Help Wanted and For Sale Classified Mix
Help wanted notices include a head dining room girl at the American House a young ladies outing offer at Brookside Farm near West Salem and a general request to copy advertising letters at home. Also nine additional job notices and sale items list houses lots farm equipment implements and household goods with locations in Monroe County Rochester La Crosse and Germania House. Several livestock and pet items are advertised as well as used stoves and furniture.
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Brookside Farm
West Salem
Monroe County Supply Co
Rochester
N. Y
D. Cunningham
Vine St
N. 2Nd
Germania House
Sige General Delivery
la Crosse
For Sale Profit able manufacturing business in La Crosse
FOR SALE-$100.00 buys a profit able established manufacturing business in La Crosse and a balance of $150.00 may be paid out of profits, $1,000.00 stock and full rights and good will, business suitable for either lady or gentleman. Owner has other business that requires his full time. Address, F., care this office. POR SALE-Monarch chainless bicycle, in excellent condition. Tires new. Twenty dollars. Enquire Am. Ex. Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Monarch
Enquire Am. Ex. Co
Furnished rooms and rentals listed in Tribune ad section
A tray of rental notices: furnished front rooms with bath and board at 214 South 5th Street, modern houses at 1102 State Street and 528 South 111th, lower half of a furnished house at 1248 8th, light housekeeping rooms at 426 8th, and a small rental at 205 McMillan Building. Also store for rent on Main Street and a request to rent a small cottage. Lost and found items include a gold dragon brooch, a gent's black bicycle, and a missing speed meter. Carpet services offered by La Crosse Bug Co. Insurance ad for tornado coverage at 1 and 3 year terms.
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A. T
Tribune
City
Denton
Gateway City Transfer Co
Vine Street
Ofce
la Crosse St
Ofa
Pitzner’s Dye & Works, Cor
State St
Fred Dittman
S. 111Th
McMillan Bidg
Main St
La Crosse Mortgage Office Promises Quiet Loans
The La Crosse Mortgage and Loan Company offers loans to salaried people on furniture planes wagons and horses with no removal and no publicity. Located at 323 Main Street, upstairs.
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la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
Panhandle Land Offers and Local Services Ad Card
Diverse local notices promote H W Baker cough remedy from Runckels Drug Store and shoe repair services at 532 Mill St and 932 Caledonia St. Reed Allen Realty Co invites Panhandle land buyers with travel reimbursement. Minneapolis yd Transfer Co cuts household goods rates. buyers seek second hand silk or opera hat, price requested.
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Pacific Coast
Cunor
Yd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Mina
H. H
Care the Tribune
Wanted ads for dictation devices and typewriter bargains
Short notices seek second hand dictation graphophone and a cash purchase for a standard make typewriter. Respond with kind, price and condition. Also a joke about a railway dividend remembered in a local dialogue. Ad dress M. P. A., P. O. Box 448, La Crosse.
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Redborough & Saristown
Sands
Goodwin
P. O
la Crosse
Harvard Triumphs Over Yale in Four Mile Regatta Fight
Harvard edged Yale in a dramatic Thames regatta as Yale collapse stalled the Eli crew in the first miles. Taft and Theodore Roosevelt family observers watched from trains and boats as Harvard led by a quarter mile at finish in 24 minutes 10 seconds. The Yale eight, after a broken shoe lace and oar issue, staggered across the line in a valiant, tearful effort.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Varsity
Harvard
Thames
Crimson
Griswold
Eli
Land's Elect
Harvar
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bacon
Mr. Newberry
Navy
Vale
Harvard Eights Cap Yale Narrowly at Naval Station
Harvard began a painful pull in the first mile as crowds roared and banners fell. Yale matched stride to two miles but could not regain the lead as their stroke Griswold faltered and nearly capsized after catching a crab near the naval station.
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Taft
Harvard
Yale
William Meikleham
Capt. Ide
Richardson
Crimson
Cornell
New Haven
Kennedy
Griswold
Naval Station
Gentlemen Fours To Row Today In Naval Race
Poughkeepsie N Y June 26 crews from Pennsylvania Wisconsin Cornell and Columbia choose to race Friday at 4 pm over one and a half miles to give subs a chance to race. Weather during practice was hot and rainy with thunder.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Cornell
Columbia
Ward
Courtney
Rice
Ten Eyck
New Rule For Ball Players Sets Ten Day Release Notice
Cincinnati June 26 The national baseball commission voids salary claims by players released to minor leagues unless ten days notice is given before or during the season. If notice covers part of the season the releasing club must pay for that period. If released to a minor league club by sale or other means the club must pay the salary difference.
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Cincinnati
Jerry P. Donovan
Philadelphia
National Baseball Commission
Griffith Quits New York Americans Manager
Philadelphia, June 26. Clark Griffith resigned as manager of the New York Americans after Wednesday's game with the Athletics. The move follows a long slump. Norman Elberfeld expected to take temporary charge. Griffith had led the Yankees since 1903 after moving from the Chicago White Sox. The club had shown early season form but won only four of eighteen since leaving New York, sinking to the second division.
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Philadelphia
New York Americans
Clark Griffith
Frank Farrell
Griffith
Athletics
Farrell
Norman Elberfeld
Yankees
New York
Chicago White Sox
Ban on Race Service at Coney Island Stirs Newsroom Lockdown
New York June 26. After Brighton Beach stakes were called off, authorities moved to curb public betting by ordering wires removed from Coney Island track. Newspapers were told to relay reports by telephone and censorship of messages is planned. Electricians installed telephones for papers to maintain uninterrupted service.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island
Market roundup from June trading on board of trade and stocks
In Chicago the board of trade closed at noon in respect to Cleveland. New York stocks showed general firmness with fractional gains across many issues. Union Pacific up 3 eighths, other stocks up similarly before small reversals. Demand remained quiet at ruling quotations. London activity waned. government bonds held steady.
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Board of Trade
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Union Pacific
London
Chicago market report shines light on livestock and produce
Livestock prices in Chicago on June 26 show cattle steady to firm with varied finishes and hogs easing slightly. A broad array of farm produce and groceries follow, including wheat shipments, cucumbers, potatoes, bananas, oranges, lemons, onions, cabbage, berries, and dairy products, with quoted prices from multiple providers and vendors.
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Chicago
Listman Mill Co
Grain Gossip From Kansas and Nebraska Trade
Weather in Kansas and Nebraska remains ideal for shipping with the first carload of new wheat graded No 2 red arriving in Kansas City and more expected. Market chatter hints at lower prices as bulls exit and buying power weakens, while harvest advances push winter wheat prospects higher and yields vary by region.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Kansas City
Northwest
South Dakota
Chicago
Seaboard
St. Louis
Woodmen of World to Dance Grand Fourth event
The Modern Woodmen of the World met last evening and appointed W. S. Peck George Albrecht and C. Johnson to organize the grand ball for the Fourth of July celebration. The dance will be at the lodge hall in the Linker building with an engaged orchestra.
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W. 8. Peck
George Albrecht
C. Johnson
Linker
James Kirby to Work Ten Days on Reichert Farm
In Racine Wisconsin on June 26 James Kirby is ordered to work ten days on Nicholas Reichert’s farm to pay for damage to a buggy after taking the rig for a drive. An action was filed but the court will dismiss it if Kirby completes the assignment. He faced charges of driving the horse while intoxicated until exhaustion.
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Racine, Wis
James Kirby
Nicholas Reichert
Local Market Holds Firm With Small Shifts
The Langdon and Boyd quotes show minor movement as old chickens fall one cent. Dairy butter drops two cents while eggs rise. Wild hay declines one dollar per ton. Blueberries appear at 18 cents per quart.
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A. B. Moll
W. W. Cargill] Co
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
Helfers
Honey Com. Co
Limburger
California
H. M. Sieger
Henry Andregs
Langdon & Boyd
Anna Gould and Prince Helie De Sagan Denied License
London June 26 The Archbishop of Canterbury refused to grant a special license for the marriage of Anna Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan. The couple must wait out their three weeks residence in England before a ceremony can take place. They sought help from the French and American embassies but plan a quiet marriage requiring an ordinary license with publicity.
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London
Canterbury
Anna Gould
Prince Helie de Sagan
England
Lightning strike spares farmer in Eau Claire incident
George Jaquish of Brunswick escaped death when a lightning bolt struck the side of a house in Eau Claire on June 26. The bolt blackened his left side from the thigh to the toes, yet he survived the blast with a miraculous recovery.
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Eau Claire
George Jaquish
Brunswick
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Maler Barber College
Ill
U.S. Army
United States
Hotel Grand
Wis
Fabric Implement Co
Farnam St
General Delivery
Watterson
Lake View Resort
French Island
Perry St
N. T
N. Srd Street
E. H. Jaekel
Tribune _O
Gent
Jackson
Oriental Rug Co
Mill St. Enos
la Crosse Bug Co
Anderson
Caledonia St
H. W. Baker
Runckel's Drug Store
Bratsven
Mill St
E. Anderson
New Phone
BE. Rutledge
F. J. Fugina
Fountain City
Viavi
Cecelia Maloney
Mer
Photography
W. I Fitzpatrick
Mariner's Pharmacy
Texas
Schick & Roth—Batavian Bank
National Engraving Co
Main
Cass
F. W
Care Tribune
Bell's
Mormon Coulee
L. T
North America
Europe
Burns
Anna
Helie
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