Trade School Adopts Barbershop Training Program
Tribune ads seek men to learn barbering with practice and exams, offering free catalogue and instructions. It notes courses at Meller College Chicago and Iowa Ave location, plus government exam prep for railway mail and other positions, promising 14 years of successful students and free questions booklet.
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Meler
Chicago
Ile
U. G
Unittee
Tempebita
Meoru
Io Reese
Iowa Ave
Iowa
F. Tribune
Merchants Restaugst
Main St
Tad
Tribune
Jgx
Moler Barber College
Chicago, Ill
Classified ad listing household goods for sale
A Tribune ad advertises items for sale including a kitchen range at 45.90 dollars and 14 dollars, a Snowball washing machine, a Shih item at 4.90, an extension table, and a set of engineering books complete with four models. Prices indicate must sell and contact details mention apply at Tribune.
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Ode City
Tribune
WorTH Dollars Costs Cadts
A. W. Bakers cough remedy advertised at Nickle's Drug Store amid local medicine notices.
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A. W. Baker
Uickel
Many Committee Changes This Year in Senate
The Sixty first Congress will see numerous chairmanship changes due to reelection losses and deaths. Key vacancies arise in appropriations and census and the plan includes Hale as likely new chairman of appropriations. Other vacancies and potential chairmanships span agriculture forestry finance and foreign relations amid retirements and defeats.
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Senate
William B. Allison
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Hale
Maine
Appropriations
Burkett
Nebraska
Indiana
Hemenway
Henry C. Hansbrough
North Dakota
Warren
Wyoming
Dolliver
Iowa
Long
Chester J. Long
Kansas
Hale and
McCumber
Senator Long
Hopkins
Illinois
Kittredge
Platt
Senator Carter
Montana
Committee On
Claims
Charles W. Fulton
Oregon
Kean
New Jersey
Allison
Hansbrough
Beveridge
Senator Ankeney
Washington
Carter
Flint
California
Foraker
Joseph B. Foraker
Ohio
Pacific Islands
Porto Rico
Depew
New York
Senator Foraker
Committee On Foreign Relations
Root
Elkins
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senat R Teller
Private Land Claims Committee
University of the United States
Plans Completed for Billiard Meet at La Crosse Club
Arrangements for the La Crosse billiard tournament are complete. Will Ott John C Burns and O Wieland organized classes set prices and selected a trophy. Eighty contestants will compete under national rules with four classes A B C and D. Burns will captain the A team C L V Craft the B team F Frye the C team and O Wieland the E team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Club
Messrs
Will Ott
John C. Burns
O. Wieland
Craft
Frye
O Wieland
CAN'T VERIFY THE EMPEROR'S DEATH
London reports the foreign office is probing reports of the Chinese emperor's death with no Pekin confirmation. Hong Kong merchants note delays in news and speculate the emperor may still be alive or dying within hours.
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London
Foreign Office
China
Pekin
Hong Kong
Schwab Buys Hunter's Point Dry Dock in San Francisco
CO. M. Schwab, in San Francisco, says he is closing the purchase of Hunter's Point dry dock and predicts vast future prosperity, despite some laughter at his optimism. He expects the next four years to bring far greater growth than today.
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Schwab
DRY
San Francisco
M. Schwab
Hunter’s Point Dry Dock
Daily Markets Record Quiet Trade With Butter Advancing
Market reports a quiet day with few changes and Creamery butter rising to 30.1 to 31 cents a pound. Other wholesale quotations show no movement, while inactivity dominates the session.
Local market prices feature New York apples and farm goods
A dense list from New York markets lists apples and cranberries with barrel and box prices, along with lemons, cabbage, potatoes, and other produce. It also covers flour and feed, butter, eggs, meats, and various livestock prices from several providers, with retail quotes for bananas, oranges, and more.
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J. C. Burns
N. Y
New York
Listman Milling Co
Michigan
Ice Cream & Butter Co
Americas
Eoeiawswal Wasveene Creamery
J. C. Surns
Valencia
Doz
Foreign Markets New York Stocks
After opening trading on November 14 the market moved to moderately lower levels amid large volume sales. London remained a moderate buyer while St Paul fell 1 percent and government bonds held steady. The market closed firm with gains helped by strong demand. Stock values in Wall Street rose more than two billion dollars since the election over ten days of trading.
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New York
London
St. Paul
Wall Street
Poultry and dairy market report from New York
Dressed poultry quiet and live poultry quiet. Butter shows moderate demand. Eggs steady with nearby white fancy 48 to 50 cents, fresh first 32 to 33 cents. Cheese full cream specials 14 to 15 4 cents, skim specials 11 cents.
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New York
Chicago market cattle hogs and sheep prices reported
Cattle totals 800 head unchanged as of Friday in Chicago. Hogs 41,000 head down ten with light hogs 5.10 to 5.85, heavy 5.55 to 6.05, pigs 3.75 to 5.10. Sheep 2,000 head unchanged in the market.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Prices Downgraded Across Cattle and Pigs
Kansas City market report November 14 shows cattle about steady with steers 4.50 to 7.50 and stockers 3.00 to 4.60. Hog bulk trades at 5.40 to 5.80, pigs 4.25 to 5.25. Sheep steady with muttons 4.00 to 4.60 and lambs 4.40 to 5.90.
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Kansas City
Grain futures show firm Dec wheat and corn levels
Opening figures indicate Dec wheat at 103% with highs near 108%. Dec corn trades around 62% to 63% with lows near 48% as market closes and prices stabilize.
Small Town Movements and Visits Across Wisconsin and Minnesota
Genoa resident Gus Clements traveled to Hastings Minnesota in the week’s end. Jos Jacobson moved from camping on the island below town to Rockton on the 12th. Mrs Alex Ristow visited La Crosse Wednesday. Leonia Adams returned home from Stoddard last Wednesday. Grace Rogers and her young son from Portal North Dakota visited relatives here. Pearl Oliver from La Crosse is visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs O Woodhouse spent the last week with relatives at Victory. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs A Schubert Friday. Jos Lasher returned home from Lidgerwood North Dakota last Thursday. Mr Owens of Victory called in town Friday. Ruby Laylan returned to La Crosse after several days at home. Mr and Mrs Chas Ott Jr spent Thursday in Stoddard. A J Latimer is buying furs in large quantities. A wise man can become a fool in a month by talking too much.
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Gus Clements
Hastings
Minn
Jos. Jacobson
Rockton
Alex Ristow
la Crosse
Leonia Adams
Stoddard
Grace Rogers
Little Son
Portal
N. D
Pearl Oliver
O. Woodhouse
Victory
A. Schubert
Jos. Lasher
Lidgerwood
Mr. Owens
Ruby Laylan
Chas. Ott., Jr
A. J. Latimer
Local Notes From Dakota Minnesota Area
Local items report Mrs. Whitlock visiting Rushford and returning home. Town Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Deville’s. Mrs. Len Lockwood to Austin to visit Mrs. Dalton. John W. Donehower shipped cattle and hogs to Chicago. Wall work for W. H. Harington’s store laid by Beherns and Thesing. Married Wm. Strupp to Julia Bedessen. friends send best wishes. W. G. Smith from Minneapolis. O. W. Tibitts repairs race track. Sparring show by Thus, Kerns and Claud Wilson. draw declared. Nagle building barn for Thos. Rer. Calahan and Beach attend teachers’ convention in Winona. Cameron of Crescent visits, Bratt and Lavery call at J. S Hotel. Richmond and Steel helped with hedging at Harington store. Local anecdote recalls George Jones’s death by drinking years ago.
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Whitlock
Rushford
Ladies Aid Society
James Deville
Len Lockwood
Austin
Dalton
John W. Donehower
Chicago
Wm. Beherns
Rudolph Thesing
W. H. Harington
Wm. Strupp
la Crosse
Julia Bedessen
W. G. Smith
Minneapolis
O. W. Tibitts
Kerns
Claud Wilson
John Nagle
John Strupp
Spring Grove
Calahan
Beach
Winona
D. W. Cameron
A Crescent
Bratt
C. Lavery
Wm. Richmond
Chet Steel
Harington
George Jones
George
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Lione
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Washington,d. C
McClelland Paper Co
H. Gayman
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Vote Berger Co
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Johnson St
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7Th St
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19Th St. South
J. W. Lawrence
Ismay
Felthous Land & Inn't Co
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Wm. Pryor
Berlin St
State St
North 7Th
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W. Ave
Cass St
Kane St
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No. 7Th St
Cameron Av
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C. F. Klein
McMillan
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Onalaska
Tribune Office
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Anna & Clark
Viavi Co
Cresse Effice
Nere
Arceteerte
Eadquarters
R. L. Kenyon Co
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Sresswaking
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Caenn
Gueas
Pacific Coast
the Hoyd Transfer Co
Ming
Chas. B. Miller
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R. R
Santa Fe
R.D. Winfield, Renfrew, Grant Co
Okla
Ozarks
Tilman
Mt. Grove
Brownsville
Brule County
South Dakota
Frank G. Roth
4Th & Pearl Sts
U. S
L. M. Hopkins
Marquette Bidg
Thunder Butte Valley
Peter A. Sattler
Daviston, S. D
Hettinger
Pacific Northwest Realty Associates
Wells Fargo
Portland
Ore
Bargain Square
Arnold
Poehling’s
J. C. Welliver
Washington, D. C
Crane
Massachusetts
Thomas & Phalon
Landdon-Boyd Packing Co
Navieas
Tahoe
Hawtey
Brule
A. B. Moll
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Ib Saab
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Chicago Livestock
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