Help Wanted in La Crosse Area Ads Narrow Jobs
Multiple help wanted listings across La Crosse Wisconsin area including barber shop training at Maler Barber College Chicago for catalog, army recruitment note from Hotel Grand Wisconsin, porter at Schiller, tinners painters and cooks at various firms, dining room staff at hotels, sewing machine operators, housework and general helpers, apprentice dressmaker, washerwoman, maid, and reliable laundry staff. Many positions offer steady wages and pathways to employment.
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Hotel Bronson
Northwestern Hotel
Vine
Cass St
la Crosse Clothing Company
For Sale Piano and Encyclopedia Volumes
Auction notes list a nearly new piano with walnut case for sale by E B Tribune and a set of 12 volumes of Encyclopedia of Law bound in half leather offered by F K G care Tribune. Also listed is a gas range at 618 So 5th and old phone 3242.
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E. B
Tribune
Encyclopedia of Law
Care Tribune
So. Ltd
For Sale Classified Items Hit City Listings
A long list of for sale and for rent notices, including a baby carriage at 4.00, a nine room house at 1322 Pine St, various furniture items, lumber, a car for 350, an upright piano, and multiple rental listings. Also mentions a bicycle from Weis Book Store and a final line To Rent.
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Pine St
Wanted to Rent Modern Cottage in Central Location
Ad placed in Tribune seeks a long lease for a desirable property. Contact A B C care Tribune with address details.
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Care Tribune
Lost-Mexican double yellow head polly reward offered
A lost pet notice seeks a return for a Mexican double yellow head polly with a $16 reward. Also missing is a black and tan hound with white markings, about twenty inches tall and with six toes on the back feet, wearing a strap around the neck. Return both to O. H. Hulberg at 228 230 Main St.
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Polly
O. H.hulberg
Main St
Special Summer Rates for Teachers at La Crosse School of Music
The La Crosse School of Music offers special summer rates for teachers. Pianos for practice are free for out of town students. Classes for children and beginners are offered at low terms. Call or write today at 209 South 5th Street.
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The
la Crosse School of Music
5Th St
Tornado Insurance Rates Quoted for 3 and 5 Years
Insurance notice lists tornado coverage at $4.00 per thousand for a three year term and $6.09 per thousand for five years. Contact C. S. Van Auken at 228 Pearl Street for details.
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C. S. van Auken
Pearl St
For Sale Real Estate Listings Include Large Homes and Lots
Classified house and lot notices list 1229 Farnam area residences with 108x150 lots and prime locations, various incomes, and multiple properties for sale. Listings feature 1050 to 7500 dollar ranges, a 120 acre La Crosse area farm, and a 1 lot with two large dwellings. Co F Klein Insurance and Money to Loan at 208 McMillan Block.
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Farnam Eee Ls
Madison Court
S. W. Anderson
la Crosse
F. Klein
Insurance and Morcy
McMillan
Fishing trips spark humor about wives joining outings
A humorous line notes that fishing is enjoyable because wives rarely want to accompany. The remark reflects light social banter rather than a factual event.
Loans Made Salaried People On Furniture And More
An old classified notice lists financial loans for salaried people on furniture pianos horses and wagons with no removal or publicity. It cites La Crosse Mortgage and Loan Co at 322 Main Street and F J Fugina Fountain City Wis for rates. Additional ads offer reduced rates to Pacific Coast and other points via Boyd Transfer Co Minneapolis. Also seeks secondhand safe and various housing and storage offerings, plus on sight rides and storage space requests.
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la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
Pacific Coast
The
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Storm Devastation Hits Armour With 35000 Dollar Toll
A six hour rain and wind storm swept Armour South Dakota causing over 35000 dollars in damage. Three inches of rain drenched crops and hail crushed plants while hundreds of window panes broke. Armour High School lost two chimneys crashing through three floors to the basement. Cyclonic clouds formed near Platte and moved at about eighty miles per hour.
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Armour
S. D
Armour High School
Platte
Kidney Cure Praise From Claremont Reader
Mrs S Joyce of 189 Sullivan Street Claremont New Hampshire says she bought two bottles of Foley s Kidney Cure about a year ago. It cured a severe chronic kidney trouble and she highly recommends it to others. O T Erhart.
Four New Buildings Planned at Faribault State School
Faribault Minn May 28 bids have been received for four new buildings at the state school for the feeble minded. The $125000 project includes a boys epileptic ward a boys custodial block a girls epileptic ward and a central kitchen. Contracts have not yet been let.
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Faribault, Minn
Cable breaks injuring three in Hastings dig site
Three men were injured yesterday morning in Hastings when the sand bucket cable broke during Ramsey Street sewer digging at 9 o'clock. The bucket and its contents fell, causing the accident and injuries.
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Hastings Minn
Ramsey Street
New Train Service Links Pierre to Black Hills with Sleeper Cars
The Chicago & North-Western and P R C N W announce May 25 service expanding daily trains between Pierre and Rapid City with Pullman sleeping cars between Huron and Rapid City. Westbound Train 503 departs Huron 9:20 p m daily except Sunday, reaches Pierre 1:10 a m daily except Monday, then Rapid City 7:38 a m daily except Monday. Eastbound Train 502 departs Rapid City 8:38 p m daily except Saturday, arrives Pierre 3:00 a m and Huron 8:10 a m daily except Sunday. Direct Rapid City connections to Deadwood, Lead, Belle Fourche and Hot Springs. Through Pullman service also runs Huron to Twin Cities, with schedules for St Paul and Minneapolis arrivals and departures. Contact The North Western Line agents for details.
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Pierre
Black Hills
Pullman
Huron
Rapid City
Twin Cities
Chicago & North-Western
Deadwood
Lead
Belle Fourche
Hot Springs
St. Paul
Minneapolis
North Western Line
Hat theft fatal accident on Minnesota bridge
Rob ert Gurlick died when a gust blew his hat off while crossing the international bridge on the Canadian Northern line at Spooner. He lunged to recover the head covering, lost balance, struck an iron bar, then fell into the river and disappeared before divers found the body twenty feet below.
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Spooner
Minn
Canadian & Northern Railroad
Robert Gurlick
Gurlick
Garlick
County Fair prep signals busy Northwest season
Barnes County Fair association plans the annual county fair in Valley City for July 7 to 10 with enhanced racing events. Crookston seeks county treasurer on the Republican ticket. Turner county Old Settlers picnic to be held in Monroe with addresses by J W Edmunds and W E Ege. Clinton sends 100 dollars to Iowa Young Men's Christian Association for boys work secretary. Valley City Elks lodge to be instituted with 60 candidates and 85 members. Sturgis death reported of Fred Willard Jr in Denver. Iowa Electric Medical association state convention opens in Muscatine. Wadham versus Fargo Moorhead Street Railway verdict for plaintiff. Lee Fowler case set for Tri-State Telephone entry in Fargo federal term. 14 civil actions and grand jury in session.
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Valley City
N. D
Barnes County Fair Association
Crookston
Minn
Hugh R. Robertson
Sioux Falls
Old Settlers’ Association
Turner County
Monroe
J. W. Edmunds
Parker
W. E. Ege
Centerville
Clinton
Ita
Iowa
Young Men’s Christian Association
Clinton Association
Homes of Friends
Elks Lodge
Jamestown
Lodge
Sturgis
Denver
Muscatine
Iowa Electric Medical Association
Barnesville
W. A. Wadham
Fargo & Moorhead Street Railway Company
Moorhead
Fargo
Munger
Omaha
United States
Lee & Fowler
Tri-State Telephone Company
Farmer Pat Brannon Killed by Lightning Near New Hampton
Pat Brannon, a prominent farmer living east of New Hampton, Iowa, was killed Tuesday night when lightning struck a fence he was walking beside. His wife found him later after growing anxious while he was away from home.
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New Hampton
Iowa
Pat Brannon
Tree fall kills Fredericksburg man in Iowa
Gus Klutz aged 22 of Fredericksburg died after falling forty feet while attempting to shoot birds from a tree in Waterloo Iowa. He was injured when he lost his grip and died half an hour later at a local hospital.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Gus Klutz
Klutz
Fredericksburg
Verger’s Vivid Reply Echoes Through History
Dean Pigou recounts a verger who answered a bishop's question about timing with wit. He would first seat the chair people, then return for the bishop and lead him to the halter, illustrating a sharp, darkly humorous stance in ecclesiastical procedure.
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Dean Pigou
Train Kills Deaf Man Near Dunbar
Aleck Tow, 68, was struck and killed by a Milwaukee passenger train near Dunbar, Marshalltown, Iowa, on Tuesday night. He was deaf and did not hear the approaching train.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Aleck Tow
Milwaukee
Dunbar
Patten Armour battle lifts corn and wheat in Chicago trade
May corn jumped to 82 cents and May wheat to 1.09 1/2 as Patten and Armour clash nears close. Short covering surged as a house dumped 50,000 bushels. Cattle and hogs rose 10 with light receipts, while sheep weakened amid steady activity in Chicago.
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Chicago
J. A. Patten
J. Ogden Armour
Shorts
Patten
Poultry and Dairy Prices Reported Steady in New York
New York May 28 Poultry unchanged. Butter at 22 1 2 cents per pound creameries. Eggs nearby white 19 cents. Cheese 14 3 4 cents.
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New York
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Kansas City
Cattle numbers around 3000 with a 10 cent rise. steers range from 5.00 to 7.25, stockers 3.25 to 5.50. Hogs about 10000 up 5 to 10 cents. bulk 5.30 to 5.50, pigs 4.00 to 4.50. Sheep 5900, muttons 4.00 to 4.50, lambs 5.25 to 6.35.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Market Rises Across Board in Early Trading
Markets opened strong with prices advancing 1 to 2 points in most active issues within the first 30 minutes. St Paul and American Ice moved up while American Smelting Northern Pacific and Great Northern lagged. Government bonds unchanged and others irregular.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
St. Paul
Chicago and Minneapolis Market Quotes for May and July
Chicago markets show May wheat trading around 107 to 109 percent, July near 91 to 92 percent with oats at 56 percent. Corn ranges from 80 to 82 percent for May and July, while pork is listed at 13.65 for May. Minneapolis echoes wheat around 109 to 108 percent for May and July.
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Miner & Co
Chicago
Minneapolis
WEATHER AND CROP NOTES FROM MISSOURI ILLINOIS
The report from Springfield Missouri notes wheat yields around five bushels per acre in southwest areas while upland wheat appears mixed. Sumner County shows severe fly damage though better than last year. Harper County wheat looks fine from roads but shows fly infestation with damage to appear in a week. Freeburg Illinois experiences heavy rain delaying corn planting for several days.
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Springfield
Missouri
Harper
Kansas
Sumner County
Harper County
Freeburg
Ill
Farmer William Backman Injured by Kick from Horse
Friberg reports William Backman a well known Fergus Falls farmer was kicked in the face by a horse. The incident left him unconscious, lip split, four teeth knocked out, jaw broken, and injuries described as serious though he is expected to recover but disfigured.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Friberg
William Backman
Burglary Exchange Finds Hidden Message on Cigar Box
A burglar and partner plan to collar cigars but fear grips them. The partner spots writing on a cigar box lid, reading a note from a wife to her husband wishing him many happy returns, which leads to the burglar's sudden relief.
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Bill
Market prices show wide swings as season advances
The local markets display broad changes in fruits vegetables and provisions. Prices move on cucumbers onions cabbage strawberries and potatoes with notable shifts in milk eggs pork and cheese. livestock poultry and fish also listed with varying ranges from several vendors and packers.
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Waniz
Maler Barber Couillege
U. S. Army
Hotel Grand
la Cresse
Wis
Schiller
4Th St
Badger Steel Roofing & Corrugating Co
Cor
la Crosse Sts
Geo. W. Scott
Cameron House
Loomis
King St. Apply
Leigh Toland
Cameron Ave
Henry Gund
King St
Market St
No. 3Rd St
iInquire
Denton
Hill View Farm
Otto Granke
Rose St
Mill St
A. T
Market Street
Tenneson's
W. Ave
Johnson
No. 5Th St
Weis Book Store
Schick & Roth—Batavian Bank
E. Anderson
Caledonia St. Newphone
Anderson
Caledonia St
H. W. Barker
Runckel
Christian Schmidt
Berlin St
Oriental Rug Co
Enos E. Johnson
Mgr
F. J. Fugina
Fountain City
City
Uth and
Jackson
J. A. Westby
Mary Eluma
Sabrina
Minnesota
Northwest
Bolt
Foley’s
O. T. Erhart
Train
Wall Street
Tial
Kansas City Livestock
Cline
Listman ¢Mill Co
Swrain
W. W. Cargill Co
Langdon-Boyd Packing's Co
Hawley Com
Vo Creamery
A. B. Moll
Abe
H. M. Sieger
Dourg
Doung
Henry Andregg
Limburger
John C. Burns
N. Y
California
Miner & Company
Geo. M. Bingham
McMillan Building
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