Help Wanted and For Sale Classifieds Highlight Local Shop Job Posts
A dense list of help wanted ads and sale notices across Brownsville Tribune classifieds includes laborers for Michel Brewing Co and Inland Printing Co, barber students, mangle girls, pastry cook, and two press feeders. sale items cover a piano, saloon, ranges, bicycles, baby carriage, and household goods. Rentals and real estate also appear with multiple furnished rooms, a frame house, and an eight room modern home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Michel Brewing Co
Groff & Derr Construction Co
Inland Printing Co
Division Street
Mill Street
Redfuss
18Th
Madison
South Seventh Street
W. F. McCann
Brownsville
Minn
C. F. Klein's Corner
S. 4Th St
Iawce
P. O
McMillan
Y M C A Field Meet Planned for July 5 at Fair Grounds
The Y M C A schedules a field meet at the fair grounds on July 5 afternoon. A committee led by Ralph Bradish and Joseph Bjornstad set events for under 14 year olds and older boys, with a potato race replacing the obstacle race for the older group. Captains include Harry Young and Ralph Bradish, and practice is set for Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bradish
Joseph Bjornstad
Charles Hyde
Paul Egbert
Ralph Scott
Felows
Harry Young
Gardner Withrow
George Egelberg
Oscar Johnson
Joseph Bijerstad
Flour Drops in La Crosse Market With Weather Outlook
Market notes show flour down 20 cents per barrel due to favorable wheat reports. Patent flour at 5.20 and straight at 5.00. Oranges rise to 35 to 50 cents a dozen amid scarcity. Butter 24 cents per pound, eggs 12 to 14 cents per dozen, dairy and other staples listed with regional prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley Com. Co
A. Gramz & Sons
W. W. Cargill Co
Copa Gsackosesseee
Langdon-Boyd Packing Go
Henry Andregg
America
Wheat Recoups In A Small Measure On Bearish Trade
Wheat opened easy and lower on fine weather and weak cables with large northwest receipts. A small price upturn appeared as the Price Current noted improvement in winter wheat. corn lagged in wet cold weather while oats stay backward. Hog receipts reached 645,000 with market closing slightly above the open amid mixed activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Minneapolis
Bee Hives Dwindle As Weather Cripples Honey Industry
Rising losses among beekeepers across the northwest due to severe cold and poor weather. Most wintered colonies perished from starvation with only a few growers retaining 7 to 8 hives out of 125.
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Northwest
Trolley Service Delayed by Broken Wire at Third and Vine
A broken trolley wire on the corner of Third and Vine streets around 9 this morning delayed service between the north and south side streetcar lines for the entire morning. Transfers were made at the brake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third and
Vine Strets
Broom Factory Picnic At Myrick Park
About thirty La Crosse broom factory employees and friends enjoyed an afternoon picnic at Myrick park.
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la Crosse
Myrick Park
Milwaukee man and local woman receive marriage license
A marriage license was issued today to Carl Gilbert of Milwaukee and Loretta Cummings of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gilbert
Milwaukee
Loretta Cummings
Woman Grieves After Undertaker Scuffle
A woman shows indifference to shoe size after an altercation with an undertaker following a burial. The incident, described in odd phrasing, centers on a confrontational exchange and resulting emotional turmoil.
Fern varieties near La Crosse highlighted by Mrs Bunting
Mrs Florence Bunting presents an article on ferns around La Crosse. She catalogs common local ferns such as the sensitive, ostrich, cinnamon, royal, maiden hair and brake ferns, noting their habitats and cultivation tips for gardens nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Florence Bunting
Asundas
La Crosse Day Highlights Honorary Visits and Events
La Crosse day activities unfold with a well received program featuring a Panama Canal address by Congressman James A. Tawney, a Caledonia vs Houston ball game, and a balloon ascent. Taft tainted remarks aside, local bands and male quartets deliver polished performances as crowds enjoy meals and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress
Arenz
J. S. Arenz
Rushford
LA Crosse
Depot
Park
Caledonia
Houston
Opera House
the Park
Panama Canal
James A. Tawney
Fettle
Minnesota
Tawney
Taft
Jim
Ripon College Trustees Back Opening Costs With Donations
Two Ripon college trustees acted as "angels" by covering all expenses from a 50 percent rise in attendance this year. O. H. Ingram of Eau Claire donated 40,000 to a Washington institutional church and supports Ripon, with Ingram Hall named for him. A. G. Farr of Chicago, father of faculty member Miss Shirley Farr, also pledged substantial support to the college’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripon
Wis
Ripon College Board of Trustees
Angels
O. H. Ingram
Eau Claire
Washington
A. G. Farr
N. W. Harris & Co
Brokers
Bankers of
Chicago
Ingram
Ripon College
Ingram Hall
Farr
Shirley Farr
Local Turf Fans Back Wilson in Racehorse Plan
The La Crosse horse community supports R T Wilson as he seeks a top racing horse to reclaim glory for his stable. Danville arrival and a letter of regret mark a renewed effort after The President’s death, with subscribers including C L Hood W W Cargill Michel Brewing Co Gund Brewing Co Heileman Brewing Co Bard Brewing Co La Crosse Plow Co Palmer Ewe Andy Boyd and others backing the plan to finance a blue ribbon contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Cecil
Wilson
Danville
America
R. T. Wilson
Wilkesceps
World Regard
National Bank of La Crosse Financial Statement May 20 1907
The entry shows resources and liabilities for the National Bank of La Crosse dated May 20 1907. Key figures include loans and discounts 3 105872.06 overdrafts 1 282.72 U S bonds 250000 00 other bonds 4206250 00 banking house 50000 other real estate 100.00 deposits 4529202.36 capital 250000 00 surplus 250000 00 undivided profits 43765.52 circulation 248300.00 taxes and unearned interest 6000.00 deposits 3731136.84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank OF LA Cross
U. S
Western Tobacco Company Dissolves in State Records
Articles of dissolution for the Western Tobacco company were recorded in Madison and filed with the register of deeds today. The text notes a reflection on integrity and fair dealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Tobacco Company
Secretary of State
Madison
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Cataome
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Minneapolis, Minn
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Debold Bros
Denton Street
New Phone
H. G. Rogers
la Crosse Mortgage & Co
Main Street
Ceirs
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Avon Street
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Fair Grounds
A. B
Sweas
Gozen
H. M. Sieger
Perch
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Mrs. Bunting
Friends of
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J. E. Wheeler
Orlando Holway
Jos
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North Side Bottling Works
Rose ST
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Hand Beckac
Ieabe Genuine
Llister Davg Company
John George E. E. Wimmer
O. J. Sorrensen
W. F. Gage
W. Keene
August L. Greas
Emil Ruprecht
Bernard O'Connell
Fred Clark
E. H. Derr
Henry Rooney
John P. Salzer
Gas Voight
Peter Newberg
John J. McKenzie
A. W. Renebohm
D. Monical
Cornelia A
Dr. Mason
Dr. Munson
Grant Monical
Dr. Monical
Cecils
Gambetta Wilks
Mr. Wilson
Grant Monica
Corporation
Western Tobacco Works
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