Help Wanted Male and Female Labor Notes
Help wanted ads show male trades and female service positions in La Crosse Wisconsin area. Listings include barber college trainees, US Army recruitment, porters, tinker, painters, cooks, housekeepers, seamstresses, apprentice dressmaker, washerwoman, laundry workers, clerks, and hotel dining room staff with wages and location details.
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Maler Barber College
Caicaso
United States
Hotel Grand
la Crosse
Wis
Schiller
4Th St
Badger Steel Rooting
Cor
Ith & Go Crosses Sts
Geo. W. Sentz
Local Finance and Transit Advertisements in La Crosse Area
A mixed run of notices includes SSS eee loans offered to salaried people on furniture boats horses and wagons with no publicity, La Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co at 822 Mato Street. The Steamer E. R. Rutledge may be chartered for excursions with rates and dates via F. J. Fagina Fountain City. Coast shipments cut routes on household goods to Pacific Coast and other points with reduced service by Boyd Transfer Co Minneapolis. Also assorted room and board notices and wanted ads for a secondhand safe, day labor, children rides, and a vacant room to store furniture with local addresses listed.
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Pine St
Denton
Hill View Farm
Otto Granke
Rose St
City Water
Tribune
A. T
Market Street
Tennyson’s
So. Ltd
M.' Tribune
Farnam Street
Madison Court
Andéreob
da Crosse
WUE Insurance and Morey
McMillan
SSS Eee
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Mato Street
Upatat
E. Rutledge
F. J. Fagina
Fountain City
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Cass St
Gail
Lith
Jackson
J. A. Westby
Hail and Rain Cause $35,000 in Damages in Armour
A severe storm last night dumped over three inches of rain and hail in the Armour area, severely damaging crops and breaking hundreds of window lights. The Armour High School building suffered $5,000 in damages as two chimneys collapsed through three floors to the basement. Cyclonic clouds moved from Platte thirty miles away at about 80 miles per hour. Local resident Mrs Joyce of 1830 Sullivan St Claremont N H reports recovery with Foote's Kidney Cure endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
8. D
Thie
Armour High School
Platte
Joyce
Sullivan St
Claremont
N. Hi-writes
Fotey
T. Erhart
Four new school buildings planned for state school
Enlarge Warba rults Minn May 48 plan four new buildings at the state school for the feeble minded costing about 125000 dollars. One for epileptic boys, one for epileptic boys custodial, one for epileptic girls, and a central kitchen. Contracts not yet let. Also notices rail and train service changes with new Pullman sleeping cars and revised schedules between Pierre Rapid City Huron and the Twin Cities.
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Waribault
Minn
Wilh
Pierre
Black Hills
Pullman
Huron
Rapid City
Twin Cities
Chicago &North-Western
Rapidity
Deadwood
Lead
Belle Fourche
Hot Springs
Twin- Cities
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St Paul
Tee
North Western Line
Minnesota man dies saving hat on bridge fall
Spoons, Minn May 23 A wind gust snatched the hat from Robert Garlick as he crossed the Canadian and Northern railroad bridge. He lunged to recover it lost balance, struck an iron bar and fell into the river. His body was found 20 feet below the ledge.
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Spooner
Minn
Canadian & Northern Railroad
Robert Gurlick
Garlick
Tver
Corpea
Barnes County Fair prep sets July county event dates
Northwest bureau reports Barnes County Fair plans for July 7 8 9 and 10 with early event stakes closed and a stronger racing exhibition this year. Other North Dakota items include Crookston Republican county treasurer hopeful Hugh R Robertson and Turner County Old Settlers Picnic in Sioux Falls with speeches by J W Edmundy and W H Ege. Clinton juniors raise 100 for Iowa Young Men's Christian Association secretary of boys' work. Valley City Elks lodge to initiate class of sixty with Jamestown team assisting. Wadham v Fargo Moorhead Street Railway verdict for 60 in favor of plaintiff. Fargo details on Lee Fowler Tri-State Telephone case. four teen civil actions and criminal matters anticipated.
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Old Settlers’ Association
Turner County
Monroe
J. W. Edmundy
Parker
W. H. Ege
Centerwas
Turner
Sturgis
Frea Willard, Jr
Denver
Muscatine
Iowa
Iowa, Electric Med
Ical Association
Barnusville
Minn
W. A. Wadham
Fargo ‘& Moorhead Street Railway
Moor Heads
Fargo
N. D
Munger
Omaha
United States Court
Lee & Fowler
Tri-State Telephone Company
T Anid
Farmer Pat Brannon Killed by Lightning Near Hampton
Pat Brannon, a prominent farmer living east of Hampton Iowa, was killed by lightning Tuesday night. He was returning from a neighbor’s home when the bolt struck a fence beside him. His wife later found him and summoned help, but he died from the injuries.
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Hampton
Iowa
Pat Brannon
Hanaa
Wecome
Jong
Fatal 40 foot fall ends life of Gus Klutz in Waterloo
Gus Klutz, 22, of Frearumsburg, Iowa, fell forty feet while climbing a tree to shoot birds and died thirty minutes after the accident. The incident occurred in Frearumsburg. In another note, a disturbed congregation member is urged to buy Foley's Honey and Tar at O. T. Erhart's.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Gus Klutz
Klutz
Freaqurmsburg
Foley's
O. T. Erhart
Train wreck report with blurred details
A damaged OCR fragment notes a train incident near Marshalltown on May 28 involving a Bleck Tow and a 68 year old individual named Wal. The garbled text mentions a strike and a Bertrin Tiled, with unclear circumstances and wording.
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Hiles
Marshalltown
Tow
Bertrin
DAILY MARKETS PATTEN-ARMOUR BATTLE HEATS CATTLE HOGS
Chicago May 28 Patten Armour struggle lifts corn to 82 cents and wheat near 1.08 amid shorts scrambling to cover. Cattle and hogs gain while sheep falter. Kansas City reports higher cattle and hog prices with strong lambs. New York broadly firm in early trading as grains hold gains despite uneven leadership.
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Chicago
J. A. Patten
J. Ogden
Armour
Shorts
Patten
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Clattle
New York
Great Northern
St. Paul
Banda
Market prices swing with broad declines in fruits and veg
Readable shows cucumber prices down to 30 and 66 cents per dozen, apples, oranges, lemons and cabbage quoted with varied crate and box rates. Several lines list dairy and grain quotes, with notes credited to suppliers such as John G. Burne and Langdon-Boyd Packing Co. and multiple vegetables and fruits including strawberries and new cabbage driving the movement.
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Fohecaa
John G
Burne
He H.co
Tee Rene
California
Listman Dill Co
W. W. Carm
Langdon-Boyd Packing'Co
Alice Shoulders Co
Hawley Com
HLM
Sierer
Weathered notes on grain yields and wheat damage
Springfield reports poor wheat prospects in southwest Missouri with most grain unlikely to reach six bushels per acre. Harper Kansas reports good upland wheat but heavy fly damage expected to worsen in a week. Freiburg Illinois notes heavy rain delaying corn planting and field work for several days.
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Springfield
Missouri
Kalb
Harper
Kansas
Summer County
Harper County
Freiburg
Ill
Horse Kicks Farmer in Face in Fergus Falls
In Fergus Falls Minnesota on May 28 1874 Friberg reports that William Backman a prominent local farmer was kicked by a horse injuring his face and jaw. He lost four teeth and was found unconscious later by his sons and treated by a physician. He is expected to recover but disfigured.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Friberg
William Backman
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the Cameron
Hotel Bronson
Northwestern
Vine
Miy
Loomis
Leigh Toland
King St
Cameron Ave
Leavng
C. B
Encyclopedia of Law
Care Tribune
Tribune Big
W. Ave
Rose
Johnson
St. St
Weis Book Store
Main St
Hulberg
Echice & Roth—Batavian Bank
Anderson
Caledonia St
New Phone
la Grasse School of Music
C.s.van Auken
Pearl
H.W. Barker
Runekel
Christian Schmidt
Berlin St
Oriental Rug Co
Mill St
Bnes HE. Johnson
Mer
la Crosse Rug
Saarrina
Hastings Minn
Hamssy Street
Dean Pigot
Minnesota
Northwest
Bolt
Wall Street
Qumlcago
Bminer & Coy
Simpenpola Ss Ag
Henry Andreag
Limburger
Péeroox
Bill
Tonyo
Winer & Company
Geo. M. Bingham
Mgr
McMillan Building
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