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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1907

Page

7

Help Wanted and Rentals in Tribune Classifieds

A cluttered classifieds entry lists multiple jobs and housing ads including shoe company promotions, barber college prospecting, dye works pressers, solicitors for an educational institution, and brick works hiring. Numerous rental notices offer furnished rooms, ground floor units, a store location, and a modern eleven room house. Inland Printing Co promotes inks and pencils sales at half price.

Fred Heil Shoe Co Inland Printing Co Boys and Girls la Crosse Can Company New York Dye Works State Street Keefe Business _ College King Hub Miller Theater Buffet Pine Street C. Lukwitz North Third Street Ferry J. C. Oeschger H. T Tribune Cc. F. Klein's Corner S. 4Th St Fifth and Main Street Cass St Maeens McMillan

Jerome’s Justice Cry as Chiefs Favor Rich Over Poor

Jerome the New York district attorney is condemned for shielding rich insurance officials and political pals from indictment while pursuing poor men in hunger and despair. The piece accuses him of favoritism toward McCurdy and Alexander and laments the perverse fairness of early republic criminal law.

St. Paul News William Travers Jerome New York Jerome McCurdy Alexander

Parvenue hosts costly bridge parties in high society

In a sharp World column dialogue, Hautton questions why a social climber is hosted at elite bridge gatherings, noting the hostess plans no profit and stressing standards and responsibility within top circles.

New York World

Dragon as national symbol sparks ancient China remark

An orientalist questions pride in the dragon as China’s emblem. The reply defends the emblem calling it evidence of China’s long lead in nature faking.

Washington Star

Daily Markets Green Slump Presses Farm Goods Prices

Market report shows greens prices drifting lower with home grown stock easing overall costs. Butter also falls today reflecting softer demand and stable supply in the regional market.

Slight Advance In Wheat As Warm Weather Improves Crops

Weather boosts crops with no damage expected. Dairy butter prices fall to 23 cents a pound retail and 16 to 17 cents wholesale, wax beans rise to 20 cents a pound, radishes 3 for 5 cents. Local and regional quotations for grain, livestock, and provisions show mixed moves amid favorable conditions and strong cables.

A. E Eggs Kansas Northwest Liverpool Patton Chicago Minneapolis

Notice of Probate Hearing for Detlef Reimers Will

Notice is given of a special term of the County Court of La Crosse Wisconsin to hear Caroline Reimers petition to admit Detlef Reimers last will and testament to probate. Hearing set July 16, 1907 at 10:00 a.m. at the La Crosse County Court House. John Brindley County Judge. W F and A C Wolfe attorneys for petitioner.

Wisconsin la Crosse County Court House la Crosse Said County Caroline Reimers Detlef Reimers City of of la Crosse John Brindley W. F. and A. C. Wolfe

Prompt for decisive, bold action

A terse prompt urging immediate confidence in decisions. It emphasizes thinking before acting while encouraging resolute moves in difficult situations. It reflects a mindset of measured boldness rather than hesitation.

Attorneys Near End Of Westby Well Case

In Viroqua Wisconsin on June 18 contractor Barney Olson of La Crosse seeks payment for an artesian well sunk for the town of Westby. Olson sues to recover for work, while Westby officials contend the well was not sunk to specifications. The case has been in court for some time as lawyers finalize arguments.

Viroqua Wis William F. Wolfe la Crosse Lawerence Grimsrud Westby Barney Olson William S. Burroughs la Crose Graves Sparta Olson

White summer gowns with colorful trimmings and jumpers

Harper's Bazar notes white summer dresses gain color trims for economy and ease. Jumper linen outfits pair with self-toned blouses and matching batiste waists. Striped linens or fabrics like chambray and summer silk create popular costume combinations.

Harper’s Bazar Batiste

Fishermen’s luck equals knowledge in catching fish

The Miami Record explains that what is called luck in fishing is really superior knowledge. A successful angler masters rock holes, channels, bait, hooks, and weather, tirelessly applying skill to find and catch fish.

Miami Fla

Record Run Establishes Bat Speed on Mississippi River

The Bat owned by Frank Titus of Fountain City set a record from La Crosse to Rock Island, traveling 14 hours 48 minutes for roughly 2 1/30 miles, averaging nearly 17 miles per hour. The one design launch, 30 feet long with a nine horsepower three cylinder engine, faced fog delays and sand bars but still surpassed the Lamb II in speed.

Frank Titus Fountain City la Crosse Rock Island All Davenport Wis George le Claire Genoe Fulton Messrs. Titus Lamb II Clinton Messrs Titus Ed Hettenow Trempeleau Orjange Smith

Wisconsin Alumni Elect Henry W. Hoyt President

Henry W. Hoyt of Detroit was elected president of the University of Wisconsin Alumni Association at the annual meeting in University Hall. Other officers include Vice President Mrs. Josephine Carles of Minneapolis and Secretary Walter M. Smith of Madison. Directors elected are Justice Robert G. Siebacker, Charles N. Brown, and Dr. Timothy L. Harrington.

Madison Wis Henry W. Hoyt Detroit Mich University of Wisconsin University Hall Hoyt Hoyt & Gates, Manufacturing & Mining Gates Ironworks Allis-Chalmers Company Chicago Josephine Carles Minneapolis Walter M. Smith Inobert G. Siebacker Charles N. Brown Law Timothy L. Harrington Milwaukee

Lettuce Green Shades and Helmet Hats Dominate Summer Fashion

A vintage fashion note highlights a pale lettuce shade gaining popularity in summer wear. Helmet shaped hats, brown and ecru tones, pongee fabrics with blue red or green rings, and black and white summer fabrics shape the season. Skirts trend circular long or seven to nine gore. kimono sacks in Japanese cotton crape feature simple ribbon trim. Judic Chollet.

Doubling in Brass in Minstrel and Factory Bands

A New York Sun essay notes the growing trend of doubling skills for minstrels and machinists. It highlights factory brass bands formed from workers, sometimes led by professional musicians, and comments on the wide spread of brass bands in towns, colleges, and shops.

New York Sun

Uncertain Age Woman Remains At Aage For Prolonged Period

A brief society note records a woman of uncertain age living at a fixed age for an extended period. The missive notes no change in her stated age and offers no additional identifying details.

Railroad Time Tables Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Daily

Daily schedule notes show a 10 30 am time with services labeled a daily except Sunday c daily except Saturday indicating limited weekday operation and weekend exceptions per the timetable. The fragment preserves timetable shorthand and locale specifics for service frequency.

Chicago Milwaukee

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