La Crosse and Miss Alma Boehme of Minneapolis visited here. Eighth grade graduation begins with a Wednesday night ceremony at the High School. Mrs. D Saunders of New York visits relatives. Clinton Denison and son George return home from work on the North Star. The eighth grade reception by the seventh was a success. Magda Rupp and Mary Gross won prizes in games.
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Abe Garrow
North la Crosse
Alma Boehme
Minneapolis
D. Saunders
New York
Clinton Denison
George
North Star
Magda Rupp
Mary Gross
Filibuster cripples Senate Democrats in currency fight
Washington report portrays a divided Democratic leadership under Culberson and Bailey as La Follette’s filibuster stalls the Aldrich Vreeland bill. Tillman’s heat and Bailey’s Texas attacks erode party cohesion, leaving no strong Moses to unite the caucus before next March’s congressional end.
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la Follette
Senate
William J. Bryan
Wisconsin
Aldrich-Vreeland
Culberson
Tillman
Bailey
Texas
Moses
Round Prairie Bales and Local Visits Highlight Rural News
ROUND PRAIRIE WIS P Thompson of Viroqua and Tol lak Astrum of Springville are planting corn for Hans Growning. Mr John Moseng and daughter Mrs Henry Wigaare of Viroqua passed through here last Friday. Mr Toller Growning and son Arthur of Westby spent last Sunday with friends here. Wm Lewis the real estate agent of Viroqua made a business call here one evening last week. Mr Nels Lavold of Westby called on friends here last Saturday. A number of our young people attended the dance at Springville Saturday evening. Mrs P Thompson and daughters Olga and Mrs T Amundson of Viroqua spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr A Solverson and cousin Emma Swiggum made a pleasant call with friends here Sunday evening. Mrs Aldie Osborn of Readstown is now working for Howard Smith. August Richter a contracting carpenter of Janesville committed suicide by turning on the gas stops in the kitchen of his home.
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P. Thompson
Viroqua
Tollak Astrum
Springville
Hans Growning
John Moseng
Henry Wigaare
Toller Growning
Arthur
Westby
Wm. Lewis
Nels Lavold
Olga
T. Amundson
Virequa
A. Solverson
Emma Swiggum
Aldie Osborn
Readstown
Howard Smith
Daily Markets Cattle Advance in Chicago Today
Cattle led gains in Chicago with 10 to 25 cent higher prices amid an active trade. Hogs fell 5 to 10 cents while sheep were weak. Chicago receipts reached about 10,000 cattle and 32,000 hogs with mixed results across classes. Kansas City reports cattle up 10 cents, hogs down slightly, and lambs firm to higher amid steady receipts.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Poultry and Dairy Prices In New York Market
New York reports poultry unchanged with butter at 23 1/2 cents per pound, creamery eggs at 19 1/2 cents, and creams cheese at 14 3/4 cents. Market moisture minimal, dairy items steady.
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Poultry Dairy
New York
Hawkey Co Creamery
Market Opens With Broad Declines Then Gains Led By Union Pacific
New York June 3 The early hours saw most stocks lower with heavy selling from many sources. Union Pacific dropped over two points and traded heavily until the hour closed with a rally to 21 8 above its low. St Paul and Reading trailed Union Pacific, while C&O advanced about 11 4. Government bonds were unchanged as other issues held steady.
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New York
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Reading
Grain Gossip Shows Wheat Moves and Rust Alert
Chicago Armour sells July wheat and buys September while oats are bought for September. The market firm with other grains and Brand names Love Knight McD Rumsey Lamson Buckley are noted. Kansas City reports rust in Kaw River Bottoms near Lawrence affecting clothing.
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Chicago
Armour
Love
Knight
Rumsey
Lamson
Buckley
Kansas City
Kaw River
Lawrence
Directoire gown to debut at Washington wedding
Mrs. Preston Gibson, daughter of Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, will wear the genuine directoire gown at the June 15 wedding of Miss Errol Cutherbert and Lt. Charles Train. Imported from Paris, the sheath skirt for the matron of honor follows the directoire lines with a side slash for ease and a glimpse of foot and ankle.
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Washington
Preston Gibson
Thomas Nelson Page
Errol Cutherbert
Charles Train
Navy
Directoire
Paris
Gibson
Hat fashion splits German Baptist Brethren church
One hundred members were expelled in Dayton Ohio for refusing to wear traditional dress. Women who bought Merry Widow hats faced strong censure as wicked and worldly. The case goes to the church general conference in Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
German Baptist Brethren Church
General Conference of the Church
Des Moines
Birthplace of the Republican Party to become museum in Ripon
In Ripon Wisconsin on June 3 the former birthplace of the Republican Party is to be used as a historical museum on college grounds. The building will be formally dedicated on November 23 the fifty eighth anniversary of Ripon College’s cornerstone. A proverb notes that gossiping women have two ears and one tongue.
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Ripon
Wis
Republican Party
Ripon College
Strawberries Rise to 18 Cents a Quart
Local market prices show strawberries up to 18 cents a quart due to scarcity of imported berries while home grown fruit is not yet ready for market. Other market prices remain unchanged this morning in the local field.
Local Market Prices From Mill Co and Partners
Readable prices list from Mill Co and Langdon Boyd moving through produce, livestock, poultry, provisions, dairy, and hay markets. Includes cucumbers, potatoes, apples, oranges, lemons, onions, cabbage, strawberries, pineapples, carrots, beets, celery, cucumbers, lettuce, tomatoes, and more with quoted per unit and per ton or per bushel figures.
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John C. Burns
Dse
Oaks
A. B. Mc
Beebe Sold to Cincinnati in St. Louis Trade
Beebe the former Oshkosh star pitcher now with the St. Louis Cardinals has been traded with McGlynn to Cincinnati for Lobert the shortstop. In a letter Eddie Konetchy to Carl Bond says the deal should greatly strengthen the St. Louis club and that Eddie is getting along fine and enjoying himself.
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Moler Barber College
Ill
U. S
United States
Hotel Grand
Hheip
Avon
Hotel Bronson
Cass St
Northwest Cor
Madison
M. F. Platz
Market St
Denton
Hill View Farm
Otto Granke
Se St
Mill St
Aribune
Singer Store
Smailh House
S. 2Nd
Mississippi
6Th Street
N. 3Rd
Division Street
Farnum St
W.ave
Double House
Sixth and Vine
Jj. H. Lightbody
7Th St
Tribune Office
Pacific Coast
The
Yd Transfer Co
Minn
la Crosse School of Music
5Th St
H. W. Barker
Runckel
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
Oriental Rug Co
E. Rutledge
F. J. Fugina
Fountain City
Christian Schmidt
Berlin St
Schick & Roth—Batavian Bank
the Panhandle
Panhandle
Reed Allen Realty Co
Wm. Tisch, Mgr
B. B
Delmar
Fanford
Alma, Wis
Ollie Eaton
la Crosse Theatre
Culbertson
la Crosse Tribune
Washington, D. C
J. C. Welliver
Congress
Senate Democrats
House Republicans
Round Prairie, Wis
August Richter
Janesville
Cumbing
U. P
Eee
Inneapolis
Grain Opinions
Listman ‘Mill Co
W. W. Cargill Co
Langdon-Buoyd Packing Co
Eeseeeser
H. M. Sieger
Henry Andregg
Beebe
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