Help Wanted and For Sale List from Tribune Page
A dense classifieds page shows multiple wants and sales. Barber college recruitment, live agents for aluminum utensils, frame and bench workers, salesmen, porters, and young men sought by schools and factories along with numerous sale, rental, and building lot notices in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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la Crosse Clothing Company
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Liberal Commission
C. E. Davis
la Crosse
R. T. Davis
Tacoma
Wash
Pamperin Cigar Company
South Second
Forced to Sell A 3000 Acre Farm And Ranch Near Rapid City
A classified notice offers 3 000 acres of farming and grazing land with 320 acres of timber five miles southwest of Rapid City South Dakota. The property includes houses barns sheds corrals and a school section with fencing and cross fencing. Land borders U S Forest reservation providing unlimited free range. Price 25000 with half cash and balance at 6 percent. Also listings for a modern house at 1015 Loomis and a gas store near 1332 Pine.
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Rapid City
S. D
Hich
Rapid River
Spring Creek
United States Forest Reservation
Loomis
Notice to Contractors for La Crosse Bridge Work 1907
The La Crosse Board of Public Works will accept sealed bids by May 9 1907 to rebuild the east approach of the Mississippi river wagon bridge. Work includes concrete retaining walls brick paving and maintaining a passable roadway until completion by July 10 1907. Bids require a 30 percent bond or 15 percent deposit and penalties for delay. bids may be rejected. Officials H J Beckwith Arthur J Roberg George Falk Comptroller W J Fries audit date May 1 1907.
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Board of Public Works
City of la Crosse
City Hall
Mississippi River Wagon Bridge
County of la Crosse
North Side Barbers Resist 15 Cent Shave and 35 Cent Shampoo Raise
North side barber shops have not adopted the proposed 15 cent shave or 35 cent shampoo increase. At the last meeting, most union shops approved but charges remain the same until the next union meeting on the last Monday of the month. If remaining barbers join the union, the raise will go into effect. otherwise non union shops will keep current prices to avoid boosting non union competition.
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North Side
Daily Markets Rally as Wheat Leads Higher on Bad Weather
Wheat opened higher on foreign cables and bad winter wheat belt weather, closing around top prices with a 2½ cent gain. Corn oats and provisions followed higher, with Minneapolis and Chicago quotations showing steady advances across May July and Sept contracts. Livestock receipts quoted with generally steady or slightly higher prices as hogs cattle and sheep activity remained active.
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Chicago
Ill
Minneapolis
UY Sewess
Nig O
Stinneapatis Cash
Hog prices rise slightly amid market steady tone
Hogs advance 10 cents today while prices for hogs range around 5.90 to 6.00. Pineapples are on sale at stores at twenty cents each as the local market shows overall steadiness despite the hog uptick. A heavy snowstorm in Michigan’s upper peninsula is not expected to severely affect fruit or vegetation due to extreme cold. Dairy and grain prices are listed by Hawley and Gramz & Sons with variations in butter eggs flour and bran per standard units.
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Lower Peninsula
Michigan
Local Market Prices for Produce and Dairy Items
The notice lists current prices for vegetables fruits and dairy goods with weights and units including cabbage potatoes carrots rhubarb wax beans tomatoes cucumbers watercress apples oranges lemons bananas strawberries cranberries pineapples pike trout halibut and various cheeses. Also listed are hay dry wood and cord pricing.
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A. B. Moll
Oencus
Cas
Mutter
Cheek Ss O&ees
Popcamogiy
Peraley
H. M. Sieger
Daily Publication Schedules Across Weekdays
The notice outlines a daily paper edition with publications every day except Sunday and Saturday respectively, indicating variations in daily release timing.
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C. B
Milwaukee road to auction uncalled freight sale in Prairie du Chien
The Milwaukee road announces an annual sale of uncalled for freight at Prairie du Chien on May 21. This year freight valued at $159,000 has been collected from depots due to misaddressed shipments and freight agent errors. Goods are sold at auction, with occasional buyers securing bargains.
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Milwaukee Road
Prairie du Chien
North Side Progressives to Decide Fourth of July Date
The North Side Progressive league will meet at Fjelstad hall at St. Paul and Caledonia tonight to decide the date for Fourth of July closing. The North side committee expected to report on a new policeman. officials say no extra patrol due to small population. The area formerly had four police and now has two.
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Progressive League
Fjelstad Hall
St. Paul and
Caledonia Streets
North Side Laundry Firm Ends Partnership
Rumor of closing proved unfounded as the North Side Laundry dissolves its partnership. At a meeting last Saturday officers J. E. Hauser F. E. Benjamin L. J. Cole and G. J. Albrecht settled all business of the old firm. Mrs. Sullivan becomes sole proprietor and will continue in charge.
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North Side
Messrs
J. E. Hauser
F. E. Benjamin
L. J. Cole
G. J. Albrecht
Yehle Wins Medal in North South Bowling Battle
Officer Alois Yehle of the North side won the Leo bowling medal last Thursday at Leo hall. The final decisive game secured him the gold medal valued at about twenty dollars, entitling him to wear it until the next game alongside his son Elmer Yehle who has also claimed the medal in past competitions.
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Alois Yehle
Leo
Leo Hall
Yehle
Elmer Yehle
Sister Dies Suddenl y in Wisconsin
Lars Instenes a clerk at the Larson Nein clothing store on Rose street received a telegram this morning announcing the death of his sister Mrs Charles Klarman at Lancaster Wisconsin. No cause was given. The remains will be taken to Melrose Wisconsin for interment. Mr Instenes departed for Lancaster today.
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Lars Instenes
Larson- Nein
Rose Street
Charles Klarman
Lancaster
Wis
Melrose
Instenes
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Illness
James Hayes and his sister Mrs. Egan are visiting relatives in Brownsville. Mrs. Benjamin Whiting of 502 Berlin Street is critically ill. Harry Ripley, noted streetcar motorman, left for Washington to join his wife there. Miss Bertha Borreson of 1326 Caledonia Street had a small opera
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James Hayes
Egan
Brownsville
Benjamin Whiting
Berlin Street
Harry Ripley
State of Washington
Bertha Borreson
Caledonia Street
Local notables and visitors seek trout in Minnesota region
A list of local figures including Rev A L Wood, Dr R M I Kinnear, and Bert Smith visits described while others travel. Miss Clara Gunderson and family depart for St Paul for a trip. Several engineers, including Fred Stirneman and Charles Schafer, join a trout fishing expedition along with Louis N Johnson now with Johnson Kleinsorge after leaving Vote Berger.
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Louis N. Johnson
Vote-Berger Company
Johnson & Kleinsorge
Williston Electric Company
Williston
N. D
A. L. Wood
Caledonia Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Kinnear
Bert Smith
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Milwaukee
Clara Gunderson
Lester
Anna
St. Paul
Fred Stirneman
Charles Schafer
Mill Street
PLAYERS CAROUSAL SHAKES UP WIZZARD OF OZ TROUPE
A La Crosse bound Wizzard of Oz troupe suffers from an after party fracas in Racine after a show. Two performers quarrel with patrolmen, a broader fight ensues, and a couple intoxicated bystander couple threaten to jump. Police intervene and detain the pair, who retire to their hotel after a late conflict.
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Wizzard of Oz
la Crosse
Racine
North
La Crosse Contractor Wins Caledonia Church Build
A Gutzke of La Crosse secured the contract to construct a new German Lutheran church at Caledonia. The brick structure will feature Bedford trimmings, steel ceilings, and modern upgrades. Estimated cost is about 7500 dollars, with ground broken last week and completion planned by August 20.
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A. Gutzke
la Crosse
Caledonia
Hickman Bessey Co Delights La Crosse Theater Crowd
The Hickman Bessey Co played Senator Clay in A Senator from Kentucky to strong praise with witty Eng lishman Jack Bessey. The troupe's specials impressed. tonight they stage My Maryland set at Civil War era West Point. Eau Claire praise notes big curtain calls and fast-selling seats. Over 500 visitors eyed the two diamond rings offered for Saturday matinee and night.
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Hickman-Bessey Co
la Crosse
Kentucky
Guy Hickman
Senator Clay
Jack Bessey
Maryland
West Point
La Crosse Can Co Plans Factory Extension
The La Crosse Can Co. intends to enlarge its plant to meet growing orders. A $2000 addition to the office will be built and staff in the office will expand. Officers hint at a large building addition soon as space runs short. We need more room, said 8. Y. Hyde, and action is expected before long. Only a few La Crosse factories employ more people than the Can Co.
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la Crosse Can Co. Ig
8. Y. Hyde
la Crosse
Modest charity giver earns praise for quiet deeds
A man known for a generous act remains modest, accepting no fanfare and treating the donation as if receiving aid himself. His calm humility underscores the sincerity of his generosity and inspires others to help.
National Bank of Lacrosse Financial Totals
The excerpt lists bank balances and holdings including deposits with banks and the U.S. Treasury. It shows figures such as 250,000.06 and 191,650.06 for posits, 50,000.00 and 100.00 in vaults, plus 12,500.00 with the U.S. Treasury and a combined total around 876,623.42 with vaults and other items.
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Treas
U.S
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Moler Barber College
Chicago, Il
Inland Printing CO
Peter Newburg
Hotel Deering
Modern Steam Laundry
Moore’s Laundry
South Fourth
Reliable Steam Laundry
North Sixth
South Ninth Street
Call
West Avenue South
Inquire
Avon
Cement Weil
Redfuss
Eighteenth
Madison
Old Phone
Farnam Street
Tribune Office
Raxe and
Moore Street
South Seventh Street
Pine
Morris & Hartwell Lawyers
Main Street
Tyler Street
Tanberg Auto Company
State Street
Butcher Tools
the Royal
Care Tribune Office
Otto Granke
A. Dittman
Vine Street
Christ Schmidt
Avon Street
Red
Boddy
R. L. Kenyon
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan C Co
Fourth Building Association
L. H. Garard
Hepeet
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H. J. Beckwith
Arthur J. Roberge
George Falk
Commissioners of Public Works
W. J. Fries
la Crosse Stock & Grain Commission Company
Hawley Com. Co
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A. Gramz & Sons
Songeese Lee Grain
Green Bay & Western & R
Henry Andregg
America
Peliade
W. W. Cargill Co
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Blair
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Whitehall
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North Side Progressive League
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Wizard OF OZ Company
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J. A. Jordan
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W. C. Modisett
Fr’'t & Pass
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Westby, Viroqua
CAN Company
the State Bank
LA Crosse, Wis
Bank OF Lacrosse
U. S
United States
J. E. Wheeler
Orlando Holway
P. Gohres
Robt
B. Lowry
Ass’t
W. B Tscharner
F. Gohres
J. Waite
Nebuer
North Side Bottling 1
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Hollister
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O. T. Erhart
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