Del E A Cozy Little Cottage Two Terms
A short notice describes a cozy cottage listed with a two term option. It includes an inquiry line marked by the number 1651 for contact or further details.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
9
A short notice describes a cozy cottage listed with a two term option. It includes an inquiry line marked by the number 1651 for contact or further details.
A dense list of advertisements for sale rental and lost items from a midwestern newspaper. Items include a modern house and lot with barn and sheds a 40 acre fruit farm a 55 acre fruit and poultry farm near the city Rhode Island Red eggs a university encyclopedia offered at two thirds price various lost items a brown water spaniel a Maltese Angora cat and a pocketbook rewards offered found items include an ice cream prize folding key and a child’s gold ring rental listings show stores and flats with prices and locations F Klein Insurance and Money to Loan closing the ad run.
An OCR fragment highlights Weis Book Store at 509 Main St advertising cycling wheels designated as top selling high grade. The text also includes a proverb about a man earning a living benefiting his family.
Draying service finished for J Osterhout at 924 Berlin Street. Contact details note old phone number 8936.
Various classified requests and services including carpet cleaning washing and ironing lace curtains plain sewing bicycle repair and electrical fixtures. Entries mention locations such as 109 Main 923 Farnum 316 Jay St 516 No 8th St 1320 Farnum and businesses Electric Supply Construction Co. and Bill Smith with 25 photos for 25 cents offer.
The Register of Deeds office keeps all land records up to date under Register FH Aiken.
Notice of April first Tuesday 1908 La Crosse County election for six delegates per party to the National Convention four at large and two in the seventh district. Also a Supreme Court vacancy to replace Bashford for the unexpired term ending January 1910. Election to be held, votes counted, and returns made by law. Signed by County Clerk H Rawlinson on March 17 1908. Widows and spinsters naturally oppose men who do not propose.
Sir Henry MacLean, caid at Tangier, is pictured after his seven month captivity by Ahmed Ben Mohamed Ben Raisuli. Raisuli, 35, received 100000 to ransom MacLean and 75000 in trust. Britain may confiscate income if rules are broken. The case could influence Morocco’s politics.
Foreign markets by Miner and Co note Chicago and Minneapolis delivery details for wheat corn oats and pork with May and July figures. New York reports the president's message due tomorrow and not expected to push freight rates higher. Kansas dispatch from Clement Curtis Co. cites wheat in good condition across Barton and Stafford counties with late planting losses and drought effects on the western edge of the fly.
Liverpool reports opening wheat up and corn higher with hogs showing 11,000 receipts and 7,137 left over. cattle and sheep prospects strong with 3,000 cattle and 12,000 sheep. Hog close steady with tomorrow’s 30,000 estimate. Enid notes poor oats stand and light acreage. Mr. Hoyt wires from El Reno, Okla.
UK reports higher complaints about plant condition as wet weather persists. France notes some winter kill but overall wheat crops are satisfactory. Hungary and Roumania report cold snaps and snow or rain. Russia shows colder south weather with late season prospects. New York markets show London stocks steady, copper strong, and rail freight expectations for 1908. Knickerbocker Trust to resumeThursday with a surplus near 14 million dollars.
A brief notice indicates railroad time tables operate daily with exceptions on Sundays and Saturdays. The garbled text suggests daily service with Sundays excluded and Saturday not specified.
Evansville resident B Spiegel writes he suffered kidney and bladder trouble for over five years. After three doctors failed and he was near death, Foley's Kidney Cure relieved him with the first bottle and fully cured after the second.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad orders the restart of $500000 worth of improvements in the Pittsburg district that were paused due to financial stringency. The Pennsylvania Railroad will begin repair work on 40000 damaged freight cars scattered across its system.
A social gathering of the ladies from Caledonia Street M. E. Church is set for Friday afternoon at Mrs. H. J. Bullock’s Avon street home. Mrs. Bullock will be assisted by Mesdames Frank Allen of Turnbull and J. Blanchard.
North Prairie Nebraska on March 24 saw a raid on Dr Nicholas Mc Cabe mayor of the city. He was arrested on a charge alleging illicit liquor sales at his drug store.
In the Schweizerhof hotel lobby in Luzern several American guests observe Baron Confetti and his American bride on their honeymoon. A cynic quips about a harvest moon as the two are seen among the guests and the hotel register.
Local quotations show hog prices rising by twenty cents per hundred to four dollars to four dollars thirty per hundred. Vegetable market remains stationary amid cold weather hindering farm work. various produce and dairy items listed with quoted prices from multiple sources and growers.
Jas Sheridan left yesterday for Merrill to undertake rewiring work at the hotel there under a contracted job.
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