For Sale and Wanted Classified Notices Readable
A collection of small ads and notices from a historical paper offers items for sale including a Victor Talking Machine outfit, pianos, and lawn products. Also includes requests to trade for a horse and buggy, distribute advertising matter, and a notice of probate in La Crosse County Wisconsin with an administrator appointment hearing set for June 1 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. M
W. F. Bummert
Zeisler St
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
la Crosse
Jane Wenzel
Gotthelf Wenzel
Farmington
John Brindley
James Thompson
Boyd Transfer Co Announces Cut Rates on Household Goods
Superior service offered at reduced rates for shipments to the Pacific coast and other points. Boyd Transfer Co of Minneapolis Minnesota highlights lower pricing for household goods transport.
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Pacific Coast
The
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Winona Wins Third Game 6 to 4 Over La Crosse
Winona defeats La Crosse 6 to 4 in a late-season baseball game. Key hits include two-base hits by Krah and E Kline, and a three-base hit by Harms. Winning pitcher Byers allowed six hits over five innings. Robertshall and Schardt shared relief duties for La Crosse.
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Winona— AB
Graves
Robertshall
la Crosse
Wilhelm
Malloy
Crane
R. Klein
Kreher
Safford
Kline
Schardt
Winona
Wolford
Ley
Moore
Krah_er
E.kline
Harms
Curtis
Daley
EF. Kline
Byers
Robertshau
A. J. Roberge
Eau Claire Tops Duluth In Narrow Baseball Win
Eau Claire defeats Duluth 5 to 4 as Murray Thorsen and McKenzie pace the victory. Beisser Morrow and Neiman contribute on offense and defense in a tense late innings battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Duluth
Murray
Thorsen and McKenzie
Beisser
Morrow and Neimann
Batteries-Dooner and Johnson, Dickerson and Clapper
Wausau and Superior meet in a sports card style recap with names listed as Batteries-Dooner and Johnson, Dickerson, Clapper. reads like a lineup or score fragment from a local game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Superior
Dooner and Johnson
Dickerson
Clapper
City Hall Office Shifts and New Park Headquarters
The engineering lab moves from the first floor to the office of Secretary Uter Moehl in City Hall. Moehl will take over the police justice office as the park commission prepares new headquarters. Occupancy is expected in a few weeks.
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Utermoehl
Board of Trade
Police Justice
Park Commission
Assistants Named for Public Bath Opens
The public bath will open in a few weeks for the new season with George Ritter as instructor. Katherine Wright and Emma Kaul Fuss will be employed in the house.
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George Ritter
Katherine Wright
Emma Kaulfuss
Widow Faces Luck After Second Misfortune
A terse, reflective line notes a widow’s belief that her second misfortune compounds her already hard luck, framing a somber view of recurring hardship.
Comparative Markets: Prices For Pro ceeding Week
At Union Stockyards May 4 cattle receipts 7 500 steady with beef prices 5.10 to 7.25 Texas 4.60 to 6.10 western 4.75 to 6.00 stockers 3.60 to 5.65 cows 2.50 to 6.25 calves 5.25 to 7.50 Hogs receipts 10 000 strong. light 6.85 to 7.35 mixed 7.00 to 7.45 heavy 7.00 to 7.50 rough 7.05 to 7.20 Yorkers 7.25 to 7.35 pigs 5.80 to 6.75 Sheep receipts 6 000 weak natives 4.00 to 6.50 western 4.25 to 6.40 lambs natives 6.25 to 8.25 western 6.50 to 9.35
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Texas
Western
UNION
Ill
Lambs
Chicago Livestock Union Stock Yards
New York Stocks Show Mixed Early Trading
In New York on May 15 the stock market began steady then turned irregular and uncertain. Union Pacific led gains among rails, Reading rose, Erie recovered, Third Avenue traction slipped, and Consolidated Gas dipped slightly before a small lift. By 11 am movements were narrow and the market closed fairly steady.
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New York
Union Pacific
Reading
Erie
Third Avenue Traction
Consolidated Gas
Consolidated
Cattle and hog prices hold steady at Union Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards Illinois on May 7 cattle receipts 1500 with steady prices ranging from 2.40 to 7.25 for cows, calves 5.00 to 7.00, hog receipts 16000 with prices 5.70 to 7.35, and sheep receipts 5000 with natives 3.90 to 6.50 and lambs 6.25 to 9.35, all markets showing stability for the period.
Girl saves coworker at Columbus shirt factory
At the Columbus shirt factory a 45 year old man named William Street was dragged toward a grinding shaft. A courageous young woman named Miss Lacey wrapped around his legs and pulled him free then knocked the belt off and summoned aid. Coworkers petition for Carnegie Medal recognition.
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Columbus Shirt
Market Street
William Street
Street
Miss Lacey
Carnegie Medal Commission
Chicago Livestock and Produce Prices May 15 at Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts 1,000 with steady prices up to 610 dollars. hogs 19,000, active and steady with grades from 6.99 to 7.75 per cwt. sheep unchanged. Produce: Butter clears at 24 cents creamery, eggs firsts 20 cents, cheese twins 14 1/2 cents, live poultry turkeys 16 cents, fowls 15, small stocks of ducks 19 cents, geese 6 to 8 cents, potatoes 88 to 92 cents.
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Chicago
Langdon & Boyd Packing Co
Hawley Com. Co
A. B. Moll
Oe &E. Coenen
Geek
H. M. Sieger
Éec
Mneiemnas
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 15
Kansas City cattle arrivals reached 800 with steady price ranges. Native steers 5.25 to 6.90, southern steers 4.75 to 6.40, cows 3.25 to 5.50, stockers 4 to 5.80, calves 4 to 7, western steers 5.25 to 6.65, western cows 3.75 to 5.75. Hogs receipts 4,000 and expected higher. heavy 7.25 to 7.42, packers 7 to 7.35, light 6.75 to 7.20, pigs 5.75 to 6.75. Sheep none.
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Kansas City
Cash Grain Prices Reported in Chicago May 15
Cash grain figures show Wheat varieties ranging from No 2 red 1 45 to 1 48 per bushel and No 3 red 1 40 to 1 52 with hard and northern grades listed. Corn quotes cover multiple yellow and standard classes from 74 to 76 cents with 75 percent figures, while Oats list several white grades between 55 and 60 cents.
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Chicago
Ill
Firemen Defeat Bankers At Ball Game
The firemen won easily against the bankers in indoor ball at their grounds on Fifth and State streets by 16 to 9. Bonneville pitched for the bankers and was knocked out in the seventh after 10 runs were scored off his delivery. Batteries: Firemen Colton and Wright against Bankers Bonneville Asplin and Ruggles.
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Bankers
Fifth and
State Streets
Bonneville
Colton
Wright
Asplin
Ruggles
Violet Leads in State Flower Vote
Madison Wis May 15 State Supt C P Cary announced the vote of two thirds of the schools in the state for state flower had been received and the violet leads with 46280 votes while the wild rose arbutus and water lily trail.
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Madison
Wis
C. P. Cary
Local Markets Quiet in Chicago Trading Day
Wheat and corn opened with declines amid selling pressure while oats slipped early. Provisions firmed then eased. Armour bought September wheat as market activity remained light. Retail and wholesale price lists showed broad assortment of fruits, vegetables, dairy, and meats with steady to mixed moves.
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Chicago
Logan
Bryan
Armour
Theatrical Trust Faces Break With New Booking Plan
New York May 15 The Schuberts confirm exclusive dispatch of weeks ago offering 40 weeks of bookings in a continuous chain of playhouses from New York to San Francisco. Financial support from Morgan Gould Mackay Vanderbilt and Astor is cited as the key factor enabling the open door in theatrical circles.
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New York
Schuberts
San Francisco
Theatrical Trust
Morgan
Gould
Mackay
Vanderbilt
Astor
Association Debate at West Avenue Methodist Meeting
The La Crosse Retail Grocers' association is called a detriment to the city in a debate planned by the West Avenue chapter of the Methodist Brotherhood. The discussion will take place at the regular meeting in the church parlors next Friday evening.
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la Crosse
West Avenue
Methodist Brotherhood
Out of Town Masons Attend La Uragse Lodge Meeting
A group of visiting Masons gathered at the Masonic Temple for the lodge meeting in La Uragse. The third degree was performed with S. W. Brown E. B. Mercereau William Bradley and Seth Houghton of West Salem among those present.
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la Uragse
Masonic Temple
S. W. Brown
E. B. Mercereau
William Bradley
Seth Houghton
West Salem
Bank Statement Shows Mixed Bank Movements in New York
New York May 15 bank statement reports increases in reserve on deposits total $6,990,475 and reserve on non US deposits $7,060,675. Loans fall by $35,840,000 while specie rises $6,190,000 and legal tenders up $1,120,000. Deposits gain $1,030,900 and circulation declines $57,500. Total loans stand at $1,340,678,600 with a bank surplus of $15,235,026 versus $72,310,850 last year and $19,386,925 two years ago.
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New York
United States
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the Tribune
Tribune
Stoddard Hotel
Moler Barber College
Arenz Shoe Store
Pearl
Hackner Altar Works
Ferry
Golorado Land Company
Liberal Commission
Boca Grant Development Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Empire Automobile Institute
Rochester
N. Y
National Co-operative Realty Co
Marden Bridg
Washington, D. C
J. E. McBrady & Co
R. C. Kuhn Company
Leigh Toland
King St
Y. Hyde
Miss Oswald
6Th & Main
W. Anderson
Market St
C. O. D. S. Boma
Victor Talking Machine Outfit
Milk River Valley
Montana
G. H. Goodrich
Norwalk
Conn
Joseph Segfreit
Dakota
Minn
North Dakota
D. D. Drummond
A. Ruhoff
So. Ltd
Singer
S. J. de Ranitz & Co
Main St
Gould and
Rose Streets
Mill
Gould Streets
John Ambrose
Mill St
Mill Street
North la Crosse
Kentucky
Maryland
California
Wed & Salef
J. W. Lawrence
Sand Luis Valley
Colorado
C. C. Kerr, & Co
Monte Vista
Colo
Michigan
Frank C. Hyde
Appleton
Brooks Boat Mfg. Co
Winnebago St
Badger
Vine St
Johnson
So. 4Th St
Arent Shoe Store
Pearl St
H. W. Barker
Runckel’s Drug Store
No. 7Th St
Upper West
Cass St
State Street
Houston Co
Main Street
F. Klein
McMillan
Moskbee Pocces
Madeira
Walla Walla Co
Wash
Clark Co
Clark County
New Town
Logan Co. Development Co
Cedar Rapids
H. M
Care’ Tribune
Price
Thomas & Phalon
BE. M. Lockman’s
Jay St
J. A. Wilhelm
Cement Sidewalk Co
Rose St
Undertakers
Theodore Mannstedt
3Rd St
Oriental Bug Co
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Standard Electric CO
Schick & Roth —Bataview Bank
Winnebago
Care Tribune
Ee Ee
River Side
Moore’s Laundry
Ng Aoe
Moor’s
Farpam St
Avon St
Seth Reynolds
Viroqua
Buff Orpington Eges
C. H. Berry
Charles St
H. P
7Th and
la Crosse Sts
A. M. Goldish
Division St
Mojdern
W. J. Fitzpatrick
F. M. Yeo
Charles Street
Co. S. van Auken
Granke
T. B. Lawrence
No. Ltd
C. A
Button
Gratia
Eee
Violet
Chicago Grain
J. C. Burns
Hallowell
Ice Cream & Butter Co
Listman Milling Co
Americas
Peter Corn
Way. S
Masons
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