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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
9
No matter what you have to buy sell or exchange the quickest way to make a deal is by reading Tribune Want Advertisements.
A collage of training and employment notices across Chicago and Wisconsin lists Moler Barber College offerings with diploma, Army recruiting notes, selling jobs, nursing and night school ads, and various sales and rental opportunities. The items include wage details, locations in La Crosse Milwaukee Madison and Chicago, and calls for carpenters, clerks, salesmen, and farmers.
Classified style ad listing furniture moves storage services and property offerings. Includes Otto Granke contact details, sewing, drugstore, architectural firms, and rentals for 7 room houses with city heat plus flats. Also mentions loans for salaried people on furniture pianos horses with no removal or publicity by Le Crosse Mortgage & Isan Co.
STRAYED Black cocker spaniel puppy about half grown. Notify 756 A new phone.
Weis' Book Store at 509 Main St lists mail order patrons for pictorial review patterns. Ads solicit storm sash repair work and a card of boards. Wanted items include Tribune copies and boarders at 1230 Ferry. Also seeking a lot for storage near a railroad switch, with details to C. W. Noble Co.
In London while rehearsing Macbeth Sir Henry Irving grew unsettled by a gallery voice. As Banquo's ghost vanishes he collapses in stage fright and a cockney shout from the gallery reassures him It is all right now he is gone.
A philosophical reflection equates God with the omnipresent infinite totality of which each person is a part. The speaker identifies God as the essence felt in all things and in every being, revealing a panentheistic view.
A humorous dialogue fragment features an elephant and a camel-like figure trading sharp exchanges over fodder and posture. The exchange hints at characterization and a comic clash without a clear narrative conclusion.
Fragmentary text shows scattered monetary figures and prices including 1.50 3.00 9.00 and 15.00 as readable tokens without clear context or identifiable entities. A concise news note cannot be formed from the garbled content.
Taft led a parade to the capitol grounds then spoke at the Auditorium. He praised Governor Bryan and Nebraskan pride while stressing prosperity under the Republican administration. He urged voters to back the government that yields the most prosperity from labor and investment.
The Hyderabad flood from the Musi river overflow killed about 10 000 people mostly women and children. A lake burst its banks flooding surrounding quarters leaving mangled bodies buried in debris and vast mud pools. Officials fear pestilence from decomposing corpses.
Residents expect the Isle la Plume fire to continue burning despite rain and snow. They predict it will last until spring when river flooding could end the blaze, noting vast wood supplies and limited rainfall stopping the flames.
Chicago Oct 1 It is reported here Cap Anson is considering a proposition to manage a major league team next season. Anson refuses to discuss the story but the report is not denied. Whether he would play if he took the place is not known though he has been in near his old form this summer on a team of his own.
Louis Omerberg, a constable, had no right to attach Mildred Love's piano believed to belong to C A Barnes. A jury decided the piano must be returned to Miss Love after Omerberg attached it at her home for Barnes' debts. Love protested as Omerberg ignored her pleas.
After a period of activity the local market is quiet today with few changes. Grapes advance to 15 cents while oranges drop to 40 cents on the retail market.
A dense OCR style price list shows fresh fruits vegetables meats and staples with per bushel barrel and pound rates. Items include apples pears cranberries lemons onions cabbage and more from various suppliers and mills.
Cattle 65 000 tone 10c lower with Beeves 5.00 to 7.60 stockers 2.60 to 4.85 Hog 15 000 10c lower light 6.30 to 6.90 heavy 6.65 to 7.15 pigs 4.00 to 5.90 Sheep 16 000 25c higher natives 2.40 to 4.35 lambs 3.75 to 6.00 New York Stocks trading subdued in first hour with Union Pacific up and government bonds unchanged
Kansas City cattle rundown shows 5 000 head with steers 4.75 to 7.40, stockers 2.80 to 4.30. Togs 12 000 head down 5 cents to 6.35 to 6.75, pigs 4 to 6. Sheep 6 000 head up 10 cents with muttons 3.60 to 4 and lambs 4.25 to 5.50.
New York October 1 dressed poultry unchanged live poultry unchanged butter extra 26 to 26 1 2c eggs nearby white fancy 33 to 35c cheese full cream special 13 1 4 to 14 1 4c skims 19 1 4c
Bartlett Patten & Co reports Europe indifferent to an American offer while Ware & Leland see wheat in a strong position and favor purchases on bear pressure. Clement Curtis & Co notes dwindling Northwest receipts and suggests scale buying. Logan & Bryan cites market backing buyers on breaks. T. E. Wells & Co expects a heavy spring wheat run with strong milling demand. Finley Barrell Co sees cash and flour demand steady and northwest movement easing, making depressions attractive for purchases. Corn outlook says only temporary recessions, with advised buys.
London dispatch reports that a European land grab may follow a looming war between Turkey and Bulgaria. The Bulgarian cabinet declares it will retain the Rumelian section of the Oriental railway, a key point in the dispute, in Bulgarian territory according to a ministry note to the Turkish grand vizier.
Dr. Crawford of Allegheny College urged the Rock River conference to erect more imposing mission houses. He condemned sordid ordinary missions and said the matter would be discussed at length with a following movement to change conditions.
Officials report rapid progress on government dam work and riprapping along the Mississippi from here to Winona. They expect to finish major preparations for winter before the river freezes.
A fragmented price sheet lists fruits and produce with per dozen and per basket rates. Items include bananas 20 cents a dozen, Valencia oranges 40 cents a dozen, lemons 20 cents per dozen, peaches 15 to 20 cents per dozen, pears 20 to 30 cents per dozen, Tokay grapes 15 cents per pound, Muskat grapes by basket 25 cents, and miscellaneous vegetables with small cents prices.
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