Help Wanted and Classified Ads From Tribune
A dense mix of job ads and notices: skilled sewer water pipe workers, barber trade trainees, gas and electric company positions, and male female help wanted. Also sale and rental listings, furnished rooms, real estate, ink sales, found ice cream, and general miscellaneous requests with boxes for contact.
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North Third Street
Inland Printing Co
la Crosse Can Company
Mississippi
Tribune
Fifth and Main Streets
Beautification Drive Aims To Make La Crosse More Beautiful
Public Works Board and Mayor W A Anderson press residents to trim trees as ordered while offering June free haul service for trimmings. City to remove trimmings left on boulevards upon notice. Streets improvements and cleaning efforts continue as La Crosse seeks greater beauty along the Mississippi.
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Board of Public Works
W. A. Anderson
la Crosse
Sissippi River
Anderson
Is the Law an Ass in New York World headline
Secretary Straus argues publicity deters most corporate violations and predicts 75 percent resolved outside the attorney general's office. The piece questions the remaining 25 percent and cites the Harriman immunity case as an illustration of perceived legal inconsistency.
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New York World
Straus
Attorney General
White House
E. H. Harriman
New York
United States Express Company
Christians Watchfulness Wears Out Neighbors with Fault-Finding
Some Christians faithfully obey the injunction to watch but they wear out their cones watching for faults in their neighbor. This brief note reflects on excessive scrutiny and its social cost.
New cabbage leads market as weather keeps farmers home
Weather keeps farmers at home with scarce produce at the market. New cabbage rises to 12% cents while rhubarb falls to 2 cents a pound. Watermelons appear at 75 cents each and Urban vendors are expected to push greens prices down.
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John C. Burns
Henry Andregg
Limburger
America
H. M. Peckerel
Wheat Holds Loss As Prices Slip In Mixed Chicago Report
Wheat opens steady to down and closes 2.5 cents lower amid light trading and good weather. Receipts up from last year. bears gain as a prominent bullish trader unloads holdings. Corn oats and provisions soften. Minneapolis and Chicago quotes show small declines across futures. Hog and cattle receipts rise with mixed price directions in the livestock pit.
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Chicago
Bulish
Minneapolis
Concert Programme for German Lutheran Benefit
The young people of the German Lutheran church present a benefit concert tomorrow at 8 p m in Rose Street Union Hall. Prof. Frey, pianist, and Prof. Reuter, violinist, headline a program featuring multiple solos and duets by named performers including Miss Hattie Hall, Bernice Felzer, Ascinda Morgan, Miss Lillie Rick, Miss Irene Sloan, and Miss Ella Henschel among others.
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Rose Street Union Hall
Frey
Reuter
G. H. Kerr
W. F. Marquarat
Train of Future House
Miss Hattie Hall
the Warblers of the
OE Os
Fae
F. C. Kiefling
Bernice Felzer
Ascinda Morgan
King of the Waves
Leon Copeland Henry Kinder
Thorn Rose
Lillie Rick
Tabitha
Irene Sloan
Oscar Frey
Ella Henschel
Clara Mikkelson
Wisconsin insurance payouts and in force by city
An Insurance Press of New York annual statement shows Wisconsin paid out 235 784 in benefits with Oshkosh at 116 871 and La Crosse in force 26 900 000 Milwau kee 152 900 000. A few deaths triggered payouts over 10 000 including late Captain Dan A McDonald whose beneficiaries received 10 550.
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Insurance Press of
New York
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Dan .A. McDonald
Corn Crop Prospects Improve Despite Cold Start
Prof. R. A. Moore of the university college of agriculture says the corn situation looks favorable. He notes late planting but predicts a good summer and fall, with higher acreage perhaps up to 10 percent. Farmers shifting to Wisconsin standard varieties for better results.
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R. A. Moore
University College
Fort Valley High and Industrial School Seeks Northern Aid
The Fort Valley High and Industrial School in Fort Valley Georgia asks for funds to support its Black Belt education mission. It stresses industrial training to train tradesmen and agriculturists and hopes to become Georgia's Tuskegee under a mixed Northern Southern board.
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Fort Valley High and
Black Belt
Fort Valley
L. G. Myers
William Street
New York
Georgia
Tuskegee
You cannot establish your citizenship in heaven by dodging taxes
The remark suggests that tax evasion will not grant admission to paradise and emphasizes ethical conduct in finances. It frames taxation as a moral obligation tied to righteousness rather than a path to spiritual reward.
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Heaven
Dandelions Sweep Parks and Yards Across the Region
University expert says wet last summer and broad seed spread fueled an unusually dense dandelion bloom this year. He notes European origin, wind dispersal, and suggests pulling by hand and using light fertilization with tankage and Chile saltpeter to curb growth.
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S. B. Green
Minnesota State Agricultural College
Prof. Green
Heines Busy Season as New York Woman Files Suits
Miss Anna M. Van Scoten, a lace expert, sues the Heine family of New York and Switzerland for 1940 dollars in salary and 55000 dollars for slander. She also brings breach of promise charges for 150000 dollars against Arthur Heine and 150000 against his brother in law Rudolph Reinhart, plus 15000 dollars each against Oscar Eidson and William W. Dreyfoos for slander. The suits accuse remarks about her relation with the young millionaire.
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New York
Anna M. van Scoten
Heine
Switzerland
Miss van Scoten
Arthur Heine
Rudolph Reinhart
Oscar Eidson
William W. Dreyfoos
Heine Concern
Broadway
Young Heine
Threatened Row Settled After Grocers Meeting
After tension over unpaid dues, the La Crosse Retail Grocers association authorized Secretary Harry Taggart to forward local dues to State Secretary Rock of Superior. A Milwaukee conference including James B. Murray and Secretary Rock produced an amicable settlement.
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State
James B. Murray
Wisconsin State Association
Milwaukee
Murray
Rock
Arbruzzi Duke Visiting U S For Explorations
Arbruzzi, the duke of Arbruzzi, now visiting the United States, is pronounced Ah-broot-zee with the stress on the second syllable. He is the son of a Spanish king who abdicated under pressure. At 34 he has endured hazardous experiences and engaged in extensive exploration and scientific research.
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Arbruzzi
United States
Nobody’s Assurance Dared by Hell Insurance Assertion
A quoted line argues no one should feel secure about heaven to the neglect of obtaining hell insurance, implying religious doubt and the need for risk protection in eternal life. The remark reflects a satirical or critical stance on certitude in salvation and moral accounting.
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Heaven
Hell
Kewaunee Short Line a Bond Proposal Reported
A brief local notice notes a bond proposal or liability related to the Kewaunee Short Line project. Details are unreadable in the fragment, but the item appears a public notices brief with potential voter or funding considerations.
Origin of Barbed Wire
The piece narrates Isaac L. Ellwood as the inventor of barbed wire, describing how a fence he built to keep pigs out of his Illinois garden led to a world changing product. It notes initial doubt, then orders from strangers, a small factory, and eventual wealth reaching millions.
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New York Press
Isaac L. Ellwood
de Kalb
Ill
Ellwood
The Poet and Wife Discuss Hats and Poems
An exchange features The Poet declaring a hat shop could make poetry pay as well as millinery, while his wife comments on value and art. The dialogue hints at poetry versus commerce and domestic wit.
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Teddy Bear
Corkers For Business
Cataene
Moler Barber College
la Crosse Gas & Electric Company
Mill Street
Redfuss
18Th
Madison
South Seventh Street
West Avenue South
Fourth
Badger
Batavian Bank
Baker & Neibuhr
Fifth
Jay Streets
King Street
Eleventh
Tribune Building
South Fifth
State Street
Sod Vy Inland Printing Co
the Royal
C. S. van Auken
Pearl Street
Pacific Coast
The
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
la Crosse Window Cleaning Company
H. G. Rogers
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
Attorneys AT Law
Iworris & Hartwell
Debold Bros
Denton Street
New Phone
B. T. Slocum
Avon Street
Mayor Anderson
NEW Crusade
Public Works Board
Hawley Com. Co
A. Gramz & Sons
W. W. Cargill Co
Langdon-Boyd Packine
RTE
hNienewsan
Scharwenka
Souvener de
Hayden-Leonhard
Jacob Reuter
Denser
Prof. Moore
Neggro School
Colliers
Cco Pat
Aluo
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Winona
St. Paul
Dubuque
Dam Rock Island
Omaha
Ae Southern
Minnesota
Mee Sa
Burlington & Quincy
Prairie du Chien
St. Louis
Interme
Alma
Prescott
Duluth
Winni
Northwest
Chicago & Northwestern
Madia
Son and
East
Superior Trempeleau
Galesville
a&Cam
Green Bay & Western & R
la Arcadia
Blair
Independence
Whitehall
Merrillan
Grand Rapids
Stevens
London
Green Bay
Kewaunee
Green Bay & Western Railroad
Stevens Point
Points
J. A. Jordan
Gen. G
Kewaunee, Green Bay & Western R. R
Detroit
Toledo
Lake Michigan
Modisett
Gen
Wt & Pass
Agt
En Bay, Wis
Stoddard Chaseburg
Coon Valley
Westby
B &Q
the State Bank
LA Crosse, Wis
Mays
the National Bank OF LA Crosse
U.S
U. S
Exchange State Bank
North LA Crosbe
J. E. Wheeler
Orlando Holway
Jos. P. Gohres
Robt
B.awe Ass’t
W. B Tscharner
Wm. F. Gohres
J. Waite
North Side Bottling Works
Rose ST
Hollister
Hollister Drvug Company
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