Tribune Classifies Wanted Men and Rentals in City
Classifieds show openings for barber trainees in Maler Barver College with diploma on completion, Army recruiting for able married men 18 to 35, freight handlers needed until Dec 15, salesmen for exclusive territories, newspaper work positions, and three salesmen required for Virgin Territory. Also listings for sale of engineering books, several rental flats and houses in La Crosse area, and various local notices including insurance and notarial services.
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Maler Barver College
Gantep
U.S. Army
Wis
J. Conners
Reed Street
Mulwaukee
E. Hackner
N. 4Th Street
West Av
McMillan
la Crosse
Committee on Assessments Meets for Annual Session
The county assessment meeting opened this morning with routine business only. Supervisor J. E. Keizer presented a report to be reviewed at a later session, and the committee sessions are slated to last three to four days. Members include Supervisors John Kindley William Wolfe Ray Lewis Hans Jacobs John Carter Peter Lennon and Peter Nelson.
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J. E. Keizer
John Kindley
William Wolfe
Ray Lewis
Hans Jacobs
John Carter
Peter Lennon
Peter Nelson
BONDS AWARDED FOR LA CROSSE WATER EXTENSION
Bids opened for the $15,000 La Crosse water extension bonds with Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago securing the issue by paying par and accrued interest. Other Chicago bidders included F. W. Halsey Co. A. B. Leach Co. E. J. Rollins & Son MacDonald McCoy & Co.
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la Crosse
Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
F. W. Halsey & Co
A. B. Leach & Co
E. J. Rollins & Son
MacDonald, McCoy & Co
Chicago
Bryan Crowds to Gather Thursday Rally Speaker Hood Announced
The democratic county committee says a large meeting will be held in Bangor Thursday evening. C. L. Hood is selected to speak, adding a fourth gathering on that date.
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Democratic County Committee
Bangor
C. L. Hood
Ness Wick Case Goes To Jury In U S Court
The Ness Wick case against the Chicago, Minneapolis, St. Paul and Omaha has gone to the jury in U S court. For sale household furniture including sanitary couch coal heater comforters and dishes at 202 No 6th.
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Ness Wick
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
U. S
Where They Know How to Economize
A manager at an employment agency asks a line of girls if they ever worked for a minister’s family. None had, yet a woman explains she needs an economical servant and has found those with ministerial experience best at economizing.
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New York Sun
Easy Trick Reveals Card Named by Magician
Wilder tells Alexander Herrmann a new trick asking him to name a card in his mind. Herrmann guesses the queen of diamonds and admits the joke is on him after Wilder confirms the choice.
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Marshall FP
Wilder
Alexander Herrmann
Ecards
Alex
Herrmann
Book ownership trade in museums past and present
An Englishman in the British Museum notes a book once owned by Cicero. An American tourist dismisses it, claiming Americans have a Noah’s Ark pencil used to check off animals as they left the ark. The exchange contrasts two museum perspectives on memorabilia.
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Cicero
Pshaw
Noah
Son Counts as Nine At College Society
A brief exchange reveals social rank and wealth as a son advances to exclusive circles, with one speaker noting college life elevates status while the other asserts he is already beyond the Four Hundred, positioned in elite society.
Notice to delinquent corporations of Wisconsin
State of Wisconsin Department of State warns Auto Rapid Transit Co La Crosse Booth Manufacturing Co La Crosse Egg Carton Manufacturing Co La Crosse Empire Butchers Association La Crosse Horne H E Co La Crosse La Crosse Conservatory of Music La Crosse North Side Land Co La Crosse Partridge Cigar Co La Crosse that they failed to file annual reports as required by chapter 562 of 1907. Corporate rights and privileges will be forfeited on January 1 1909 if reports and forfeiture fees are not filed and paid. Dated October 12 1908.
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State of Wisconsin
Department of State
Auto Rapid Transit Co
la Crosse
Booth Manufacturing Co
Egg Carton Manufacturing Co
Empire Butchers Association
Horne, H. E. Co
Elegant modern house on Cass Street near Ninth
Modern eight to twelve room houses offered across 9th Casp St Pine St State St Madison St and N 7th featuring brick construction hardwood finishes steam heat and full lots with barns. Listing invites contact Frank G. Roth at 4th & Pearl Streets to discuss options and rent.
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State Normal School
Adams St
Main St
8Th St
Smails_ house
Fwy
12Th Sts
Kee Cigar Co
Avon
Old
Cass St
M. Tribune
State
King St
Park Store
Cameron Oes Sneile Cne
9Th and
Cass Sts
9Th
Pine Sts
4Th St
Cass
State St
9Th St
Cam. Ave
16Th St
N. 7Th
Madison St
Trifles That Are Easily Made Fashion Notes
Two girls discuss new neckwear ideas using garnet and amethyst sets. The article covers affordable handmade accessories like velvet ties, crochet meshes, jabots, sashes, and evolving hat styles, urging moderation and balanced taste in fashion.
Daily Markets Quiet As Harvest Winds Down
Local markets show no price changes with inactivity noted this morning. Farmers finish fall work as crops are out of the way and pleasant weather returns, easing prep for winter. prospect of 1904 weather to allow final farm closings and reduce frost risk.
Fragmented Grocery Prices From A Historical Ledger
Quoted prices list a wide range of goods including dairy, produce, poultry, and seafood with per unit and per weight costs. Entries note brands and suppliers such as Lutwistuiau sailing Co and Thomas & Phaion, alongside various farmed and canned items.
Foreign Markets Kansas City Livestock Trade
Kansas City market report shows 15,000 cattle steady with steers 5 to 7.35 and stockers 2.60 to 4.80. Hogs total 15,000 down 5 cents, bulk 5.25 to 7.75, pigs 4 to 5.10. Sheep 10,000 steady, muttons 3.70 to 4.20 and lambs 4.25 to 5.75.
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Kansas City
Chicago cattle hog and sheep market report
Chicago reports cattle 6,000 steady with bees from 4.80 to 7.60. stockers 2.60 to 4.60. Hogs 17,000 up 5 cents: light 5.10 to 5.85, heavy 5.60 to 6.05, pigs 4.40 to 4.85. Sheep 16,000 up 15 cents natives 2.60 to 6.80, lambs 3.55 to 6.
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Chicago
Poultry and dairy prices steady in New York market
New York dated Oct 28 reports dressed and live poultry unchanged. Butter sells at 26 to 26 ½ cents per pound. Eggs for nearby white fancy at 40 cents, fresh firsts 24 to 26 cents. Cheese prices unchanged.
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New York
Narrow, dull New York stock market ends with record closings
The New York stock market opened narrowly and held prices steady in the first hour. By midday it was dull with no feature, then slight gains followed by little recession. Bonds remained steady as the market closed at the year’s narrowest price range.
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New York
Wisconsin dairyman hails Oregon as dairy paradise
F H Scribner president of the Wisconsin Buttermakers association spends six weeks in Oregon and calls the state ideal for dairying and seed production. He notes Oregon’s transition from timber to dairy and praises climate for stock development. Scribner bred Loretta D a prizewinning cow from Portland.
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Portland
Ore
Wisconsin
Oregon
F. H. Scribner
Wisconsin Buttermakers’ Association
Scribner
United States
Canada Returns Laurier Winner in Dominion Election
Toronto reports the Canadian general election results as of midnight showing Laurier liberal government with a 44 point plurality and 123 seats declared. Sir Wilfrid Laurier elected in two constituencies. cabinet members returned with large majorities. Opposition leader R. L. Boden elected but many supporte rs defeated.
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Toronto
Ont
Dominion of Canada
Dominion
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Manitoba
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Laurier
Wilfrid Laurier
R. L. Boden
Kent fined for shouting Hurrah for Bryan in Lincoln
John T. Kent, subscription solicitor to Bryan's Commoner, was fined $25 and costs in Lincoln police court after pleading he was merely shouting Hurrah for Bryan. He plans to appeal. The incident drew comment on public disturbance and judgment.
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Lincoln, Neb
John T. Kent
Bryan
Lincoln
Kent
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