Beads Returned to Mrs Gordon After Tribune Want Ad
Mrs N Gordon of 1503 Ferry Street reports beads she advertised for via Tribune Want Ads were returned to her on Sunday, noting the issue in a brief call.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
7
Mrs N Gordon of 1503 Ferry Street reports beads she advertised for via Tribune Want Ads were returned to her on Sunday, noting the issue in a brief call.
A dense listing of help wanted and sale notices across La Crosse Wisconsin. Items include jobs for machinists wardens barbers boarders and housemaids plus vacancies for girls and a variety of sales from baby carriages bicycles to furniture and a confectionery business. Names addresses and street locations appear throughout with promotional notes for training and business opportunities.
Classified notices include multiple rental offers with furnished and unfurnished rooms at 812 Main 601 Mill Street 5th and Jay streets and 528 Division Street plus a Ha gar and Mill street listing. Also ink supplies from Inland Printing Co and a lawn mowing bid at 323 Cameron Avenue New New phone 1588 R. Warnings about credit to Lena Olson and a loan proposal of 15000 with endowment policies and 7 percent interest from a Wisconsin firm News from Tribune.
The La Crosse Street Railway must restore a dug ditch on Forest Avenue near Oak Grove Cemetery after cutting the hill without city permission. Contractor George Volz fell when two cows charged a wagon, overturning it and injuring his arm. wagon damage sent to repair shops.
Market notes report tame hay up to 14 dollars per ton while wild hay sells at 9. Butter declines to wholesale 18 to 20 and retail 25 to 27 cents per pound. Wheat opens lower on profit taking then recovers on Kansas rain news. Minneapolis and Chicago quotes show mixed gains for corn oats and pork futures.
Telegram from Tabriz reports Celebian cavalry under imperial orders surged into the assembly. About 200 people killed or wounded, including six deputies. Extraordinary unrest and rumors of ball cartridges given to the shah’s bodyguard. A man considers himself a martyr over a personal debt.
Mrs. William Frohock dies at St Francis hospital after rheumatism and spinal paralysis. A Maine native aged about 65, she moved to La Crosse 35 years ago and resided on the North side. Survived by sons George of Seattle and Fred of La Crosse and daughter Ella Lembke of West Salem. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Madison Wis May 29 The main walls of the capi tol west wing will start about July 1 using Bethel Vermont granite. Bids for mason and iron work will open June 4. The wing is planned to be enclosed by year end with cement wall work underway this week.
National Bank of La Crosse releases balance sheet data dated May 20 1907 detailing resources and financial position. Includes deposits loans and cash on hand as part of the bank’s reported statements.
Mrs Emeline Bly dies after two weeks of illness aged 101 born in Litchfield Connecticut in 1821 She moved with parents to New York in 1826 and married Edwin Bly in 1840 She was mother to three daughters Mrs McKennan Mrs Horton and Mrs Jacobs Funeral held May 18 at John Jacobs residence with burial in Rock Valley cemetery
An exhibition of cartoons water colors and free hand drawing will be held at the high school Friday and Saturday under Miss Myra McNeaire drawing teacher. The public is invited with no charge and hours are Friday 7 to 9 am 2 to 5 pm and Saturday 9 to 11 am 2 to 5 pm.
Severt Johnson a long time aid recipient testified in his own defense detailing family troubles from marriage to present while his wife contradicted him, saying she supported the family and he did little. Bail set under 500 dollars, Johnson to face September circuit court. John Sherwood, known in county poor circles, is bound over to circuit court on non‑support charges alleging habitual drunkenness and failure to provide.
Indications point to adjournment by mid June with Assemblyman Turner proposing that all bills be reported out by June 8 after a conference of chairmen. Both houses have voted to adjourn from today until next Monday, delaying action on the resolution pending that break.
English teacher Miss Grace Hayman of the high school is reported ill with mumps.
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