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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1908

Page

11

Tribune Classifieds Show Many Employment and Sale Offers

A dense block of Tribune classifieds lists help wanted notices for barber trainees, army recruiting, sales agents, farm hands, butchers, and general workers. It also advertises various sales of goods and real estate including stoves, furniture, a small launch, a house, stores, and land in Wisconsin and Missouri. The items mention multiple buyers and locations such as La Crosse Wisconsin Milwaukee Minneapolis and Hannibal Missouri with contact details and addresses.

Adams Street Six Room Houses For Sale

Two six room houses on Adams Street offered with baths furnaces electric light. One priced at 1400 dollars and the other at 2000 dollars.

Adams St

Wanted position to do house work by lady with child

A mother with a two year old seeks a good home position for house work and values a home over wages. She is willing to relocate if needed and lists an address at O., Tribune. Independent ink powder dissolves in water to make writing fluid. J Ullrich & Co offers agents. 27 Thames St. New York City.

Bellogee Moler Barver College Chicago U. S Army United “of God Hotel Grand la Crosse Wis Fabric Implement Co Farnam St. la Crosse W. J. Conners Reed Street Shoppaiwaukee A. Haniel West AV Deering Corner 3Rd & Jay Ganted Amy Mfg. Co Desk Minneapolis Minn Carr G. R. Hodge North Third Street Will H. Carr S. 8Th St City Gulf Coast S. J. Roden Avon St Tribune J. Ullrich & Co Thames St New York City

Notice of General Election in La Crosse County 1908

Wisconsin La Crosse County voters are informed that a general election will be held on the first Tuesday of November 1908. Officials to be elected include President and Vice President electors Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Treasurer Attorney General Commissioner of Insurance representative in Congress for the Seventh District State Senator for the Thirty second District and regional assembly members for La Crosse County along with county clerks treasurer sheriff coroner clerk of the circuit court district attorney register of deeds and surveyor. The notice also includes proposed constitutional amendments on the governor's veto power and internal improvements.

la Crosse United States James O. Davidson W. D. Connor James A. Frear Andrew H. Dahl Frank L. Gilbert la Crosse County Campbell Bangor Barre Burns Farmington Greenfield Hamilton Holland Onalaska Shelby Washington West Salem City of Charles H. Rawlinson William Weimar Christopher J. Burns Edward Cronon Circuit Court Russell D. Smith Otto Bosshard Frank H. Aiken George P. Bradish State of Wisconsin Senate

Wisconsin Legislature Adopts Multiple Constitutional Amendments

Wisconsin lawmakers approved joint resolutions to amend sections of Article VIII and Article III of the state constitution. Provisions include highway funding power, citizenship timing for foreign-born electors, and income tax provisions with graduated rates and exemptions. Official certificate dated September 15, 1908 by County Clerk Co. H. Rawlinson of La Crosse.

Senate Wisconsin Assembly State of la Crosse Co. H. Rawlinson

It Is Surprising How People Know Things About Others

The remark notes how many beliefs or assumptions people form about others. It suggests skepticism about unchecked judgments and highlights the social tendency to infer details about individuals without evidence.

Taft to tour Ohio and West Virginia campaign

In Columbus and Cincinnati reports say Taft will tour Ohio and West Virginia starting Monday. He plans no speeches to rest voice, avoid delegations, and let the national committee set the itinerary to be released from Chicago or New York. Vorys cites support from visits. Bryan argues prosperity depends on administration change amid tariff tension.

Cincinnati Taft Ohio West Virginia National Committee Chicago New York Vorys Trin Bryan Iil Democratic Party

Bears to Host Firemen in Indoor Baseball Doubleheader

The Bears of the Vote-Berger company will play a double header against the Firemen Saturday afternoon at State and Fifth. Lineup includes Grimes catcher, Petrosik pitcher, O Lundgren first base, Pfeiffer second, Rees third, Miller at short, Frederickson in right, Larson left, Lovold in right field.

Bears Vote-Berger Company Firemen State Fifth Streets Grimes Petrosik O. Lundgren Pfeiffer Rees Miller Frederickson Larson Lovold

American Fleet Sets Sail From Yokohama Tomorrow

The American fleet, ready to sail from Yokohama tomorrow, follows Admiral Sperry’s postponement from this afternoon. While en route to Japanese waters, Sperry will review Lieut. Evans’s case for absence from duty. Evans faces likely guilt on one charge and punishment.

Manila Yokohama Admiral Sperry Sperry Evans

Murder mystery deepens in Erb case with cartridge find

In Philadelphia on October 9 officials uncovered a box of cartridges beneath a bureau in Mrs Erb s home. The rounds fit the revolver found in Major Erb s room with an empty barrel and also fit his wife s revolver, bolstering police theory that Erb was killed as part of a deliberate plan.

Erb Philadelphia

Labor Council Meets at Union Central Hall

The Trades and Labor council will hold a meeting tonight at Union Central hall on Fourth street. The regular routine business will be taken up but no important business will be transacted.

Labor Council Trades and Labor Council Union Central Hall Fourth Street

Daily markets show no changes in prices noted

Farmers tidy up the fair work and prepare for indoor tasks as weather eases. After a busy period, the local markets are quiet again with no quotation changes recorded.

Price list fragment from New York market and notices

A mixed OCR fray lists wholesale prices for fruits vegetables grains dairy and meat by various vendors including J R Schmidt and J C urns. Entries show prices for apples pears cranberries grapes lemons oranges peaches cabbage cabbage rolls, hams lard eggs and flour. The itemized list includes units like barrel box bushel crate and per pound with numerous figures and vendor names.

New York Michigan Malaga Listman Milling Co J. C Valencia Concord Listman Mills A. B. Mc Hubbard

London Stock Selloff Sparks Opening Liquidation in New York

Arbitrage brokers report London sold over 100000 shares in the first hour with many houses fearing stock scarcity. A heavy liquidation in New York aided the early downward movement while government bonds held steady and other bonds fell.

New York London

New York Market Report for Poultry Dairy and Eggs

Dressed poultry unchanged and live poultry unchanged. Butter at 27 1/2 to 27 3/4 cents. Eggs for nearby white fancy 35 to 37 cents, fresh firsts 23 to 25 cents. Cheese full cream specials 13 cents.

New York

Kansas City Livestock Prices Reported

Kansas City cattle sales totaled about 3,000 head with natives $4.75 to $7.00 and stockers $2.80 to $4.80. Hogs reached around 9,000 with a 5 cent gain, bulk buyers paying $5.80 to $6.40 and pigs $4.00 to $5.25. Sheep cataloged about 3,000, lambs $4.50 to $6.00 and muttons $3.75 to $4.25.

Kansas City

Chicago Livestock Prices Trade Mixed on Oct 9

Chicago market report shows cattle 2000 head steady with beeves 4.90 to 5.50, stockers 2.60 to 4.50. Hogs 16000 firm with light 5.60 to 6.40, heavy 6.15 to 6.70, pigs 3.25 to 5.50. Sheep 19900 steady natives 2.75 to 4.50, lambs 4.25 to 6.50.

Chicago

Hales Sweetheart In Court

Howard E. Smith former Dartmouth track captain sues Miss Crithyia Wales Knapp heiress to $550000 for breach of promise to marry seeking $20000 damages. He states engagement began in 1901 and promises made in 1906 were not kept. Smith alleges no reason for the breach and rumors say Knapp’s father demanded he leave his allowance and seek work.

Newpeuryport Mass Howard E. Smith Dartmouth Crithyia Wales Knapp L. C. Knapp Smith New England Miss Knapp Dexter New York

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