Tribune Classified Wants and Sales Listing
Numerous items advertise training opportunities at Maler Barber College Chicago navy recruiting in La Crosse Wisconsin jobs at hotels and shops housing and meals offers sales of goods services and real estate parcels including a general merchandise business for sale dining room set hunting skiff household goods a set of law books stores and a hotel property with trustee appointment details
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P. H. Sheldon
Bangor
Encyclopedia of Law
B. F. Care of
Tribune
Main Street
Burlington Hotel
Joseph Boschert
Fay Estate
Wanted missing Tribune numbers and rental offers
Wanted five cents per copy for missing Tribune issues from 1907 1908 and various dates. Also for rent a half section Minnesota farm on favorable terms and requests for a medium size house and a hotel clerk position. annonces indicate names and addresses for responses.
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Minnesota
Twin City Loan & Realty Co
Security Bank
Minneapolis
Minn
Tribune
H. M. Adrian
E. 4Th St
Winona
K. C
Care of
Milwaukee Broker Not Murdered Says Coroner Jury
Telegrams from Milwaukee indicate William Henry Rogers died in Antonagon Michigan of apoplexy not murder. A coroner’s jury agrees the theory of homicide is unlikely. Personal friend W H Rogers was connected to La Crosse business circles. Funeral held at home with Dean Selden P Delaney officiating. interment Forest Home cemetery.
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W. H. Rogers
Milwaukee
la Crosse
John Thornbury
Doerflinger Company
Messrs
John and
Henry Salter
Wis
Sholto D. Rogers
Oneida Street
William Henry Rogers
Ontonagon
Mich
Rogers
Dean Selden P. Delaney
All Saints’ Cathedral
Forest Home Cemetery
Seven Perish In Northwest Forest Fires Threaten Grand Marais
A settler Monker and six Indians are believed killed fighting flames near Grand Marais as militia return from the fire zone aboard the steamer Gopher. The townsfolk of Lutza mount the shore with goods, hoping to stave off a total blaze as a north wind endangers the settlement and the harbor remains engulfed in smoke and flames.
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Duluth
Minn
Monker
Grand Marais
Lutza
Vernon County Fair Opens With Record Crowd and Racing
A special dispatch from Viroqua Wisconsin reports the Vernon County fair opening on Thursday is expected to set attendance and financial records. Children’s day drew thousands as horse racing and a large live stock and agricultural show fill the grounds. Trains from La Crosse offer half-fare rides to bring visitors, with La Crosse day upcoming and gate crowds expected to grow.
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Viroqua
Wis
The
Fair Association
Association
Vernon County
Southeastern
Eidemiller
Viroquans
la Crosse
Doerflinger’s Dollar Day Offers Royal German Yarn
A full pound of Royal German knitting yarn is advertised for one dollar tomorrow as part of Doerflinger’s Dollar Day sale, highlighting price and product availability.
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Doerflinger’s
Mission Festival in German Reformed Church
The German Reformed Church at Corner Fourth and Market will hold its annual mission festival next Sunday, September 20, with a full day of services and activities. Rev. F. W. Lemke leads, joined by Rev. J. Stucks, Rev. K. Landsberger, and Rev. H. Andreas. the program includes Sunday school, morning, afternoon, and evening services, a Young People's meeting, and collections for mission work at home and abroad. The choir will perform at each service and all are invited.
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J. Stucks
Black River Falls Falls
Wis
K. Landsberger
Wabasha
Minn
H. Andreas
Siegel
Donovan Guilty of No Crime
Judge John Brindley dismissed the case of Inland Printing Co. v C. Donovan editor of the Wisconsin Trade Journal, ruling no offense was committed and no grounds for action. The firm claimed Donovan turned over advertising contracts to ensure payment of printing bills and later collected on them.
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John Brindley
The
Inland Printing Company
C. Donovan
Wisconsin Trade Journal
Donovan
Brindley
Girl Shot In Gun Play In Marshalltown
Leona Yingst fourteen of State Center was wounded in the right side and may die after cousin James Figgins discharged a revolver during play in Marshalltown Iowa on September 16.
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Marshalltown
Leona Yingst
State Center
James Figgins
Onalaska News Highlights Local Social and Funeral Notices
Onalaskans attended Chauncey Olcott's Ragged Robin at La Crosse opera house Monday. Royal Neighbors hosted Ivy Camp of North La Crosse with recitations songs and a fancy drill. Ivy Camp guests then rode to La Crosse thanking Primrose camp and inviting a return visit October 8 on Rose street. Frank B. Slocum, formerly of Onalaska, was buried after drowning at French Slough. Uncle Tom's Cabin drew large crowds and high praise in Onalaska.
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Chauncey Olcott
la Crosse Opera House
Royal Neighbors
Ivy Camp
North la Crosse
la Crosse
Primrose Camp
Rose Street
W. D. Freeman
Caledonia Street
N. E. Whitbeck
Frank B. Slocum
Onalaska
French Slough
T. G. Aiken
Rochester
M Inn
Farmer Haldor Olson Dies After Suspected Poisoning
In Fergus Falls Minnesota on September 16 farmer Haldor Olson of Aur Dale township awoke in distress and drank from a cattle trough losing life within hours. Authorities pursue investigation into suspected poisoning with no final ruling.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Haldor Olson
Aurdale Township
Elks to Convene Tomorrow Evening
The B. P. O. Elks hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening to discuss plans for the coming season.
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B. P. O. Elks
Daily Markets Peaches Decline and New Cash Quotations
Peaches drop to 70 cents this morning while Muskat and Malaga grapes fall from 15 to 10 cents per pound. Grain prices, unchanged for some time, will now be updated daily by Thomas & Phalon feedmen with cash quotations in La Crosse, guiding local farmers to market grain at Tribune prices.
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Malaga
Thomas & Phalon
la Crosse
the Tribune
Parlor Pantatorium Opens With Westby Bros
Parlor Pantatorium to be opened Sept 21 at Westby's on South Fourth street run by S C Knudsen of Cedar Rapids Iowa a skilled tailor. The room is sanitary up to date and employs only skilled workmen promising top quality service and a Parlor Pantatorium wagon for prompt pickup and delivery of clothes.
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Westby’s
South Fourth Street
S. C. Knudsen
Cedar Rapids
Retail Flour and Produce Prices Listed by Local Suppliers
A catalog of staple prices from local vendors shows Flour from Listman Milling Co at 1.60 per 1-4 bbl sack and 1.55 for eve sack. A. B. Moll lists vegetables including squash 1 price, DC Young carrots 3 for 5c, and various greens, fruits, and dairy items with per unit or per pound costs. H. M. Sieger covers fish with pickerel, pike, trout prices, and J. C. urns lists fruits such as bananas 20 cents per dozen and oranges 30 to 40 cents per dozen, among others.
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Listman Milling Co
A. B. Moll
H. M. Sieger
Halibut Abe
J. C. Urns
Valencia
Malaga
Concord
Peru
Delaware
Wright increases speed record in Le Mans flight
Wilbur G Wright flies 39 minutes 19 seconds covering 29 miles at Auvours on 46 mph, the fastest aerial craft yet. After motor repairs magnets changed, Wright notes longer flight than his European record, previously held only by his brother in America. Berlin reports Parseval dirigible wrecked after eleven and a quarter hours. four aboard escape with minor scratches. emperor sends sympathy.
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America
Berlin
Potsdam
Grunewald Forest
Parseval
Kepler
Germany seeks Hague protection as nations invited again
The Hague note reports that Holland has invited participants of the second Hague conference to a follow up meeting likely next year. Observers link this to recent closer Anglo French Russian ties and moves to isolate Germany. It is believed all nations will send representatives.
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The
Hague
Holland
England
France
Russia
Germany
No you could not become a plonde by sitting on the bleachers
The remark playfully scolds Marie for thinking she could achieve something by passively watching from the stands. It emphasizes active participation rather than passive observance.
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Marie
Chicago livestock market declines and price ranges
Chicago markets report September 16 show cattle at 10 to 15 cents lower with beeves 5 to 7.50 dollars and stockers 2.50 to 4.30. Hogs total 21,000, down 0 to 10 cents, with light 6.65 to 7.30, heavy 6.90 to 7.45, pigs 4.60 to 6.40. Sheep 35,000 steady, natives 2.15 to 4.20, lambs 3.25 to 5.70.
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Chicago
Market rally broadens as Reading shares rise
In the last half hour a stronger tone developed with Reading and other stocks posting fractional gains. London sold stocks on a small scale, foreign trading was not a factor, and Harriman stocks drew buying interest. The Hill issue sees liquidation from D Willis James estate, and Great Northern ore dividend expectations persist with regular Great Northern preferred dividends likely. Government bonds remained unchanged while others showed irregular moves.
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New York
Reading
London
Harriman
D. Willis James
Great Northern
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary
Kansas City reports cattle numbers at 2 000 with weak demand and steer prices from 4.50 to 7.50 while stockers run 2.80 to 4.80. Hog totals reach 12 000 with values 5 to 10 cents lower. bulk trades 3.80 to 7.10 and pigs 4.50 to 6.50. Sheep at 10 000 with steady demand. muttons 3.70 to 4.10 and lambs 4.25 to 5.45.
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Kansas City
Poultry and Dairy Prices From New York Market
New York market report on September 16 shows poultry unchanged, butter at 23 1 2 to 23 3 4 cents, eggs 31 to 32 cents, cheese 12 3 4 to 13 3 4 cents.
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New York
Grain Gossip Signals Bullish Wheat Outlook
Chicago and Minneapolis market chatter suggests wheat may rise on dips with brokers advising to buy on breaks. Wells & Co and Clement Curtis & Co expect further gains, while Ware Leland and others predict higher futures. Sugar trades and reactions noted in New York. mills and elevators ready to buy wheat on offer.
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Chicago
Logan & Bryan
Wells & Co
Ware Leland
E. W. Wagner
Clement Curtis & Co
New York
Sugar Trust Victory
Minneapolis
Market Personalities Bring In Hay From Local Farms
Henry Koethe from Root River bottoms Frank Howard of French Island Charles Arnit from Da kota William Jacobus of Mormon Coulee G Boethe from Mormon Coulee William Fellner of Myrick Park and A Purdy all marketed loads of hay in the city yesterday. A Husman arrived with oats from North Ridge farm.
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Henry Koethe
Root River
Frank Howard
French Island
Charles Arnit
Dakota
William Jacobus
Mormon Coulee
G. Boethe
William Fellner
Myrick Park
A. Purdy
A. Husman
North Ridge
Doherty Names Leading Democrats to Campaign Executive
Democratic County Chairman John F. Doherty appointed John C. Burns Joseph Boschert O R Skaar and C W Hunt to the county democratic campaign executive committee. The group will handle executive affairs and finances and a meeting to elect a secretary is planned later in the week. The campaign opens next Friday with Senator Gore of Oklahoma delivering an address at the Auditorium.
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Democratic
John F. Doherty
John C. Burns
Joseph Boschert
O. R. Skaar
C. W. Hunt
Doherty
Gore
Oklahoma
Humane society meeting postponed for lack of quorum
There was no quorum at the Humane society meeting last evening and the gathering was postponed indefinitely. Due to apathy on tuberculosis, no delegate will be sent to the National Congress of Tuberculosis in Washington next week.
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The
Humane Society
Society
National Congress of Tuberculosis
Washington
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