Barber trade training and Navy enlistment ads in Tribune
The Tribune runs ads for male barber trade education with shop setup or position, U S Army enlistment for able unmarried men 18 to 35, various job offers in La Crosse area, civil service exams, housework and girl positions, plus real estate and item listings. It reflects wartime recruitment and local employment prospects with multiple named businesses and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maler Barber College
Chicago, Jr
U. S. Army
United States
Hotel Grand
la Crosse
Wis
Forle l dies and gentleman s wheel in good condition
Forle l dies and gentleman s wheel in good condition at 329 So 3rd Down stairs. Includes a list of rental ads for furnished rooms and homes with locations on South 3rd through Market streets and ads for a farm and a paper company. Also notes lost coat and a bookstore listing.
Birnbaum’s Cash Store Ad Announces Cut Rates
Prices cut on everything with entirely new stock at Birnbaum's Cash Store 1124 Gillette St. Reduced rates on household goods to the Pacific Coast and other points. Suburban service at reduced rates. The yd Transfer Co Minneapolis. Architects Schick & Roth for Batavian Bank Building Telephone 290.
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Birnbaum’s Cash Store
Gillette St
Pacific Coast
The
Yd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Minn
ScHick & Roth—Batavian Bank
Patterns We Sell Pictorial Review Patterns
Weis' Book Store at 509 Main St in La Crosse offers mail order patterns. La Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co at 323 Main Street upstairs advertises loans to salaried people on furniture planes horses wagons with no removal and no publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weis’ Book Store
Main St
la Crosse
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Streost
Transfer Line Furniture Moves and Stores Equipment
Transfer Line Furniture relocates stored goods and handles varied jobs. Buildings are bought and sold. Contact Otto Granke at 831 Rose St with old phone 6064 and new phone 1018C.
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Otto Granke
Rose St
Fashionable Dressmaking Offers Adjustable Tailor System
Baughman's Adjustable Tailor System guarantees perfect fit at 727 State St. Tailoring service promotes a line of dressmaking solutions and fittings for customers seeking customized garments in a local shop setting.
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Baughman
State St
Real Estate and Insurance Notice in La Crosse Wis
FOR RENT 11 room full modern brick house 705 So 5th St 35 dollars monthly Office suite Beck block Store building 810 Farnam St A large variety of city and farm properties Call at my office and examine the list A confectionary in good location for 300 Tornado season insure property against storm damage All kinds of insurance notary public Money to loan Co F Klein 208 McMillan Bldg La Crosse Wis
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Codington Co
S. D
Neosho Co
Kans
R. M. Bettesworth
Cedar Rapids
South 6Th Street
H. G. Miller
Gifford Bros
Mitchell
Davis
Singer Store
Inquire
Eagle Hotel
Fred Heil Shoe Co
Hebberd’s Drug Store
Young's Drug Store
Peter Newburg
Pearl St
Denton
Cass St
Duroc Jersey
Buddy B
Buddy K
D. Nauman
West Liberty
St. Cloud St
Kame St
Care Tribune
3Rd St
Bangor
P. H. Sheldon
Uth St
5Th St
Beck Block
Farnam St
F. Klein
McMillan Bidz
la Crosse, Wis
Wanted Notices From The Tribune Classified Page
A collection of short ads and notices seeking a solicitor, a widow seeking housekeeping work, buyers for a Chinaware auction piece, a teen seeking work for room and board, an offer to sell a $1 000 to $2 000 house and lot, a public stenographer position, two women seeking 3 or 4 room housing, a property trade near Normal School, a Minnesota farm lease offer, storm sash repair services, and storm sash repair inquiries with contact details and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Denton
New Normal School
Tribune
Scranton
G. H
C. C. Washburn
R. E
E. J
Linker
Normal School
la Crosse
Ferry St
Proposals Sought for Badfish Drainage District Work
Wisconsin Dane County court notice invites sealed bids for main drain laterals tile drain and all work of the Badfish Drainage District in Oregon Wisconsin. Proposals due October 8 1908 at 10 am to George Hartlein secretary. bids may be rejected. Plans available from Dane County Clerk or Hartlein. Commissioners dated September 10 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
Dane County
Badfish Drainage District
Oregon
George Hartlein
Board of Commissioners
Madison
Notice of Probate Hearing for Van Zandberger Estate
The La Crosse County Court will hear at the courthouse on Oct 6 1908 at 10 a.m. the executor Wm S Burroughs request for settlement and final account in the matter of the last will of John Van Zandberger deceased and assignment of residue to entitled parties. Dated Sept 12 1908 By order of the Court John Brindley County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
la Crosse
John van Zandberger
Wm. S. Burroughs
John Brindley
Svengali to Appear at La Crosse Bijou Next Week
Fargo Morning Call reports Svengali arrives at the Grand this week and is bound for Fargo’s La Crosse Bijou next week. He demonstrates mind reading during a staged sequence ending at the Waldorf hotel with a coin left in box 27 and a theatrical trundle through local streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Svengali
la Crosse
the Grand
Grand
Broadway
N. P. Avenue
Waldorf Hotel
Mind Reader
Coin Hidden by Committee Wins Unseen Prize
In a masked morning scene a man blindfolded and hooded located a coin placed by a Far Goan committee. The panel included Ad. Leach, Deputy U S Marshal G J Stout, The Forum manager J P Edwards, Geo Fowler of the Grand, and a Call representative. He guided two committee members to the hiding box and found the coin. He did not know the hidden item beforehand and all committee members called the act the smoothest ever seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargoans
Ad. Leach
U. S
G. J. Stout
J. P. Edwards
Forum
Geo. Fowler
The
Grand
Call
Warrant of attachment issued in Wisconsin case
State of Wisconsin La Crosse County justice court warns Cameraphone Company of an attachment warrant to satisfy a $137.50 claim by W F Gage and H G Wohlhuter. If not appearing October 5, 1908 before Justice C W Hunt judgment will be rendered and property sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Wisconsin
County of la Crosse
Justice Court
C. W. Hunt
Justice of the Peace
Cameraphone Company
W. F. Gage
H. G. Wohlhuter
Do. W. Hunt
City of
la Crosse
Stagg Reveals 250 New Football Plays for Chicago
University of Chicago coach A A Stagg announces a record 250 plays for the 1908 season, the largest repertory yet, cataloged two weeks before official practice. The Maroon squad prepares as Stagg gives players one of the biggest preseason surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
University of Chicago
A. A. Stagg
Stagg
Coach Stagg Predicts Forward Pass Boom for 1908
The article notes President Stagg has produced many plays and ideas since Europe, focusing on forward passes and related football innovations. He expects greater use of the pass this year, aided by 1908 rule changes reducing chance elements and increasing play variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Stagg
Harvard Bars Cameras At Practice To Protect Formations
Cambridge authorities ban all photography on the Harvard football practice field to prevent rivals from obtaining images of secret formations. No person with a camera may enter the practice area to shoot any participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Harvard
Cambridge
Crimson
Baudette Hosts First Beltrami County Fair Exhibits
The first annual fair exhibit of Northern Beltrami county ended in Baudette Minnesota. It showcased Mammy River valley products including grains grasses and vegetables and compared favorably with state fair displays from other regions.
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Baudette
Minn
Beltramiountry
Mammy River Valley
Marble Hearts Echo a Generous Gift Saying
A reflective thought on charity. The idea favors giving over receiving, highlighting the virtue of generosity and kindness in human conduct.
Daily Markets Report Butter Plums Grapes Fall
Morning market scan shows butter slipping from 26 to 25 cents while plums drop to 25 cents a dozen and Delaware grapes ease to 25 cents. Overall price levels are steady with few changes noted in this edition.
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Delaware
Local Produce and Goods Price List Shows Broad Range
A historical price list details varied produce and commodities with prices listed per unit or quantity. Items include fruits such as lemons peaches and pears, vegetables like cabbage and celery, staples like flour and oats, and meats including hogs and lambs, with agents noted as Listman Milling Co and Langdon-Boyd Packing Co.
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Burns
Apples
New
Susquehanna
Freestone
Kiefer’s
Lone
Celery
Michigan
Wickson
Kelsey
Japan
Peru
Listman Milling Co
Ecccc
Henry Andregg
Limburger
Retail Flour and Vegetables Price List
A mixed price list from multiple vendors shows quoted flour, vegetables, dairy, fruits, and fish. Items include flour sacks at 1.60 and 1.55, assorted produce with per bunch, per dozen, or per pound rates, eggs at 00-226, butter at 28c per pound, and various fruits and fish with unit prices.
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A. B. Moll
Early September New York Market Picks Up Pace
After the first hour the tone of the market was confidently strong. Reading rose to 131% after selling to 130%. Union Pacific edged up 1% and front line stocks showed steady demand. Government bonds remained unchanged while other bonds and industrials firmed.
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New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Market recap of cattle hogs and sheep in Chicago
Cattle 700 head unchanged. Hogs 6000 head up 5 cents with light hogs $6.55 to $7.20 and heavy hogs $6.80 to $7.25. Pigs $4.25 to $6.15. Sheep 1000 head unchanged.
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Chicago
Market Notes Poultry Butter Eggs and Cheese Prices
New York market report lists poultry at 23 1/2 to 23 3/4 cents, eggs at 30 to 31 cents, butter at 23 1/2 to 23 3/4 cents, and cheese ranging from 12 1/2 to 13 1/2 cents. Prices reflect typical daily variation for dairy commodities.
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New York
Local Farmers Sell Hogs and Hay in City Market
William Atkinson from La Crescent sold hogs to Langdon & Boyd yesterday. James Dogerty of Holmen delivered 13 hogs to Langdon & Boyd. Many farmers including Emil Tschumper Nadine Otto Nickolai Hokah Fritz Otto August Radtke Fred Peters W W Williams Gabriel Legene Dan Williams Theodore Wegel and Frank Weise loaded hay or oats for market from Mormon Coulee La Crosse Ridge Smiths Coulee and surrounding areas.
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William Atkinson
la Crescent
Langdon & Boyd
J. Patratzke
la Crosse Ridge
James Dogerty
Holmen
Emil Tschumper
Nadine
Otto Nickolai
Mormon Coulee
Fritz Otto
Hokah
August Radtke
Fred Peters
Smith’s Coulee
W. W. Williams
Gabriel Legene
Bostwick Valley
Dan Williams
Theodore Wegel
Dakota
Frank Weise
Perjury Charges Move in Buffalo City Fish Case
Attorney E C Raymond says Charles Huber ex mayor Cochran Wis arrested for dynamiting fish reports three Ludwig brothers of Minnieska who testified in La Crosse county court will be arrested for perjury. Huber Schwark and Krause plan warrants for Don Edward and Guy Ludwig over perjury claims.
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Buffalo City
E. C. Raymond
Charles Huber
Cochrane
Wis
Ludwig Brothers
Minnieska
la Crossé
Herman Schwark
Wm. Krause
La Crosse Players Joins Sterling Infants Inseason Signings
A Sterling Ill dispatch reports Joseph Kilian the backstop and pitchers Eberle and Baillies of the La Crosse team have signed to play for the Sterling Infants for the remainder of the season ending October 15 in the Wisconsin Illinois league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record-Herald
Sterling
Ill
Joseph Kilian
Eberle
Baillies
la Crosse
Sterling Infants
Yeomen Lodge Initiates 25 New Members Seventy Attend
Hickory Homestead No. 806 Brotherhood of American Yeomen held a regular meeting with twenty five new members admitted and twenty five applications presented. After business, dancing followed by ice cream and cake. A large attendance was noted. Ladies announce a basket picnic at Pettibone Park next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Homestead No. 806
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Verra intemperate talk in London public discourse
A Scots speaker jokes about London's public decorum, noting that English people are very intemperate and that there are enough public venues to stretch from here to Glasgow. The exchange highlights humorous regional banter about public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Donald
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Washington Civil Service School Dept
Washington, D. C
Presser
Bushelman
Pitzner
Navy
American House
W. D
H.” Tribune
General House
Derorks Cheese Anon
Funke’s Candy Co
Reliable Steamet
W. Ave
Fabric Implement Co
T. A. Dyson
9Th St
Union Hotel
Bronson Hotel
Old & Austin Mill
Roberge
J. R. Mc& Son
Dover
Del
Sam
Grand Island
Nebr
Fort Scott
Hood
Ee Humphrey
W. Lawrence
Kane
N. 9Th St
Encyclopedia of Law
B. F Care
Main Street
Burlington Hotel
No. 2Nd St
Joseph Boschert
Fay Estate
Forle
So. Ltd
Madison and
21St St
14Th and
Market Sts
South 4Th St
C. Lynch
Ettrick
McClellan Paper Co
Pettibone Park
Black Coat
Abbatoir Road
H. W. Barker
Runckel
Viaii
A. van Auken
Minnesota
Twin City Loan & Realty Co
Security Bank
A. & C. Johnson
Main
Sheldon Tusler
C. A. Hanan
Tenneys
Hall, Davies & Sanderson
Svingali
Bijou
Rainy River
Frank
G. Roth
A. Grams & Son
Vestoc
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
Hawrey Com. Co
City Scales
Aant
Lie
H. M. Sieger
J. C Warns
Valencia
Malaga
Concord
Chicago Livestock
Market Personals
Ludwigs
Sterling, Ill
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