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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
7
A miscellany of classified style notices advertising a confectionery store in a good location with a partial street address, an ash hauling request with a phone number, and a large wheel sale by Weis Book Store at 509 Main St. The items convey typical 20th century small business needs and contact details.
A Toronto woman hurried to Hamilton after a phone call and arrived just in time to help revive her mother and three relatives unconscious from coal gas. The mother says the sequence felt dreamlike.
Lost pocketbook with money and a der and check return to John Soukup 112 Main. Lost ladies gold watch initials L L G on watch return to Dr J D Gage office 31 Main 51 Liberal reward. Lost Maltese Angora Cat reward for whereabouts old phone 5262.
Prominent North Dakota Democrats dismiss Fargo activist J B Eaton's claim that opposition aims to defeat Bryan at the Grand Forks convention on March 25. They expect John A Johnson of Minnesota to have friends and seek second place. they oppose the state committee backing Johnson for vice president with Bryan leading.
Emma Goldman labeled high priestess of anarchy will not appear in New Ulm as the Turnverein cancels her March 23 and 24 lectures. The Verein hall is unavailable and the board of education disapproved after citizens urged N D Eibner to block the talks in light of recent anarchist assassinations in Denver and Chicago.
Moorhead Minnesota March 11 Dr Dunham told the city council he has condemned fourteen of twenty suspected milch cows on the Edwards dairy farm east of the city. Earlier eighty cows on the same farm were condemned and sent to St Paul for slaughter under the state livestock sanitary board. The owner faces heavy losses.
Missouri magnate Morris H Juick allegedly invests 90000 dollars for 800 acres west of Vermillion while land nearby recently traded around forty thousand. Forest City residents seek restoration of old mail line to Pierre linking historic four horse Concord coaches. Port Land Gold Mining case goes to trial in Council Bluffs over Iowa tax on Colorado firm capital. Nebraska Governor asks board to probe morphine smuggling into the state penitentiary.
A brief note highlights a bunko scheme described as shallow and fake, warning readers that no skilled revelation or expert can cure the void it pretends to fill. The piece underscores the deceit of the con artist and the emptiness of the promised fix.
Queen Ena of Spain in Buckingham Park expresses fear for King Alfonso as anarchist threats to assassinate him surface. The snapshot highlights the royal anxiety and potential danger facing the monarch.
Cattle steady after 19 500 head. Sheep rise with 14 000 head. Hog market active, receipts 35 000 today and 30 000 tomorrow. Wheat corn and oats quoted with May and July contracts and mixed highs lows closes.
A brief transit note shows the La Crosse and Southeastern leaving La Crosse and heading toward an arrival point. The movement involves a regional rail or bus service, with schedule timing implied but not detailed.
Local market shows no price change from yesterday as farmers visit the city in smaller numbers with spring seed grain becoming the chief topic. The notebook lists current prices for fruits vegetables dairy and meats, reflecting a steady rural supply and ongoing market activity amid seasonal change.
The report notes opening moves for wheat down 1d and corn unchanged, with wheat closing 14d lower and corn 4d higher. Hog futures show 32,000 receipts with 5,583 left over. cattle 19,000 with steady to strong prospects. sheep 14,000 with strong prospects. New York saw good absorption of high grade stocks, while Chicago Outlook warns of further decline and bears dominating. suggests potential cash wheat demand and a rebound after declines.
Ed Dunlop is alleged to have died under suspicious circumstances at a Big Falls resort after heavy drinking with a companion who had money. Relatives urge investigation as Dunlop’s burial occurred swiftly and the missing partner is not seen. Maule family ties are noted in this village.
A quip suggests women who invest or take chances in charitable ventures may see results return in practical form, humorously framed as bread pudding rather than gold.
Early trading note advises taking the short side on active stocks for potential declines before day’s end, signaling a cautious stance as investors await further price moves and possible near-term lower levels.
The Ibsen club will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. N R Nelson at West avenue and Market streets.
The remark notes that many individuals hold inherent kindness but require patient encouragement to reveal it. It suggests that fostering positive traits takes time and thoughtful effort rather than force.
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