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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1907
Page
7
Wanted men learn barber trade. twelve to twenty dollars weekly for graduates, a few weeks to complete, best trade for poor men, also equipment shops on time. Write for catalog. Also wanted gentlemen boarders and roomers with modern improvements at 717 South Fifth Street.
A collection of small sale notices and ads from Berlin and Wisconsin listings. Items include pullets and a cock, bicycles, firewood, cement work, ledgers and forms, furniture, a baby carriage and bedstead, an upright piano, a store building offer, and a six room flat furniture sale with apartment rental details.
In Marquette Michigan on May 27 workers from Sparrow Kroll Lumber quit rather than shovel snow all summer. Similar snow fatigue hit Consolidated Fuel and Lumber crews at a Summit wood camp. A burglary at John McCambridge’s confectionary at 1820 George Street is also reported.
Molstad of 1416 Caledonia street is carrying out interior improvements on his building, reflecting ongoing renovation activity in the area.
Wheat advances with winter at 70 to 75 cents and spring 75 to 80 cents per bushel. Oats rise to 40 42 cents. Creamery butter drops to 28 30 cents per pound. Eating apples 75 cents per peck. Cherries fall 10 cents to 40 cents per pound. Also listed are eggs, flour, livestock bids, and retail prices for various goods.
Chicago May market report shows heavy selling after early buys amid frost fears in Kansas and export ban talk. July closed near 102, September and December fluctuated with mixed gains, cash grain in Minneapolis mixed with No. 1 hard at 105% to arrive. Chicago hogs and cattle receipts noted with prices largely steady.
INKS of all kinds at the INLAND PRINTING CO. Writing inks drawing inks copying inks India inks stamping inks indelible inks colored inks also pens pencils and pastes of every leading make. FOR RENT Two unfurnished front rooms second floor city heat $11 Baker Neibuhr Fifth and Jay streets. FOR RENT Two comfortably furnished housekeeping rooms electric light and bath Reasonable 528 Division street FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping 718 State
REWARD OF 25 FOR and recovery of the body of W H Van Camp. The family, 1227 WE FOUND Ice cream at the Royal 25 cents per quart. AM PREPARED to mow and keep your lawn in shape for the summer, will contract for entire summer. Prices reasonable. 323 Cameron avenue New phone 588 R CALL on Allen Cole for painting and training. Old phone 3413 STATE AGENTS Every state west of Mississippi at once building trade specialty profit 40 to 60 per cent no sale less than 100 capital required to invest in stock goods 600 ready seller in every town permanent cash business a fortune in every state Write for particulars Milw 21 Tribune WANTED Three or four furnished rooms for light housekeeping Ad dress G BUSINESS CHANCES RESPONSIBLE manufacturing concern established several years in Wisconsin desires additional working capital in order to meet rapidly increasing business by enlarging its present plant Does not want partner but wants straight loan of 15000 Money to be returned after four five and six years in amounts of 4000 5000 and 6000 respectively Loan will be secured by notes and by transfer of endowment life insurance policies for 20000 in first class old established company on which policies four yearly premiums have been paid in full Will pay 7 per cent interest on loan by six monthly interest notes and will also pay a reasonable commission for putting this deal through Address Box 22 Tribune
William Murphy father of Rev. Ambrose Murphy returned home last evening via the Burlington route after an operation at St. Francis hospital by Dr. Howard Evans. He had been in Palouse Washington and visiting his son for several weeks since leaving the hospital. He remains an active elderly man with many friends from his brief stay.
Fergus Falls reports Stephen Hanson Furua faces six first degree murder indictments for the February killings of his wife and young son in Tansem near Clay County. Furua continues to deny the charges asserting his innocence.
P A Lundberg age 56 hanged himself with a rope arranged above his bed at a Mallard area homestead where he had been confined for about a year. Police report states the death occurred May 27 in Bagley Minnesota.
G W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri recounts a near amputation four years ago after a jimson bar incident. He refused surgery and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which healed the wound. The salve is carried by O T Erhart, the local druggist, for 25 cents.
A pointed remark notes that a woman's brain should not be judged by the size of her hat. The proverb challenges superficial measures of intellect.
Yesterday the Norwegian Lutheran church at Sill and Charles streets in North side confirmed a large class. Named confirmands include Olga Elfreda Lee Alda Sussanna Hoff Cora Obird Erickson Clara Bolirud Ruth Elenor Johnson Nina Margaret Mahlum Eva Susanna Mahlum Huth Rynning Mabel Magdalene Hanson Peter Adolph Moen Elmer Melvin Streeter Arthur Palmer Benson Sigurd Oswald Opsahl Joseph Arthur Davidson Leif Bassid Reuben Clinton Thompson Arthur Mikkelson Dina Lund Mable Thur son Melvin Engebretson Elmer Engebretson Leif Joseph Senstad Inga Verket Louise Marcella Westeros Florence Borreson Oscar Edwin Lokken.
Peter Fischbach directs his La Crosse Milwaukee Road crew to tear up and relay the main line near the north side depot with new rails for the No. 55 passenger train, which arrived on time at 10:35. Officials praise the efficient system, and Caledonia street track restoration aims for Thursday to serve Decoration Day crowds after rain delays and sewer work.
A work train crashed into the rear of a freight on Milwaukee road east end last week. No injuries reported. Cause of the wreck could not be ascertained.
Frank Zenson of North La Crosse was taken to St. Francis hospital today with palsy a condition judged serious enough to require hospital care for proper attention.
Report notes youthful London workers show the healthiest condition while barbers' and other boys endure poorer health. The study highlights age related vitality differences among young laborers in the city.
A veteran orator addresses Grand Army of the Republic members about war and faith, arguing that true national greatness lies in righteousness not wealth or force. He recalls Lincoln, warns against materialism, and urges personal virtue as Memorial Day nears.
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