Wanted Help Advertisements Include Multiple Trades
Classified notice lists openings for a tool company machinists and apprentices, barber school admissions in Chicago, canvassers in La Crosse, timber workers at Badger Steel Roofing, and boarders at 717 South Fifth Street, seeking immediate hires or lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys
Girls Crosse Can Company
Starch Brothers
Pearl Street
Cata
Moter Barber College
Chicago
la Crosse
J. E. Thornbury
Park Store
Badger Steel Roofing & Corrugating Company
Seventh
South Fifth Street
Cass Street
King Street
J. W. Lawrence
Fourth
Jay
Real estate ads listing rental flats and a house
Four room flat with kitchen at 120 S Fourth St for $14.00. Nine room house near Fifth Main Street with basement and yard for $25.00. Six room all modern flat at 330 Cass St. call the office for details.
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S. 4Th St
Fifth Main Street
Vaw Lane
Cass St
For Rent The Parker House Ha gar and Mill streets
For Rent notice describes Parker House at Ha gar and Mill streets with excellent equipment gas electric light steam heat bath and large livery barn in rear. Inquire John Wachter 601 Mill street. Also two unfurnished front rooms second floor city heat $11 Baker Neibuhr Fifth and Jay streets. Inquiries welcome. Ink products offered by Inland Printing Co include writing drawing copying inks India inks stamping indelible inks colored inks pens pencils and pastes of leading makes. Firent six room flat modern conveniences Inquire J H Lightbody.
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South Fifth
New High School
Public School
John Sayers
South Eighth Street
Main
Parker House
Hagar
Mill Streets
John Wachter
Mill Street
Firent
J. H. Lightbody
The
Inland Printing CO
India
Baker & Neibuhr
Fifth
Jay Streets
Minnesota and Northwest New Homestead Opening Notice
Minnesota and the Northwest set July 1 1907 as the opening for homestead entries. U S Commissioner Brown explains annual payments per acre plus fees and a pro rata swamp and overflow inspection charge, with qualifications required for entry.
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Bagley
Minn
United States
Brown
Department of the Interior
Teddy Roasted by Telegraphers in Minneapolis Convention
Delegates of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers meeting in Minneapolis pass a resolution protesting President Roosevelt's reference to certain labor leaders as undesirable citizens. The measure, formed from three resolutions, was debated but ultimately adopted despite concerns over political implications.
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Minneapolis. Minn
Roosevelt
Haywood-Moyer
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Minneapolis
United States
Railroad workers protest executive action on fair trial rights
The Western Federation of Miners and the Order of Railroad Telegraphers condemn remarks that could jeopardize fair trials for men about to be tried. They call for impartial proceedings and extend fraternal sympathy to imprisoned brothers.
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Western Federation of Miners
North America
Recluse 40 Years Monk Returns to World
Henry Gillespie known as Brother Andrew returns to outside life in Tomah Wisconsin after forty years as a Trappist monk at Dubuque Iowa. He gained five days leave to attend his sister's funeral in Chicago and immediately donned civilian clothes. He plans to return to monastic life when the leave ends, likely for good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomah
Wis
Henry Gilespie
Trappist
Dubuque
Andrew
Brother Andrew
Chicago
Schunk
Gillespie
Mine Accident Fatal at Auro ra Mine
Three young men drop an empty ore car at the Auro ra mine shaft in Menominee County Iron River Michigan during noon hour. One man Alfred Read is thrown from the car and fatally crushed as trucks pass over his left side and leg. He dies at the hospital shortly after.
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Menominee, Mich
Aurora
Iron River
Alfred Read
Auto Outstrips Death on 55 Mile Chase to Reach Dying Child
Mrs. W C Ferguson of Austin Minn races home after her child falls ill. With a dying telegram from husband and Dr McKenna she travels 55 miles by auto in about three hours to reach the baby's bedside in Mason City Iowa. The night roads are rough and the auto race is driven at high speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
W. C. Ferguson
Austin
Minn
McKenna
Mixes Oils and Dies in Gasoline Stove Blast
Mrs. John Phillips of South St. Paul was fatally burned when she mistakenly filled a gasoline stove with kerosene then poured in gasoline. After lighting the match the stove exploded, igniting her clothing. Dr. Campbell said burns were severe with slim hope of recovery.
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John Phillips
South St. Paul
Minn
Phillips
Jurists Wife Killed in Kentucky Railroad Accident
Mrs. Lawrence W. Halsey wife of circuit court Judge Lawrence W. Halsey was killed in a railroad wreck near Maysville Kentucky at 130 yesterday afternoon. The judge was slightly injured and an ambulance carried Mrs. Halsey to a hospital where she died. No others were seriously hurt.
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Milwaukee
Lawrence W. Halsey
Halsey
Maysville
Chief Justice Fuller Signals No Immediate Retirement
Recent remarks by Chief Justice Fuller of the United States Supreme Court suggest he has no present plan to retire. He emphasized the duties of the bench and his commitment to continued service.
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Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Daily Markets Wheat Slumps as Profit Taking Hits Confidence
Wheat falls from bullish headlines with profit taking weighing on prices. July futures dip to 98% cents before a brief rally to 1.01 as supporters buy, then weaken again. Corn and oats mirror cereal weakness. Minneapolis cash market shows No 1 hard at 104 and No 1 northern at 103. Hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts listed with mixed price ranges.
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Northwest
Napolis
Chicago
Eaee
Acae
Minneapolis
Flour and dairy prices jump as markets react to weather
Flour advances 20 cents per barrel while feed rises. butter dips to 28 cents per pound. Carrots drop to 5 cents and strawberries to 20 cents per quart. Apples up 15 cents to 75 cents a peck. Grain in ground uneven. farmers hopeful for timely showers and warm weather to secure a crop. Prices from A. r2mz & Sons and local grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley Com. Co
Lawmog Sect
Eudy
A. B. Moll
Sewnee DL
Henry Andregg
Priest
COFMN
Young America
W. W. Cargill Co
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
Oseesen
H. M. Sieger
Notice to Contractors for La Crosse Coal Bids 1907
The La Crosse Board of Public Works invites sealed bids by June 1 1907 for coal supplies to pumping station city hall and fire stations for one year. Bids must show prices per ton for four coal types plus 280 tons of mixed coal, with bond or cash deposit as specified. Bidder must meet penalties and contract conditions, board may reject all bids.
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Board of Public Works
City of la Crosse
City Hall
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Cardiff Wilmington
Pocahontas
New River
County of la Crosse
H. Beckwith
Arthur J. A George Falk
The
Silver fox trapped in Minnesota for first time in years
A silver fox trapped on the Red Lake reservation near Fosston Minnesota is the first in years to be captured in the state. The skin was sent to Knute Rierson who will sell it. The pelt is large and of good quality and is expected to fetch about 200 dollars.
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Fosston
Minn
Minnesota
Red Lake Reservation
Knute Rierson
KEWAUNEE SHORT LINE Advertising route to many western points
Advertisement for the KEWAUNEE Short Line highlighting service between Green Bay and destinations including Winona La Crosse Stevens Point Grand Rapids St Paul Minneapolis and western points. Signed by J A Jordan General Manager.
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Green Bay
Winona
la Crosse
Stevens Point
Grand Rapids
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kewaunee
Green Bay & Western R. R
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Lake Michigan
W. C. Modisett
Gen
T & Pass
Agt
Bay
Wis
Train schedule notice for Co B and Q depot
Daily operation shows trains arriving and departing from Co B and Q depot with Sunday service only. Daily schedule excludes Sunday for most services.
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Co. B
Local La Crosse Will Auction Of 420 North Ninth St
Wisconsin La Crosse County court notices the sale by executor William S Burroughs of two La Crosse properties from Ellen F Pierce will on June 6 1907 offer cash bids at the courthouse doors for lot 3 in block 17 in Burns Durand Smith Rublee addition and lot 2 in block 5 of Spier addition at Vine and Twentieth streets with the sale conducted under the May 16 1907 probate order.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Ellen F. Pierce
la Crosse
A. D
Wm. S. Burroughs
Sani la Crosse
T. Burns
H. S. Durand
S. T. Smith
F. M. Rublee
Ninth Street
Badger and
Pine Streets
City of
North Ninth Street
Spier
Vine and
Twentieth Streets
Farmers Start Threshing Fergus Falls
Farmers in Fergus Falls Minnesota begin threshing as wet weather and heavy snow delayed work last fall. Some fields remain unfinished in Wilkin county and flats west of Fergus Falls as crews resume operations between storms and into spring.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Wilkin County
Here
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Tribune
H. G. Rogers
Morris & Hartwell
Northwestern
319 Vine
la Crosse Clothing Co
Berlin
North Fourth Street
Granke
Rehbfuss
Eighteenth and
Madison
Frank G. Roth
Market Street
South Twentieth
C. F. Klein's Corner Real Estate
P. O
W. H. van Camp
Winnebago
the Royal
Otto Granke
Rose Street
L. H. Garard
Hepestt’s Drug Store
South Fourth Street
George Street
Cameron Avenue
New
Noce la Crosse M & Co
Main Street
Third Street
Anderson Carpet Company
Burr
Interior Department
Teddy
Haywood
Monk
Tain
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Eas
T. Paul and
du Ue
Omaha
Silver Fox
Batavian
Burlington
Prairie du Chien
St.uis
Prescott
Duluth
Winni
Chicago & Northwestern
R & Leave
Madia
Son
East
Superior Trempeleau
Galesville
Owatonna
Green Bay & Western
Don
Stoddard
Chaseburg
Westby, Coon Valley
Viroqua
la, Crosse
Coalition of
U.S
the National Bank OF LA Crosse
U. S
U. S. de
Gacecane
E. Wheeler
Pres
Orlando Holway
Serene P. Gohres
Robt. Ass’t
Invesion
Wheeler
W. B Tacharner
Wm. F. Gohres
North Side Bottling Works
Rose ST
Hollister Davuse Company
Foley
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