For Sale Classified Ads Compiled From Tribune
Corner lot 45x149 near alley cheap for cash. 160 acres farmland cheap or trade for city property. Wheelchair mandolin and music stand. Nine room house with barn water good. Inquire 1322 Pine St. Ten foot dining room table set. Cadillac touring car bargain. Summer house 20 miles from La Crosse 15 acres with steam boat landing. 5x7 Century Camera $25 at Mariner Pharmacy. Nice small property cheap. Tribune office
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A. T
Tribune
Cass St
Caledonia St
Pine St
la Crosse
F. A. Chase
Viroqua
Wis
Mariner Pharmacy
Main St
Nice
Farnam
Madison Court
S. W. Anderson
F. Klein
MacMillan Bldg
For Rent and Lost and Found Notices in Batavian City Tribune
A collage of small classified items: rooms for rent with addresses 214 So 5th St and 326 Cass, a six room and an eight room house for rent, and a party leaving town seeking lodging. Lost items include an auto tool kit and a Batavian Bank book. rewards offered. Found items include an electrical contractor ad and a bird dog claim. photographer services and construction firms listed with address and phone.
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A. O., Tribune
5Th St
7Th St
C. W. Noble
Batavian Bank
The
Credit offers and job ads in a miscellaneous ad page
The clipping lists several loan and painting offers from local businesses, a freight rate notice from Coast Shipments, a moving company, and a home business employment ad promising $31 daily profits from a low cost ice cream cone venture. Names include La Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co and Christian Schmidt.
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Nybody
Chas. Mechel & Co
Milwaukee
Rutledge Transacts With Fugina Over Rates
The item notes that Rutledge can now be alert for anemone rates and to reply to F. J. Fugina. It records a bref business exchange involving rates and a named contact.
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Rutledge
F. J. Fugina
Wanted Secondhand Safe for Tribune Readers
Classified notice seeks a safe of medium size in first class condition. Respond with price and delivery details to Tribune, attention N.
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Care Tribune
Sale of La Crosse County Bonds for School Institute
La Crosse County Wisconsin offers bonds to raise 50000 dollars for a County School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy in Onalaska. Bonds then 1000 each, five percent interest, bids due June 20, 1908 at La Crosse County Clerk's office.
Notice to Vacate Part of Wachter's Addition La Crosse
The La Crosse Rubber Mills Company seeks court vacation of the portion west of the alley in block nine Wachter's Addition La Crosse. The petition will be heard at the Circuit Court in La Crosse County starting September 8, 1908, at opening of court. Dated May 25, 1908. Albert P. Funk secretary for petitioner.
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Wachter
LA Crosse
Circuit Court
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Office of the Register of Deeds
LA Crosse Rubber Mills Company
Albert P. Funk
Secy
Telegraphy Tried at Beloit College
Beloit Wis June 16 The physics department sends greetings to the academy by wireless telegraphy from Beloit College. The academy replies. Dr Culver of physics will stay in Beloit this summer to conduct wireless experiments and aim to establish communication with a neighboring city. The detector used is the type employed by the Italian navy.
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Beloit
Wis
Department of Physics
Academy
Physical Laboratory
Culver
Wisconsin News Milwaukee Dean of Marquette Medical Faculty
Dr. Warren B. Hill, secretary of the Milwaukee Medical College since 1893, was elected dean of Marquette university medical faculty to succeed the late Dr. William H. Earles. He assumes duties at once. Hill is a Milwaukee native and long-time physician. His grandmother, Mrs Samuel Brown, was Milwaukee's first white woman.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Warren B. Hill
Milwaukee Medical College
Marquette University
William H. Earles
Hill
Samuel Brown
Iowa
Military Day At St John’s Academy Delafield Wis
Army officers joined the 200 students for Military Day at St John’s academy in Delafield on June 16. Generals and captains from U S Army Navy and Philippine constabulary attended on furlough to mark the graduates’ reunion.
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Delafield
Wis
St. John’s Academy
United States Army
Charles King
William A. Shunk
Eighth United States Cavalry
Ralph McCoy
Alden E. Brewster
Third Artillery
Rufus King
George Holmes
Philippine Constabulary
Harris Seaman
R. F. Farrand
King
Capt Holmes
Plans for La Crosse County Agriculture Building
Notice to architects seeks plans and sketches for a three story agriculture and domestic economy school building in Onalaska La Crosse County Wisconsin. bids due June 30 1908 at 10 am with cost not to exceed 35000 dollars. plans must show first to third floor layouts elevations scale of inch to foot and paving brick exterior. county reserves right to reject all plans and will pay no compensation except to the selected architect.
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Archi Yects
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
Notice of Application to County Court Wisconsin La Crosse 1908
The County Court at La Crosse Wisconsin will hold a special term on Tuesday June 30 1908 at ten oclock A M at the Court House for the hearing of Lena Retzloffs application for appointment as administrator of Frank Retzloffs estate late of La Crosse City deceased By order of the Court John Brindley County Judge
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County
la Crosse
Lena Retzloff
Frank Retzloff
Markets Open Higher as Anti-Injunction Talk Fades
New York trading showed strength as anti-injunction talk waned and third-term speculation cooled. In Chicago, cattle traded steady to higher with beef cattle from 6.70 to 8.25, hogs mixed down, and lambs and sheep easing slightly amid a day of active trading.
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New York
Cannon
Chicago
Grain Gossip Reports Poor Wheat Yields Across Missouri
In St Louis and Springfield reports say wheat prospects are poor with yields of seven bushels per acre or less and some areas claim total crop failure due to rust and blight. Other notes cite oats improving after rain and a few fields showing minor gains from recent showers. Charles ton and Vermillion county observers mention threshed yields well below potential on subpar land.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Acre
Springfield
Joachim
Chamois
A. m
Wagener
Lodi
Gilman
Piper City
Charleston
Armstrong
Vermillion County
Wheat market advice from Chicago-Ware & Leland and Pringle Fitch
Chicago-Ware and Leland label the market as a scalping market while Pringle Fitch and Co. advise buying September wheat at the market, calling it a better speculative proposition.
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Chicago
Ware & Leland
Pringle, Fitch &Co
Belle City Prepares For Grand Army State Encampment
Racine Wisconsin June 16 The Belle City dresses in red white and blue as it welcomes the forty second Wisconsin G A R encampment opening tomorrow. About 300 delegates from state posts will attend with half already registered and 1000 visitors expected over the next two days for the largest convention in fifteen years.
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Racine
Wis
Belle City
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Foley's Honey and Tar Touted for Lung Trouble Cure
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas writes that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough and lung remedy and has cured consumption in early stages. O. T. Erhart endorses the product, claiming many are satisfied.
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A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
O. T. Erhart
State News In Brief Ashland Wisconsin Items
Ashland Senator J H Stout of Menomonie Wisconsin cannot speak July 4 due to under treatment by a dentist. Ashland Philip Lapointe of Red Cliffe dies after 24 hours of injuries from a saw mill accident. Eau Claire Rev W N Coffey trained a spaniel to perform tricks, sold for $100 to an eastern man, returned when it would not eat or drink. Manitowoc Hayes murder trial ends with the defendant near collapse from lack of sleep and appetite. Manitowoc Marine band wins first prize at Mayville band tournament with Jubilee overture by Christopher Bach. Green Bay About 100 Lake Shore division employees hear remarks from officials on their work. Ashton Farmers fear green bug is returning.
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Ashland
J. H. Stout
Menomonie
Wis
Philip Lapointe
Red Cliffe
Eau Claire
W. N. Coffey
Chicago and Northwestern Road
Askerton
No Changes In Market Prices Amid Sunny Weather
Farmers take advantage of clear skies and warm spell to cultivate corn and wait for a hot spell while local markets show no price shifts. Readings include cucumbers to pineapples with varied quotes and livestock and provisions prices from local traders.
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United States
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T At the
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Vine St
la Crosse Clothing Company
So. Ltd
Eagle Hotel
Market St
Hotel Bronson
Stoddard Hotel
Jackson
City
Denton
W. Ave
Otto Granke
Rose St
State St
Davenport
Ferry
Wilton
J. Snider
Singer
Moving Picture
Ave
E. H. Jaekel
S. 6Th St
A. R. Zick
la Crescent
Minn
Photography
W. J. Fitzpatrick
Mariner’s Pharmacy
Main ‘St
Schick & Roth —Batavian Bank
Anderson
E. Anderson
Oriental Rug Co
Mill St. Enos E. Johnson, Mer
la Crosze Rug Co
Main
H. W. Barker
Runckel
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
Christian Schmidt
Berlin St
Pacific Coast
Yd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Texas
the Panhandle
Panhandle
Reed Allen Realty Co
Wm. Tisch, Mgr
Geo. E. Birdsell
A. C. S. van Auken
Pearl T
North 11Th Street
National Engraving Co
County of la Crosse
of la Crosse
Beloit College
Wisconsin News
W. B. Hill
W. H. Earles
Medical College
Ophelia
Miner & Co
Inneapolis
Grain Opinions
Py Yoha
Burns
Listman Mill Co
W. W. Cargill Co
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
Hawrey Car Creamery
Vles
A. B. Max
California Cherries
H. M.S
Henry Andregg
Limburger
Miner & Company
Ommission Merchants
Geo. M. Bingham
Mgr
McMillan Building
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