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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1908

Page

7

Help Wanted Local Classifieds Mix

Multiple short notices: barber college trainees in Chicago. U S Army recruitment in Wisconsin. cooks needed at The Cafe and Hotel Bronson. chocolate dipper job at Pfund's. lady janitress for private office. German stenography applicant. nanny for two children. girls needed at Eagle Hotel. various room rentals. several lost items including pocketbook watch and gold pendant. found ice cream at Royal and a sewing machine promotion at Kenyon's.

Emale Pfund’s Main Street Tribune

For Sale Classifieds Mix of Items and Offers

A pile of scattered ads offer two good lots at half value and a touring car with detachable tonneau. Other entries include a seven room house at 1400 dollars, farm land near Dearing, sewing machines, sugar and groceries, and rental rooms. Also notices for a Burdett Register office and furniture items plus a 75 acre farm and a flat boat for sale.

P. O Cass St Frank G. Roth 4Th & Pearl Buff Wyandottes Ezes A. L. Wunderlich Farnam Street Schmitz Albia Kenyon Gateway City Vine Street TALE Frank G Pearl St Sale Wadder

Husband of Bertha Krupp Summoned for Military Training

The husband of Bertha Krupp, famed heiress of the Essen steel works with an income of about $5,000,000, has been summoned by military authorities to undergo six weeks of reservist training in a cavalry regiment where he previously served.

Bacycle Enters Market With High Grade Heel Claim

Charley L. Weis at 509 Main Street announces BACYCLE as the largest selling high grade heel in the world. The bold claim highlights the product’s prominence in footwear, emphasizing quality and market position.

Chas. L. Weis Main St

Milwaukee Widow Sues Aurora College Head Over Peanut Diet Debt

Mrs Ida Leegson formerly of Milwaukee wins a $25 judgment against Dr T R Allen president of Aurora college in Van Ossdel court. She also claims $37 for services as teacher and private secretary dating back over a month. She says his refusal to pay followed her laughing at his peanut campaign and flirtation with pupils. The educator allegedly became indignant after the remark.

Aurora, Ill Ida Leegson Milwaukee T. R. Allen Aurora College Aurora Leegson Allen Seventh A. N. Fairchild

Michigan Floods Claim Two Lives In Lower State

Two men die in Michigan floodwaters over 36 hours. Frank Duval and son Wilmer are swept from a flooded Monroe bridge when an ice cake capsizes their buggy. Garnett Anderson drowns after a bridge washes out near Union City. Adrian loses fire protection as waterworks and gas plant fires are quelled. Rail detours affect Pere Marquette and Ann Arbor lines.

Detroit Mich Michigan Monroe Frank Duval Wilmer St. Joseph Union City Garnett Anderson Adrian Pere Marquette Ann Arbor Toledo Lake Shore

Mystery death of Mrs Anna Layng in Rockford track tragedy

Police believe Mrs Anna Layng of Lincoln Avenue was drugged robbed and placed on Burlington tracks near the chair factory outside Rockford Mississippi to be killed by trains. Detectives searched the scene recovered body fragments a bank withdrawal receipt a handkerchief with a stone and a bottle for analysis as authorities pursue a suspect.

Rockford Miss Burlington Road Anna Layng Lincoln Avenue Bergen Helm Marsh Milwaukee

Major C R Noyes Resigns as Adjutant General

Maj. C. R. Noyes resigns after four years on the U S Army general staff and as adjutant general of the Missouri department. He will return to line duty. Noyes, a West Point graduate class of 1879, was appointed from Wisconsin.

Omaha Neb C. R. Noyes United States Army Department of the Missouri West Point Wisconsin

Man Finds Confidence in Goodness Based on Inner Reserves

A reflection notes that a man’s belief in goodness hinges on his personal stock of virtue. It suggests inner strength shapes trust in others and the world.

Hereditary Good Habits Go Unbragged

A witty remark notes that people rarely boast that their positive traits run in the family. The line suggests character is shaped by upbringing as much as biology.

This Girl is the Champ Skater of Cleveland

Miss Robina Leonard of Cleveland has won the national championship among lady ice skaters and has never been defeated. Alisen S. Blanchard, honorary president of the W I A, says no woman could touch her speed and grace. The recent championship showed her opponents as if standing still.

Cleveland Robina Leonard Alisen S. Blanchard Miss Leonard Blanchard

Winona Poultry Theft Suspect Arrested

In Winona on March 9 Herman Richter was arrested for stealing chickens from William Reibhau’s coop. Police say the same method used in previous winter thefts points to one offender as chickens found at Richter’s home confirm a closed case.

Winona Herman Richter William Reibhau Richter

Foreign Markets Summary for Chicago and Minneapolis

Market notes show mixed corn oats and wheat activity with May and July contracts. Prices listed include corn May at 95 to 97, July around 90 to 91, oats May 62 to 64, and wheat May near 105 to 107 with July bids 104 to 105. Data from Miner & Co. Chicago and Minneapolis deliveries reflect open high low figures and closes in a fragile price environment.

Miner & Co Chicago Minneapolis

Local Market Prices Rise for Chickens and Geese

Wholesale prices show chickens up to 10 and 11 cents per pound for dealers. Geese rise to 8 to 10 cents while lard falls to 4 cents per pound. Bananas advance to 1.75 to 2.50 dollars per pound or per bunch, lemons dip slightly. Vertebrates note higher quotes today.

Liverpool Cables Opening and Market Fluctuations

Liverpool markets show wheat down 1 percent and corn up slightly with mixed closes. Hog and cattle futures reflect strong weekly prospects with receipts around 43 000 today and 25 000 cattle expected, while New York trading remains irregular but bullish on unsettled shorts and Gould stock support.

New York

World Wheat and Corn Shipments Decline Last Week

Wheat shipments fell to 10,768,000 tons from 11,894,000 the prior week and 10,688,000 the previous year. Corn shipments stood at 2,088,000 dollars last week, down from 3,299,000 the prior week and 3,486,000 a year ago.

Contractor Gets Guarantee Back

The board of public works returned to Contractor C. W. Noble the $500 certified check placed to protect the city if trees or property along the Van Steenwyk house route were damaged. An inspector found no complaints on file and the check was returned after the move from Main and Seventh to Sixteenth and Cass via State and Seventeenth streets.

Board of Public Works C. W. Noble van Steenwyk Main Seventh Sixteenth Cass State Seventeenth Street George Falk

King Edward Acts as Godfather to Morgan’s Niece

London reports a royal gesture as King Edward agrees to be godfather to Mr. Morgan’s grand niece, the Burns baby, amid J Pierpont Morgan’s high society visit. The king’s bond with Cavendish-Bentinck relatives adds to the spectacle as Morgan plans departure for Baritz.

London J. Pierpont Morgan Russia Baritz Edward Mr. Morgan Burns Cavendish- Bentinck Cavendish-Bentincks

Pope Excommunicates Abbe Loisy Over Modernism Ruling

In Rome on March 8 Pope Pius X decreed the severest excommunication for Abbe Loisy for his denial of the synoptic gospels and response to the encyclical against modernism. Loisy is expelled from the church and stripped of ecclesiastical privileges and all Roman Catholics are forbidden to communicate with him.

Rome Pius Loisy Paris

Ex Duchess Wilhelmina Oramoviecs Institutionalized in Vienna

Former actress Wilhelmina Oramoviecs, recently divorced by Archduke Leopold over her herb loving and simple life, has been declared insane in Vienna. She tried to shoot her sister and attempted suicide, leading to her placement in an asylum.

Vienna Wilhelmina Oramoviecs Archduke Leopold

Day Branded by Cooke Charges Hit Chancellor’s Trust Links

Reverend George A. Cooke condemned Chancellor Day after Day’s reply to charges, calling his defense thin and shabby and asserting Day sold his character to the Standard Oil trust. He said Day’s remark that Cooke is a joke and his mania to press charges are childish and absurd.

Cooke Brandon Day George A. Cooke Standard Oil Trust Cooke

Muskegon Woman to Wed Long‑Lost Husband After 30 Years

After thirty years of separation during which she remarried, Mrs. L. M. Clark of Muskegon will wed Owen Mulholland of Seattle. Mulholland, a gold mine owner, disappeared when he went west and only recently did they reconnect and plan the marriage.

Muskegon, Mich L. M. Clark Muskegon Owen Mulholland Seattle, Wash

Fruit and Oyster Prices in New York Market Listing

A dense price list from New York market reads conjoined figures for fruits, oysters, vegetables, and dairy. Items include apples from New York and Washington with varied prices, cranberries, lemons, oranges, grapes, celery, and beets, alongside oyster types and shellfish, eggs, creamery products, and feed prices.

John ©. Burns N. Y. Bald Ben Davis Malaga Pereree Ss Vnc Ee Ee Copiote OM Ab Cin Cesses Jerseys Cranvberries Wis Ik Ned Oen Hawley Com. Ca Blue Point A. B. Moll Per Peck Eppr GoGee Seroo ITM GOGR Kreshtomatoes Kresh Wmuusarooms

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