Tribune Wants WANTED Men to learn barber trade and jobs
Classified style notice listing multiple employment opportunities, housing offers, and services in La Crosse area. Includes barber college ad, U.S. Army recruitment, hotel and restaurant work, factory labor, sewing operators, chambermaid, housekeeper, cooks, dining room staff, and steno positions. Also missing and found notices, rentals, and insurance offers. Contains business names, addresses, and phone cues.
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la Crosse Clothing Co
American House
For Sale Multiple Listings Including Homes and Goods
Numerous classified items offered including nine or eight room houses with barns on large lots, two cottages, corner lots near car lines, and near schools. Other ads list law and engineering books, secondhand furnaces, a warehouse for rent, a Rockland Wisconsin residence, a driving horse, a buggy and a talking machine, furniture, a Madison city lot, and a four cylinder automobile. Addresses and contact names appear for several entries.
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City
Denton
Jackson
Tribune
For Rent For Sale Ladies and Gentlemen Wheel
For Rent notice describes a wheel in good condition located downstairs at 329 South 2nd. A near verbatim line also advertises a Basir modern furnished giant front space.
La Crosse Mortgage Ad Offers Loans on Goods
A local lender, La Crosse Mortgage and Loan Co., advertises loans secured by household items such as furniture, plans, horses, and rag one. No removal or publicity required. Office at 3223 Main Street, upstairs.
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la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
Furniture moved and stored and buildings bought and sold
Otto Granke lists services for furniture moving and storage and building transactions. He operates from 831 Rose St with old phone 6064 and new phone 1018C, offering general jobbing and property deals.
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Otto Granke
Rose St
Wanted Notices and Classifieds Snapshot
Multiple small ads text include Wanted solicitors with city work preferred paid by salary or commission. Travelin g man's wife seeks furnished rooms with bath and board on North Side. Cheap land sale 15 000 acres Alaska Real Estate Co. Call or address. Rent un furnished rooms for light housekeeping to A. J. C. Tribune.
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Enquire Tribune
rTi
Alaska
South Dakota
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry
Iowa Central Ry
Alaska Real Estate Co
Italian killer faces murder charge in Rochester
Frank Trezza, the Italian suspect, is charged with first degree murder after Arch ie Larabee dies from liver gangrene and peritonitis. An interpreter aided Trezza during proceedings at the city hall as Bello and Leo Skorupinski testify. The case could bring Olmstead county its first hanging if convicted.
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Rochester, Minn
Frank Trezza
Archie Larabee
Trezza
Bello
Larabee
Leo Skorupinski
Rochester
Olmstead
North Dakota Primary Law Faces Court Challenge
In Fargo on September 2, attacks on the North Dakota primary election law topple its legitimacy. If voided before the general election, nominations under the measure would fail and caucuses and conventions would be hurriedly held. The senatorial process would revert to legislature and state offices to the old system of conventions.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Supreme Court
Free drawings daily at Doerflinger’s this week
Free drawings held daily at Doerflinger’s with a free ticket given for every 10 cents spent. Drawings occur each day at 10 and 11 a.m. and 3 to 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. The promotion runs all week, encouraging purchases to receive entries.
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Doerflinger
State Anti-saloon League Holds South Dakota Convention
A state convention of the Anti-saloon league of South Dakota will meet in Mitchell on September 29 and 30. Prominent eastern speakers are engaged to attend as plans are laid for a state-wide campaign during the corn palace week.
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Mitchell
Anti-saloon League of
South Dakota
Corn Palace
Notice to Creditors in Martha E. Roddle Estate
State of Wisconsin probate notice to creditors of Martha E. Roddle late of Onalaska La Crosse County. Letters testamentary granted to Wm Burroughs. Six months from August 8 1908 to present claims for examination and allowance. Court will March 2 1909 at 10 o'clock review all claims in La Crosse Court House. By the Court John Brindley County Judge.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Martha E. Roddle
Onalaska
Burroughs
la Crosse
John Brindley
Editors Line Up for Battle in Grand Forks
Republican editors of the First judicial district meeting in Grand Forks to perfect an organization for the fall campaign. National Committeeman James Kennedy attended as speaker. C. A. Johnson candidate for governor and M. N. Johnson candidate for United States senator also spoke.
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Grand Forks
N. D
First Judicial District
Nelson Counties
James Kennedy
Spekers
C. A. Johnson
M. N. Johnson
United States
The Great Life Sees Expectation Amid Frequent Failures
A reflective piece on how bold ambitions meet repeated setbacks. It suggests resilience through cycles of striving, learning, and adjusting goals to sustain progress and personal growth.
Body in river hints at murder
The body of an unknown man was found in the Red river by Capt. Hayes of the Ogama government beat. Indications of beating and foul play appeared on the face and hands, with no water in the lungs. Shoes were missing, clothing shabby, suggesting homicide and disposal by thieves or assailants.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Red River
Hayes
Ogama
Young worker injured in runaway sprinkler incident
Millard Youmans aged nineteen was run over by a sprinkler wagon in Red Wing Minnesota while driving for his uncle. The horses bolted when flies bothered them and the sprinkler standpipe fell. He was thrown from the seat and both legs were broken with the right leg fractured in two places.
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Red Wing
Minn
Millard Youmans
Randolof brothers file insanity plea in arson case
In Marshalltown Iowa on September 2 Max and Emil Randolof filed an information arguing their brother Otto P Randolof was insane at the time of the alleged arson. Otto Randolof remains jailed under heavy bond awaiting hearing.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Otto
Max
Emil Randolof
P. Randolof
P. Randoloff
Roamer Stern Wheeler Strands on Diamond Bluff Rocks
The Roamer, a gasoline powered pleasure yacht owned by R. J. Schiffman of St Paul, ran onto wing dams at Diamond Bluff on Saturday night while on a pleasure trip with guests. A crew works to release the vessel. damage extent is not yet known.
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Red Wing
Minn
Diamond Bluff
R. J. Schiffman
St. Paul
Floods recede as Augusta faces million-dollar losses
Atlanta dispatch reports Savannah river floods receded but caused widespread damage in Augusta and central Georgia. Augusta alone faces about 1 million dollars in property losses as mills and factories shut for months, bridges washed away, and transport halted. Total regional damage estimated near 2.5 million across affected towns.
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Atlanta
Savannah
Augusta
San Francisco
Georgia
Unclear Notes On Children Speech In Uncomfortable Moments
Fragmentary remark discusses how children respond with smart things when faced with discomfort, noting the contrast with what is spoken in uncomfortable situations. The line references an unnamed speaker and broad behavior without specific events or individuals.
Nearby Cities Towns and Farms Social Notes
A news brief from Sparta Wisconsin lists local movements and visits. Residents and visitors include Howard Sarles and Ray Talbot touring carnival era activity, state and city officials in town Tuesday, and several residents traveling to Madison La Crosse and Chicago for visits.
Local notices and moves in Onalaska area
Pickle and Canning official E T Johnson left for Bagley on firm business. Mrs N Whitbeck and Frances visited West Salem. B Turner to Wyoming for sawmill superintendent post. Royal Neighbors picnic in Grow Blow town. Mrs R J Phillips of West Salem visited M M Buttles. returned Saturday. School opens September 8 with three exceptions Alaska girls. principal J H Jordan returns. Mrs G W Brice to move to 8 E Warner house. Eugene Johnson buys current home and moves in when vacated.
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E. T. Johnson
The
Pickle and Canning Company
Bagley
Inalaska
J. H. Jordan
G. W. Brice
Life Team for Wife Slayer
Henry L. Wilson of Duluth, convicted of first degree murder for killing his wife Florence Wilson in March, received a life sentence in state prison from Judge Dibel. The case drew attention as a death sentence was anticipated. witnesses included the couple’s thirteen year old son. Wilson attempted suicide after the murder but survived.
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Duluth
Henry L. Wilson
West Duluth
Dibel
Wilson
Florence Wilson
Rubber and Congo State labor under humane administration
The piece argues that rubber demand globalizes Congo State interest but rejects coercive methods. It contends African workers are capable and energetic, that mild governance would boost rubber yields, benefit natives, and lower prices, with supervision needed for American concessions.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Congo
Sax Prt
Daily market drop for fruits with mixed grape quotes
Fruit prices ease across the market with peaches and grapes lower. Rose Peru grapes list at 1.75 per crate and 0.15 per pound while Concord grapes fall to 0.22 per basket. Tomatoes at 0.75 per bushel, cantaloupes 0.05 to 0.10, grapes at 0.08 per pound.
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Concord
J. C. Burns
New
Elbertas
Susquehanna
Freestone
California
Michigan
Wickson
Kelsey
Japan
Peru
Listman Milling Co
Henry Andregg
Limburger
Local Market Prices and Produce List Release
A long list of current commodity prices from apples to pumpkins, with items including apples, lemons, oranges, peaches, grapes, coconuts, cabbage, tomatoes, lettuce, and more. Also includes grains, livestock quotes, dairy, hay, wood, and eggs with prices per unit or per quantity, attributed to multiple suppliers and regional market sections.
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J. C. Burns
Valencia
Chicago cattle market reports fall in early September trade
Foreign markets show cattle 10 to 15 cents lower with beef to 7.75. Hogs at 21,000 head, 5 cents down, price range 6.15 to 6.90 with heavies 6.50 to 6.90. Sheep steady at 35,000 head, 15 cents. Natives priced 2.10 to 6. CHICAGO, Sept. 2. Cattle news begins the report.
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Chicago
Gattle
Market Chart Shows Southern Pacific Lead With Improved Bonds
The charter of the market continued with Southern Pacific maintaining leadership and rising to 109 1-4 as other stocks advanced. Poultry and dairy sectors strengthened with butter at 23 1-3c eggs at 29 to 30c and cheese at 12 1-4 to 13 1-4c.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City market rounds show cattle around 3.35 to 4.25 for steers with steady to higher tone. Hogs traded about 6.40 to 6.80 per hundredweight with some weakness. Sheep and lambs quoted steady with prices near 3.80 to 4.20 for ewes and 4 to 5.70 for lambs.
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A. Grams & Son
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
LSC
Hawrey Com. Co
Kansas City
Gattle
Viroqua Notes Report Local Social And Political Activity
Mrs W S Proctor spent Sunday with her mother in La Farge. Miss Leone Griffin resumes duties at the Republicans after vacation. Miss Valla Smeby is Lindemann's cloak and suit department this week. Mr and Mrs H H Davidson entertain Mrs Davidson and Miss Ida Davidson from Madison. Willard Bowman made a business trip to Victory. Mrs A O Larson and Velma left for Milwaukee. Arthur Steenson called from Westby. L A Foote resigns as dispenser and departs with wife for Pullman to visit parents. Carl Anderson of Brodhead visits Viroqua. Mr and Mrs William and Joel Nainate relations return to Tomah. Bank examiner M C Bergh Madison cast ballot at the primary. Kathryn Goodell voted after visiting Milwaukee.
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Howard Sarles
Elroy
Ray Talbot
Garret Mitchell
J. M. LaRue
Wilton
Frank Wood
Willard
R. H. Berg
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Canada
Elsie Cunitz
Norwalk
Pearl Lovell
Guy R. Dana
Milwaukee
Grace Hoffman
Adelaide Colman
Doris McAuliffe
Lizzie Flock
A. A. Anderson Company
Stanley Thatcher
Lindahl L. Westby
H. E. Simon and Son
Ward Roberts
Winside
Charles City
A. M. Laing
Chicago
de Witt
W. S. Proctor
Sunda
la Farge
Joel
Tomah
Wis
M. C. Bergh Madison
Kathryn Goodell
Snakes Diagnosed Editor Ally
A satirical piece from the Baltimore Sun ridicules the snake as a symbol of moral depravity. The author compares the creature to a foe of Eden and mocks its supposed untrustworthiness and stealth.
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Maler Barber College
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Hotel Grand
Gateway City Transfer Co
Chop Suey House
Stoddard Hotel
P. O
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Main
Funke’s Candy Co
R. E. Osborne
West Ave
W. M. Davenport
Mann
Nora House
Foley
Mill St
Hotel Bronson
Hotel
Law
N. W
Vine
Tanberg Auto Co
Inquire Triune
Frank Jolivette
French Island
H. W. Barker
Runckel
A. E. Erling
Vine St
Viavi
C. A. van Auken
Pearl St
Birnbaum’s Cash Store
Gillette St
Coast Shipmen’s
Pacific Coast
Yd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Schick & Roth—Hbatavian Bank
New Normal School
Encyclopedia of Law
B. F. Care of Tribune
Rockland
J. A. Jones
Eagle Hotel
Madison
Enqui , Tribune
Rock
Addi Jones
P. H. Sheldon
Bangor
Will Sacks
Canov Studio
Winona
Minnesota
Northwest
Dakota
Circuit Court
Sparta
Onalaska, Wis
ROSE
A. B. Moll
Pickerel
Sieger
Chicago. Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Viroqua, Wis
Baltimore Sun
Adam
Snak
Garden of Eden Zoo
Paradise Palm
Eden
Elbert Hubbard
Waderewski
Gans
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