Help Wanted Mix of Jobs Appears in La Crosse Tribune Classifieds
Local help wanted notices include barber college trainees, experienced solicitors, drivers, teamsters, delivery and farm care positions, housemaids and cooks. Listings seek applicants at South Fifth Street, North Sixth Street, Main Street, and various addresses, with wages and duties noted.
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W. S.coates
Tribune
Reliable Steam Laundry
North Sixth
Gateway City
J. B. Knutson
Fifth and Market
Traer
la Crosse
Whitebreast Coal Company
Main Street
Care Tribune
Cass Street
Apay
la Crosse Clothing Co
State
Call
Main St
Inland Printing CO
Baker & Neibuhr
Fifth
Jay Streets
North Fourth Street
King Street
Division Street
South Fourth
South Ninth
State Street
South Sixteenth
J. Sayers
South Eighth
C. F. Klein's Corner
S. 4Th St
Fifth and
Cass St
McMillan Bidg
Wisconsin Leads Nations in New G A R Members
Oshkosh Wisconsin reports Wisconsin added 1135 new G A R members in the last six months with Ohio and Washington Alaska following. About 700000 Civil War veterans remain, 230000 of them in the G A R with an average age around 66 and a death rate near 65000 annually.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Wisconsin
R. B. Brown
Brown
Department of Washington
Alaska
Ohio
Any Man Might Raise Whiskers Objections
A quip notes that a husband could grow whiskers while his wife likely would object to the change in appearance or routine. The line reflects domestic humor on marital dynamics.
Northeastern Iowa Woodman picnic draws crowds in Charles City
Twelve thousand visitors filled Charles City yesterday for the Northeastern Iowa Woodman picnic. Waterloo Oelwein Decorah and Charles City bands provided the music.
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Charles City
Iowa
Waterloo
Oelwein
Decorah
Market downturn drags hogs and produce lower
Daily markets show a broad fall with lettuce plunging 50 percent as home grown supply arrives. Illinois vegetables are late with small expected harvest. green peas and summer squash added to the market. Creamery butter slips to 27 cents. hogs drop 15 cents to a 5.25 to 5.65 range as favorable weather aids crop prospects.
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Illinois
Wheat Makes Star Sprint At Close
Wheat advances 2.2% after a weak open as foreign news steadies markets. Chicago and Minneapolis show firm closes on July and Sept contracts with corn and oats softer. Livestock prices drift, hogs, cattle, and sheep trading with modest changes.
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Chicago
Ill
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Nnorthern
Young re arrested on concealed weapons charge
Charles Young of the North side, previously acquitted this morning of aiming a deadly weapon at Edward Van Dorn, was rearrested at noon and faces a new charge of carrying concealed weapons.
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Charles Young
North Side
Edward van Dorn
Beloit Preacher Weds Yale Professor’s Daughter
The Rev. W. A. Rowell pastor of the First Congregational church married Miss Teresina Peck daughter of Prof. Tracy Peck of Yale University in New Haven Connecticut.
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Beloit
W. A. Rowell
First Congregational Church
Teresina Peck
Tracy Peck
Yale University
New Haven, Conn
Lumber foreman to stand trial for murder in Oconto case
Augustine J. Cecil, foreman of Holt Lumber in Oconto, will be tried by jury in circuit court here next Monday for the murder of Roy Guthrie of Oconto. Guthrie died a year ago from a blow with a club, according to the coroner's jury verdict. The case stirred great excitement in Oconto county as both men were well known.
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Green Bay
Wis
Augustine J. Cecil
Holt Lumber Company
Oconto
Roy Guthrie
William Guthrie
Guthrie
Cecil
Oconto County
Beck Heads I. O. O. F. Superior Wisconsin Grand Lodge
J D Beck of Madison was elected grand master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Wisconsin at the sixty first annual grand lodge session in Superior. Other officers named include Deputy grand master P A Badour grand warden A Penbd Alagan grand secretary R Hoe grand treasurer William George Thwaits grand chief G H MacNees grand representative John W Brown and grand trustee for three years David Turner.
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Superior
Wis
J. D. Beck
Madison
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
P. A. Badour
Oconto
A. Penbd Alagan
Mineral Point
R. Hoe
Milwaukee
William George Thwaits
G. H. MacNees
John W. Brown
Antigo
David Turner
Universalists Prep for Sixtieth State Convention in Racine
Racine Wisconsin June 6 special Universalists prepare for the sixtieth annual state convention to be held June 24 to 28. General superintendent Dr W H McGlauflin of Minneapolis will deliver the keynote address. Memorial services for W H Rogers of Fort Atkinson, longtime state association president, will be held June 26.
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Racine
Wis
Racine Universalists
Standard Oil Ordered to Move Tanks from City Center
June 6. Suit to compel Standard Oil to remove storage tanks from the heart of Manitou, arguing tanks are a nuisance and menace to property and encroach on city streets.
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Manitowoc
Standard Oil Company
Waukesha Takes Over Water Works Plant
Waukesha Wisconsin council votes to take over the water plant for 98,200 dollars. Deed passed, city now owns the plant.
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Waukesha
Wis
Not Peace but War for Phones Independent Telegraph Plan
At the International Independent Telephone association meeting in Chicago, H E Hulet urged united action by 10 000 independent telephone companies in building an inter national telegraph system. He said Western Union and Postal have consolidated and raised rates. independents could raise capital and link long distance lines with a new telegraph network. The convention rejected peace with Bell interests and banned independent companies from entering other independents fields. Membership grew from 7,000 to 10,046, including firms in Canada Mexico Cuba and Porto Rico.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
International Independent Telephone Association
H. E. Hulet
Central States
Hulett
Western Union
Postal
New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bell
John A. Harney
Cleveland
Mexico
Cuba
Porto Rico
Butcher of crime killed for hire confessed to unions ties
A long confession by an alleged willing assassin details killings tied to the Western Federation of Miners, naming leaders in Coeur d Alene Cripple Creek and Telluride. The account describes suicide and explosive crimes from 1899 onward and implies union orders behind the violence. In Wisconsin, Ellen F. Pierce estate notices auction dates and lands in La Crosse with sale set for June 6 1907.
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Lineforth Flats
San Francisco
Bradley
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Western Federation of Miners
Chas. H. Moyer
William D. Haywood
L. J. Simpkins
George A. Pettibone
Coeur d'Alene
Cripple Creek
Telluride
Orchard
Haywood
Moyer and Pettibone
Bunker Hill
Sullivan
Wardner
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Ellen F. Pierce
la Crosse
A. D
Wm. S. Burroughs
City of la Crosse
la Cross
Man Pursues Self Interest Over Community Good
A saying questions whether acting for personal gain truly serves the greatest number. It suggests individuals may assume they help many by prioritizing their own interests, challenging common altruistic ideals.
Railroad Time Tables Overview
Railroad time notices show daily 11 20 PM and 3 45 PM schedules. Items list daily operations with exceptions including daily except Sunday and daily except Saturday.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Madia
Son
East
Duluth
Superior Trempeleau
Galesville
Ona
Owatonna
OC. B
Qepot
Fourth to Fall Burglar Milwaukee
Roman Stablewski twelve year old with three older brothers who faced Milwaukee courts on theft and burglary was charged in juvenile court with stealing a bicycle. After a brief lecture on good citizenship by Judge Neelen the boy and a companion were released with a warning.
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Milwaukee
Roman Stablewski
Neelen
Guard unit challenges Sheboygan to shooting contest
Manitowoc's company of the Wisconsin National Guard challenged company C of Sheboygan to a shooting contest to be held Sunday in Manitowoc. A team of ten members will be sent to the city after the challenge was accepted.
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Trades and Labor Council of
American Ration of Labor
Brewer's Organization
Itselo
Labor Council
American Federation of
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Wisconsin National Guard
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Cata“— Moler Barber College
South Fifth Street
North Side Laundry
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Pfund
South Thirteenth
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Eighteenth
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South Twenty-first Street
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the Royal
Mississippi
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Forkrud
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Bond, Co
H. van Auren
Pearl St
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H. G. Rogers Electrical Contractor
Attorneys AT Law
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Woodmen
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Hawley Com. Co
Pouness
A. Gramz & Sons
W. W. Cargill Co
Silo
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Langdon-Boyd Packing
Ofiie
Nlalew
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Eevese
H. M. Sieger
Henry Andregg
America
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Bae
Young
North Sider
Octonto
Beck
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Standard Oil
Plete Independent Telegraph and Cable Service
Steve Adams
T. Burns
H. S. Durand
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F. M. Rublee
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Ake
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W. C. Modisett
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Jos. P. Gohres
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