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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1908

Page

11

Trade ads mixed in historic classifieds page

Numerous help wanted notices and sales offers span barber college recruitment U S Army painter solicitor salesman and tinner positions plus general housework dishwashing and furnishing goods. Listings include secondhand carriage piano bicycle refrigerator lumber and real estate including a lot and nine room house. Loss items note discarded glasses purse and a white English setter with contact details.

Safe offered for sale at Tribune office

Classified notice seeks a modern safe in usable condition with inside dimensions 20 by 14 by 12 inches. It must not be new but be safe and a bargain. Address 8S. T. Tribune office.

Tribune Office

Wisconsin Leads In Conservation And Resource Policy

Washington May 15 Wisconsin Governor Davidson declared Wisconsin the nation's leader in natural resource conservation. He cited Wisconsin as first to establish a bureau of forestry and a pioneer in land reclamation and argued for stronger federal and state action to regulate iron coal oil and timber wealth. Wisconsin's first state forest commission evolved into a broader board overseeing forestry with strong technical staffing and funding. The state has acquired over 3,000,000 acres for forest reserves, extended wetlands protections, and authorized reservoirs to stabilize river flows with regulated tolls to fund public interests.

Washington, D. C R. A. Long Davidson Wisconsin Bureau of Forestry United States Mississippi Union State University State Geological Survey State College of Agriculture Ctes State Railroad Commission

Daily Markets Hogs and Sheep Decline as Stocks Advance

In Chicago on May 15 cattle held steady while hogs and sheep fell 5 to 100 per cent. Hog receipts rose to 33 000 with prices 5.15 to 5.75. Sheep traded 4 to 7.40 for natives and lambs. In New York the market improved in early trading with many stocks rising one to over two points. Reading led gains with 1 1/7 percent, St Paul and Anaconda also firm amid brisk demand for leaders.

New York Reading St. Paul Anaconda

Poultry and dairy prices steady in New York market

New York, May 15. Poultry unchanged. Butter creamery 21 ½ cents per pound. Eggs nearby white 20 cents. Cheese creams 14 ½ cents.

New York Henry Andregg Limburger Young America

Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Report Kansas City May 15

Kansas City reports 5 000 cattle steady with steers 5.25 to 7.00 and stockers 3.25 to 5.60. Hogs 10 000 with 5 cent decline. bulk 5.20 to 5.40 and pigs 3.75 to 4.25. Sheep 4 000 weak with muttons 4.75 to 5.50 and lambs 6.00 to 7.10.

Kansas City Lipstock Kansas City

Wheat Conditions Hit By Hessian Fly In Kansas

Crop gossip from Kingman Kansas notes wheat in fair condition with 75 percent yield expectation as rains help. Hessian fly damage has reached stage two in Sumner and Sedgwick counties with reports of wheat falling in fields from Peck in Sedgwick. In southern Kansas and northern Oklahoma, damage runs 15 to 50 percent, while chinch bugs appear amid warm, rainy weather and drying winds are urged to aid crops.

Kingman Kans Clement Curtis Cosay Sumner Sedgewick Kansas Peck St. Louis Oklahoma Illinois Missouri

Livestock Market Weakness Across Cattle and Hogs

Cattle prices softened with light demand for common stock and feeder bids. Feeder buyers were scarce with calves down about 25 cents. Choice yearlings sold at 6.80 a load. good bulls 4.40 to 4.50. Hogs showed slow trade but slightly better clearance, with many sales above 5.40 and top reporting near 5.55 previously. Fruit, vegetables, and dairy items on the same market page list varied prices from cucumbers to butter and eggs, with buyers and sellers noted in several entries.

Henry du Plan Best

Strawberries Rise to 15 Cents a Box in Markets

Farmers report the best prospects and grains above ground across the district. Strawberries have risen to 15 cents a box while crops are advancing similarly to last June. The Dakotas foretell a record year as small grains emerge.

Dakotas

Market report notes lamb prices and weak bidding

Spring lambs sold at eight to eighteen dollars with a weak undertone all day. Quality on par with Wednesday. Few bids on plain arrivals. Top shorn wethers last year around six dollars, best wool lambs eight forty five to seven fifty six previously. Horses of plain or blemished quality met feeble demand and cleared unevenly at various prices.

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