Real Estate Rentals and Sales Listings
Real estate advertisement listing upper west flat at No 230 Cass St including city heat and water for 28 dollars, six room flats at 718 State St and 9 room flats at 613 Main St for 12 and 10 dollars respectively. Also irrigated fruit land for sale in Walla Walla County Washington and several houses and farms for sale or trade including a Clark County 80 acre farm, a 17 acre farm five miles from town, and a 9 room house with workshop. Also mention of insurance bonds notarial work and money to loan with F Klein at 208 McMillan Bldg Dakota Minn and La Crosse Wisconsin listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ambrose
Mill St
la Crosse
C.O. D
Boma
Mill Street
North la Crosse
California
C. S. HL
Upper West Flat
Cass St
State Street
Walla Walla Co
Wash
Clark Oo
la Crescent
Clark County
Main Street
Co. F. Klein
McMillan
Dakota
Minn
Park
Genoa Notes and Local Movements Highlights
Mrs Page returned home from Birch Lake after a year away. Charles Ott bought and will relocate A Zabolio’s house on his town lot. Mrs Monti visited her daughter Mrs Gould. Henry Kish and family moved from La Crosse to a houseboat. Seventeen pupils took diploma exams. Dr Stevens of DeSoto treated a seriously ill child of Mr and Mrs Powers. Alex Tulloch called on Genoa. Misses May and Sadie Kimble went to La Crosse to stay. Miss Sarah Mills visited Viroqua and returned. Dave Collins of DeSoto bought stock here. Dr Tillman of Stoddard treated Mrs Alex Ristow. Mrs John Morris burned by an explosion of a covered pail on the stove. Mr Koeppe came from La Crosse. Hutson family to move into Pedretti’s house. Fruit trees delivered by Noggles for Great Northern Nursery. Hiram Berzee runs his boat from La Crosse to Genoa. Mrs Burton Warren of La Crosse visited this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Powers
Alex Tulloch
Genoa
May
Sadie Kimble
la Crosse
Sarah Mills
Viroqua
Dave Collins
DeSoto
Tillman
Stoddard
Burton Warren
Local Notices From Dakota and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Dell Wilson visited sister Mrs Hill in Winona Sunday. Mr O Connell and family moved to La Crosse Wednesday. Wh Helsapel sold berry farm to Frank Wort early week. George Stritch bought a fine horse in La Crosse Wednesday. August Radsek sold a horse to Sam Prant Monday. Arthur Burg plans entering the livery business. Emil Polsen went to work on the section for August Radsek Thursday. W H Warrington painting store and adding new awning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Wilson
Hill
Winona
O. Connell
la Crosse
Wh. Helsapel
Frank Wort
George Stritch
August Radsek
Sam Prant
Arthur Burg
Emil Polsen
One of the Northwest’s Best General Stores Praised
Mrs. A. L. Alley of Beals Maine testifies after using Dr King s New Discovery for coughs colds and lung trouble and finds it the best medicine. The product offers quick relief and cures for bronchitis asthma hemorrhage croup la grippe sore throat and chest pains with 50 cent and 1 50 bottles and a free trial. O T Erhart guarantees.
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O. T. Erhart
Welsh Sabbath school set to meet at East Side church
A convention of the Welsh Sabbath school will be held at the East Side church Bangor May 2 with sessions at 10 am 2 pm and 7 pm. Local residents including Mrs. Albert Jones and Mrs. F A Compton are noted visitors. The post office roof fire Friday morning was controlled quickly. Burns Cemetery association to hold annual meeting and election May 6 at Mrs Len Atwater’s home with supper served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jones
Sparta
East Side
Clayton Tuttle
Tomah
F. A. Compton
Baby
Winona
David Wood
Roy Bowen
R. W. Bowen
Maybelle Vaughan
la Crosse
Z. Baebler
Anna Stevens
John Griffiths
Presbyterian Church
Anton Solberg
Mattie Wilkie
Burns Cemetery Association
Len Atwater
Burns
Wmenkins
St. Paul
Montana
Local Notices From Pickwick Area Visitors
Miss Ida Voegele of La Crosse visits Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Jamison in Pickwick while J A Johnston heads to Oliver to begin steam shovel work. Several townspeople travel or visit in Winona Trempealeau and Ridgeway with clergy services planned Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Voegele
la Crosse
S. L. Jamison
J. A. Johnston
Oliver, Minn
Andy Irvine
Galesville
Hood River
Ore
Geo. McGarry
Trempealeau
Wis
M. J. Nagle
Alma Stestad
Winona
Ellis
Jas. Galligher
Ridgeway
Minn
James Rutherford
Dewes
Man Reflects On Tithes And Monetary Giving
A thoughtful remark notes that giving to the church plate feels less like expenditure and more like a personal sacrifice, highlighting the friction between money spent and money donated.
New York Stocks Show Steady Demand and Gains
Opened firm with demand in Berlin driving activity in Canadian Pacific United States Steel and M E T. Interborough Metropolitan and Western Union rose to new highs since the telegraphers strike. Erie issues remained strong as the market ended fairly firm with modest price concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interborough-Metropolitan
Western Union
Erie
Berlin
Canadian Pacific
United States Steel
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Reports May 1
Receipts show cattle and hog markets firm across Kansas City and Union Stock Yards Chicago. Kansas City lists natives, southern and western animals with varied prices, hogs up to 7.30, calves to 6.50. Chicago reports cattle 4.90 to 7.25, hogs 6.75 to 7.35, no sheep.
Chicago Produce Prices Report May First Market Update
Chicago prices list butter creamery extra 26 cents firsts 23 seconds 21. eggs firsts 22 seconds 21 1c. cheese twins 14 15 cents young Americans 14 14c. livery poultry turkeys 17c fowls 14c ducks 14c geese 5c. potatoes 98 cents to 1.00.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain opens higher as offerings stay scant
Chicago May 1 market reports oats active and higher with corn up modestly. Wheat opens up and climbs to 1.25 at times with July and September futures touching higher levels. Shorts cover, supporting corn while oats and wheat finish strong amid limited speculative offerings.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Ill
L A. m
Shorts
Ex President Roosevelt Tracks Lions in Africa Hunt
Warrington Dawson reports from Narcibi British East Africa that Ex-President Roosevelt spent May 1 tracking four black-maned lions. Guides felt the party was close, but the big tom eluded them, marking his first disappointment of the African hunt. Kermit Roosevelt accompanies his father and has bagged several gazelles while missing a giraffe on his first shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington Dawson
United Press
Narcibi
British East Africa
Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Application to admit will probate in La Crosse County
Notice of special probate term in La Crosse County Wisconsin to hear Fred Wolters petition to admit the last will of Diedrich Wolters of Barre Mills and issue letters testamentary. Hearing set May 18, 1969 at ten o'clock a.m. by order of County Judge John Brindle? Brindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Court House
la Crosse
Fred Wolters
Diedrich Wolters
Barre Mills
Local Market Quiet with Minor Price Shifts
The local market opened quietly with few changes in quotations. Grapefruit advanced 5 cents to 15 cents in retail pricing, as buyers watched steady trading conditions.
Fruit and dairy price list from Fruita and suppliers
A fragmented price catalog lists fruits vegetables and dairy goods with prices from Fruita sources. Items include strawberries cranberries apples lemons pine apples cabbage potatoes bananas celery onions and butter with per unit and per ton rates and notes on sacks and packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Burns
Washington
California
Mobile
Hallowell
Listman Milling Co
Livestock Receipts Report From Union Stock Yards
April 30 market round shows cattle receipts at 1500 with broad ranges for beef cattle and westerns. Hogs receipts at 26900 noted slow to higher, with price bands from 6.75 to 7.55 for various hog types. Sheep and lambs receipts around 7000, with natives 3.70 to 6.15 and lambs 6 to 8.75 for westerns, reflecting strong to steady demand.
Livestock Market at Union Stock Yards April Figures
Cattle receipts around 1,000 with prices from 4.70 to 6.90 for Texans and 4 to 5.45 for westerns. Hogs receipts 15,000 with value ranges from 6.90 to 7.50 across light mixed heavy and Yorkers up to 7.30. Sheep receipts listed as weak with natives 3.60 to 6 and lambs 5 to 8.10 in the westerns and 5 to 8.20 for western lambs.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
UNION
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The
Free Dollas
Tribune
Mer
Moler Rber College
Illi
Colorado Land Company
F. A. Lindbergh
Manu
Agencies
Pythian Bidg
Iuianapolis
Ind
Gateway City Trans. Co
Swanted
Adress National Co-operative Realty
Marden Bldg
Washington, C
J. E. McBrady
C O
Moler Rber R College
Century Gauge Co
Stoddard Hotel
Moser College
Hicago
Eagle Hotel
Pete Kisselbach
George St
Winnebago
Care Tribune
River Side
J. de Ranitz & Co
Main St
Moore's Laundry
Market Square
Moor’s
Market Ooral
Minnesota
Bigham
Care la Crosse Tribune
North Dakota
Chas. A. Petrecin
Kane St
Vine
Badger
Farnam St
Merrifield
South 11Th St
C. M
Milwaukee
Johnson & Baker
Dresbach
Bingham
Care
la Crosse Tribune
F. R. Kreutz & Son
Main
Sohmeér
7Th St
Normal School
San Luis Valley
Colorado
C. C. Kerr, & Co
Monte Vista
Colo
Gould and
Rose Streets
Mill
Gould Streets
Johnson
Frank Winter
7Th
la Crosse Sts
A. M. Goldish
South Fourth
S. 11Th Street
Pine St
J. D
Thomas & Phalon
Boyer-Farber Furniture Co
Y. D
Power
E. M. Lockman’s
Jay St
J. A. Ae
Bright
Undertakers
Theodore Mannstedt
Tetley & Elbertson
Frank Tillman & Co
New
South 4Th St
Market & Transfer Line
Granke
Rose St
Pacific Coast
Bovd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
van Auken
Pearl St
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
B. Lawrence
North 9Th
H. W. Baker
Runckel's
Schick & Roth
Patavian Bank
F. M. Yeo
Charles St. Newphone
Reitzel’s
Mississippi River
Genoa, Wis
Dakota, Minn
W. H. Warrington
Northwest
Irvine Miles
Oregon
Len Lockwood
Bangor, Wis
Pickwick, Minn
Adams Street
Tenth
Car Line
Winnebago St
Madison Street
Twentieth Street
Frank G. Roth
4Th
Pearl Street
Kansas City
Lion
Teddy
TOR
Red Dog
Ice Cream & Butter Co
Limburger
Langaeh
Bord Pijo
Icking Co
Hawley C Creamery
City Se
Les
Oeara
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