Help Wanted and Sale Notices From Tribune Page
A bulleted set of help wanted ads and sale offers from Tribune Exchange includes positions for a middle aged housekeeper a dining room girl and a girl for general house work with addresses on Main Street 6th Street Pine Street State Street Adams Street and Kane Street. Listings also advertise sale and trade items such as engineering books office safes buggies a steam bath tub and a piano along with rentals and room rentals for various addresses across North La Crosse. The page notes stove heaters typewriters and a large assortment of secondhand furniture and household items with contact methods through local offices and phone numbers.
Eleven Injured In R R Wreck And Other Rail News
Reports from Fort Dodge Benson and Clontarf detail a murder life sentence, a deadly railway collision, and a box car burglary. William Carr received life for second degree murder in Gowrie. Great Northern flyer No 4 collided with a freight near Clontarf. nine passengers hurt and crew injured as Italians aiding saved coaches. Engineer Ira Denney of St Paul injured.
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Faribault
Minn
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Fort Dodge
Iowa
William Carr
Tom Nicholson
Gowrie
Wright
Pudge
Ira Denney
Como Boulevard
Wanted four or five flat with steam heat
WANTED A modern four or five flat with steam heat. Location must be good and rent reasonable in proportion to the accommodation offered. No children. Address F. W. Skinner care Tribune. WANTED piano player who can play to moving pictures. Call Electric Theatre.
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F. W. Skinner
Care Tribune
Electric Theatre
Minn. Jail Suicide Try Shocks Mill City Station
Harold C. Johnson of Minneapolis attempted to hang himself in a cell at the Mill City central police station after imprisonment on drunkenness charges. Jailer Garrish found him dangling by a handkerchief tied to a bar and he was cut down and later released on bail.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Harold C. Johnson
Mill City Central
Garrish
Johnson
Gmnd
Indian War On Railway Train At Bayfield
Bayfield Mich Nov 26 During the regular run between here and Redcliffe reservation Conductor Hofele tried to eject a drunken Indian A dozen others interfered The engineer rushed to Hofeles aid with a hammer and began striking the Indians One Indian struck the engineer in the eye with a coal piece All the Indians were arrested.
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Bayfield, Mich
Here
Redcliffe Reservation
Hofele
Hold Up Targets Medford Resident in Faribault
G O Lee, a Medford resident, was robbed of 45 dollars and a gold watch by three men in Faribault Minnesota. He was on a Great Northern train, dropped off near the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul crossing, slugged, then robbed and the robbers escaped.
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Faribault, Minn
G. O. Lee
Medford
Winter cough remedy advert promises lung cure
An early 20th century advertisement warns that winter brings pneumonia pleurisy and consumption and urges curing coughs with Foley's Honey and Tar. It claims the product strengthens lungs and prevents serious results, attributed to O T Erhart.
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O. T. Erhart
Hayes Appeal Seeks Stay in Samuelson Murder Case
In Deadwood on November 26, Charles A. Hayes alias Dunn, condemned for the murder of Fred Samuelson last summer, seeks a stay of execution for December 4. His attorney and the state’s attorney traveled to Pierre for Supreme Court argument. sheriff demands a written stay order before recognizing any halt. The state plans to oppose the appeal.
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Deadwood
S&s. D
Charles A. Hayes
Dunn
Fred Samuelson
Pierre
State Supreme Court
Attorney Hayes
Stewart
Capitol
Supreme Court
Boy Drowns as Grandmother Rescues in Ice Incident
In Crookston Minnesota on November 26 six year old Chris Nelson broke through the Maple ice and drowned. His sixty year old grandmother Mrs Klinger nearly lost her life while attempting the rescue, saved on the third attempt.
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Crookston
Minn
Chris Nelson
Maple
Mrs. Klinger
Hangman’s Noose Route to Heaven
Grand Forks North Dakota November 26 Judge C F Templeton will delay sentencing for guilty and convicted prisoners until after Thanksgiving day with cases set for Friday or Saturday The case mentions John Henry a colored man who pleaded guilty to first degree murder and expresses confidence in reaching heaven if hanged claiming constant prayer and religious devotion
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Grand Forks
N. D
C. F. Templeton
Paying the price of purity as a parable for paradise
A compact aphorism frames purity as the pathway to paradise, portraying sacrifice as the ultimate spiritual cost and urging discipline as a means to reach a transcendent reward.
If You Are Over Fifty Read This
The advertisement promises Foley's Kidney Remedy cures for kidney and bladder disorders in those past middle age. It urges readers to stop vitality drain and restore strength and vigor with daily use, attributed to O. T. Erhart.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Albert Lea Stops Sunday Work On South Pearl Street
Albert Lea Minnesota November 26 the city council planned a large Sunday work force on South Pearl street to speed up an improvement but the ministerial association ordered a halt and construction stopped fears rise the project may miss completion before the annual freeze up leaving the street in bad condition
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Albert Lea
Minn
Pearl Street
News of nearby villages and towns
Prais Du Chien reports visits by guests from Waureka Minneapolis La Crosse and Soldiers Grove. Families plan Thanksgiving trips to La Crosse Platteville and Texas while a local postmaster recovers and public schools close for the holiday week.
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Oscar Bieloh
Waureka
Bieloh
J. E. Crary
Miss Fuller
Minneapolis
Pierce
la Crosse
L. A. Hampton
Carl Peterson
Soldiers’ Grove
Atley Peterson
Soldiers Grove
Alma
Texas
Peterson
R. W. Fallis
Lancaster
Margaret Paris
State University
Platteville
Apollo Orchestra
Boscobel
Vroman Mason
Madison
City of
Prairie du Chien
Smrcina
Vroman
Seven Years of Proof for Dr Kings New Discovery
W V Henry of Panama Missouri testifies to seven years of proof that Dr Kings New Discovery cures coughs and colds and throat lung diseases. The world has thirty eight years of proof the remedy treats la grippe asthma hay fever bronchitis and early consumption. Timely use prevents pneumonia. Sold with guarantee at O T Erhart drug store. 60 cents or one dollar trial bottle free.
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Dr. King
W. V. Henry
Panama
O. T. Erhart
Galesville Visitors and Local Business Plans Highlight Week
Minneap olis visitors F Frederickson and J A Bjornstad from La Crosse stop in on business while O F Quinnell from Blair and E Elstad of La Crosse call on local firms. Wires repaired after Monday wind damage and talk of an evening train return at the next business meeting. Two new barber shops and a drugstore are coming. Gale College grants a five day Thanksgiving vacation. J A Bjornstad and J A Berg plan Thanksgiving in La Crosse and Onalaska.
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F. Frederickson
Minneapolis
O. F. Quinnell
Blair
Galesville
E. Elstad
la Crosse
T. J. Wiggert
Bell Telephone Company
Wiggert
W. L. Ryan
Geo. Boshardt
Milwaukee
F. M. Egbert
W. H. Meyer
J. W. Snow
H. N. Egstad
A. C. Lewis
J. A. Berg
Onalaska
Gale College
J. A. Bjornstad
Thanksgiving Market Closes With No Price Moves On Turkeys
Thanksgiving market activity shows steady quotations as holiday closures halted trading. Early reports note cooler weather later in the week may shift prices, with a long list of fruit vegetables meats and dairy quoted by various sources, including J. C. Burns and local suppliers.
Man Admits Perjury in Fargo Car Theft Case
M E Longacre admitted he lied in a Regan alias Ryan box car theft trial. He had testified to thefts from cars, implicating Regan or Ryan, and his later confession damaged the state case while aiding the defense. He sought another chance on the stand to correct his testimony after reconsidering.
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Fargo
N. D
M. E. Longacre
Regan
Ryan
Ridley
Longacre
Boy Burned By Bonfire In Rochester County Tragedy
Alfred Zeeman six, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Zeeman of Rochester county, found matches and set papers alight. His clothes caught fire and he was badly burned on the chest and arms before aid arrived. Doctors say he has a fighting chance for recovery.
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Rochester
Minn
Alfred
Herman Zeeman
The Chief Receives A Notable Fire Dept Gift
A fire department plans a formal tribute for its chief with a speech turned into a joke. One man delivers a dramatic speech but ends by presenting the chief with a ceremonial axe, prompting the stunned Chief to exclaim in disbelief.
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Lippinecott
A Poor Bath. Henry Farman on American beaches
Aviator Henry Farman spoke in New York praising America’s bathing beaches. He contrasted them with Europe where pipes often dump sewage into the sea and described Nice as lacking cleanliness with lemon peels and rotting paper floating in the water. He recalled a visitor asking where to wash after bathing in Nice.
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Henry Farman
New York
America
Europe
Nice
Washington Star
Marathon Winner Compares Running to Poetry
John J. Hayes, winner of the marathon, remarks that long-distance running is like writing poetry. He cites Victor Hugo noting poetry is either quite easy or impossible, a quip echoed in a Washington Star quoting a visitor who asked Hugo about poetry.
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John J. Hayes
Victor Hugo
Mr. Hayes
Hugo
Washington Star
Students in a Fast Turkey Race in Madison
Vic tor Farrer, a Madison sophomore, won the annual turkey race amid rain soaked streets. Robert Coleman of Grand Rapids trailed closely and earned a goose. Romeo Colburn of Chippewa Falls placed third for a chicken, while Karl F. Miller of Milwaukee took the egg.
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Madison
Wis
Victor Farrer
Farrer
Robert Coleman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Coleman
Romeo Colburn
Chippewa Falls
Karl F. Miller
Milwaukee
Man builds house add-on with each daughter's wedding
A man who trusts in preparing for trouble adds a new section to his home every time a daughter marries. The remark notes that the deepest form of bondage is being ruled by one's own pleasures.
Souffle Sound Dinner Scene Quip
A brief, humorous quote from Leslie's Weekly describes a family dinner moment with a whispered line about father eating soup. The exchange uses playful tone to convey a quiet domestic scene and an audible dining detail.
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Leslie’s Weekly
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Postville
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Florida
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Listman Milling Co
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GOCEO
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