Help Wanted Male Barber Trainee and Army Recruit
Help wanted notices seek men to learn barber trade with shop training and diploma after a few weeks. Army recruiting targets able bodied men 21 to 35, U.S. citizens, good character, temperate, English literate. apply at Hotel Grand, La Crosse Wisconsin. Also listings for boys at Pamperin Cigar Co and several sales and sale offers including a corner lot, a wheelchair and instruments, lumber, and a nine room house with barn and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason Moter Barber College
U.S. Army
United States
Hotel Grand
la Crosse
Wis
A. T., Tribune
Caledonia St
Otto Granke
Rose St
Cass Pine St
WANTED Help Notices From Private Family and Trades
Miscellaneous wants include children to care for at 322 North 11th Street and general house work for private families at 63 Tribune. Bus furnished for picnics with both old and new phone numbers listed. A young man can learn to make half tons and zinc etchings for $100 and potentially earn $20 to $30 a week after learning the trade at National Engraving Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North 11Th Street
Tribune
National Engraving Co
Wanted help wanted ads for local jobs in La Crosse area
Several help wanted notices appear for sewing machine operator cook dining room housework and general work. Listings include La Crosse Clothing Company second and State Leigh Toland 1462 King St American House 1141 Main St 821 State St 606 King St and 413 N 10th St. Some postings specify day work and hours while others request competent girls or dressmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Clothing Company
Main St
Leigh Toland
King St
State St
N. 10Th St
For Rent Classified Notices Neon City Tribune
Multiple small rental ads list for rent options at Main and 12th 718 Main 403 W Ave So 823 So 6th and 720 So 8th. 11 to 12 am inquiries to 1138 2nd M C Tribune office. Lost items include Shur On nose glasses at 14th and King and a kit of car tools return to Batavian Bank Bldg. Reward offered. Tornado insurance price per thousand and term from S Van Auken 228 Pearl St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ave
M. C
Tribune Office
C. W. Noble
Batavian Bank Bldg
Cc. S. van Auken
Pearl T
La Crosse County Seeks Bond Purchases for School Project
The La Crosse County Wisconsin board warrants sealed bids on June 20 1908 at 2 PM for 50000 in La Crosse Domestic Economy Bonds to fund a County School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy in Onalaska. Bonds: 1000 each, 50 total, 5 percent interest, due in 10 years, principal and interest payable at the county treasurer. Bids open to highest cash bidder with right to reject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wisconsin
la Cross
of la Crosse
la Crosse County
Plans for La Crosse Agric School building open bid
Notice to architects seeks plans for a three story $35000 agriculture and domestic economy school to serve at least 200 students in Onalaska La Crosse County Wisconsin. Bids accepted until June 30 1908 at 10 am with sealed white paper drawings at scale 1 2 inch to the foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Onalaska
County School Board OF Agriculture
la Crosse
County School Board
J. L. Pettingill
F. I. Bolles
B. F. Oltman
Tenth Annual Holy Trinity meeting notes finances and progress
The 6th annual English Lutheran Holy Trinity meeting at West avenue and Ferry street reported overall tight finances but flourishing branches. Officials’ reports were read. Rev. Clemens spoke on congregation conditions, treasurer Evans’ report was approved, and secretarial and financial secretaries’ reports were read and accepted. Ladies society and Woman's Home and Foreign Mission society showed prosperity, while Senior and Junior Luther Leagues outlined their status. Seating committee work was approved, by laws were revised, and the church music committee reported no issues. A fall La Crosse conference will be hosted with committees to arrange reception and entertainment for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Holy Trinity
West Avenue
Ferry Street
Clemens
Evans
B. F. Keeler
Evjen
Ladies’ Society
N. A. Magnussen
E. Olson
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission Society
Miss Outmans
Miss Muschied
Victor Jacobson
la Crosse
War Veterans Convention Schedule at Racine
The state convention of Spanish War veterans meets in Racine July 2 to 4 with delegates E C Raymond and Ernest Rick from La Crosse. Program includes opening address by Mayor Kellogg, state officer elections, picnics, dances, grand parade, drills, sham battle, baseball, fire works, and a grand ball by Company D at the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
E. C. Raymond
Ernest Rick
la Crosse
Kellogg
State Department
F. Bunchle
South Woods Park
Curtis J. Dillon
Boardman
F. W. Greutzmacher
Edgar C. Barnes
G. A. R. Veterans
United Spanish War Veterans
Second Regiment
Wisconsin National Guard
Demonstrations of the Universal Bread and Cake Makers
Mrs Ostensibly Orr presents a morning loaf making demo at 9 10 11 am using Universal Bread Maker No 8 and shows easy cleaning and large operation. At 3 pm she demos Universal Cake Maker with six eggs butter sugar flour and powder. batter churns in 1 1 2 minutes with no separate beating. 4 6 pm distribution of souvenir loaves. Epworth League hosts ice cream social on church lawn this evening. Ice cream and cake.
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Epworth League of
M. E. Church
Daily Markets Foreign Markets Chicago Markets Open High Low Close
Chicago cattle 5,000 up 10c beeves 6.50 to 7.85 stockers 2.50 to 5.50 hogs 24,000 up 5 to 10c light 5.20 to 5.62 heavy 5.40 to 5.65 pigs 4.30 to 5.25 sheep 13,000 up 10c natives eh to 5.30 lambs 4.25 to tf. Minneapolis July 101 103 Sept 87 88% 87 87% Wheat July 85% 87% Dec 84% 86 84% 85% Corn July 67 67% 66% 67% Dec 55? 56 55% 55% Oats July 42% 42% 41% 42% Sept 34% 35% 34% 35% Pork July 13.82 14.05 13.82 14.05 Sept 14.10 14.30 14.10 14.30
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Chicago
Minneapolis
New York Stocks Inch Toward Dull Market Session
New York stocks showed little improvement with a dull market all day. Reading rose fractionally then strengthened, St. Paul stayed firm and Great Northern preferred led gains on the floor while government bonds remained unchanged and other issues were quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
St. Paul
Great Northern
Poultry and dairy market report from New York
New York market notes show poultry unchanged while butter at 23 1 2 cents per pound. Creamery eggs range 20 to 21 1 2 cents. Cheese priced at 14 3 4 cents per pound. Market conditions reflect steady dairy product pricing as of June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hawey
Coi Creamery
A. B
H. M.iS.eger
Pound
Owe
Wiesecer
Henry Andregg
Limburger
Crop outlooks amid rains reach across Oklahoma and Texas
Reports from Chickasha Purcell Fort Worth and Van Alstyne describe persistent rains delaying harvests. Wheat largely uncut with expected material damage to yield and quality. Oats fair to good with limited field access. Corn generally damaged by rains with substantial losses in bottom lands. Harvesting in Van Alstyne has begun with oats near average and corn condition poor despite larger acreage.
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Chickasha
Okla
Purcell
Fort Worth
Texas
van Alstyne
Wheat loss in Kansas due to May hail hits 860 acres
From Ness County a farmer reports 860 acres of wheat ruined by the May 31 hail. He says the entire district hailed out and half of Rush County shares the same fate. Weather notes warn heavy rain in Topeka with clearing skies in Kansas City area amid scattered clouds.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kansas City
Ness County
Rush County
Market tone hints at higher levels ahead
New York firms New York-Bache & Co A. O. Brown & Co Miller & Co and B. B. Chapin & Co express optimism on rising market. They cite developing activity, justifiable higher levels and healthy action despite dullness, and advise buying standard stocks during political scare-driven breaks.
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New York
Emil Ochsner vacationing in Waumandee Wisconsin
Emil Ochsner of Chicago visits Waumandee with friends and relatives during a vacation. A newborn boy was born to Mr and Mrs Emil on Monday June 8. Miss Julia Ochsner leaves Waumandee for Montana and other western states. Out of town guests attended the Knospe Bollinger wedding with Charles Knospe and Olivia Bollinger as bride and groom.
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Emil Ochsner
Chicago
Waumandee
Emil
Julia Ochsner
Alma
Montana
A. F. Retzlaff
Columbus
Wis
Knospe-Bollinger
Maude Averbeck
Minnesota City Minn
Frieda Rath
Fountain City
Ellen Bollinger
Fred Schreiber
Gilmanton
Feast
St. Paul
Lutheran Church
Schultz
Charles Knospe
Olivia Bollinger
Alwina Knospe
Lydia Bollinger
William Bollinger
William Knospe
Knospe
Lillian Fiorin
la Crosse
Flora Rohrer
Winona
Market Prices Stationary Despite Early Improvements Stated
Market prices remain stationary with no change noted. Weather improves and crop prospects look good, signaling a favorable year. Readings cover cucumbers to strawberries, flour, grain, livestock, poultry, and dairy prices with numerous units and vendors named.
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The
United States Navy
Navy
Bu of Navigation
Washington
Navy Recruiting Station
Post Office
Minn
Capvassers
Fabric Implement Co
Farnam St
Argus
de Soto
Pamperin Cigar Co
Adams St. el
Galesville
D. H. Mack
Jackson
Ferry
City
Denton
Milwaukee
A. H. Ware
St. Charles Hotel
Eagle Hotel
Adams
E. H. Jaekel
S. 6Th St
Geo. E. Birdsell
Anderson
E. Rutledge
F. J. Fugina
E. Anderson
New Phone
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
Oriental Rug Co
Mill St. Enos
Christian Schmidt
Berlin St
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Farnam Dog
Xves Vks
Madison Court
S. W. Anderson
South Ee
F. Klein
McMillan Bldg
the Panhandle
Panhandle
Reed Allen Realty Co
Wm. Tisch, Mgr
H. W. Barker
Runcke
Schick & Roth—Batavian Bank
Holy Trinity
Program For War Veterans
Grain Opinions
Cochrane, Wis
Adam
Yohue
Burns
Listman Mill Co
W. W. Cargill Co
Wenat
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
Miner & Company
Geo. M. Bingham
Mgr
McMillan Building
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