Help Wanted and Real Estate Listings in La Crosse Tribune
Classifieds show multiple employment posts from barber college Army recruiting sales and domestic work plus many housing offers and sales listings in La Crosse Wisconsin. Businesses include Maler Barber College Fostered training and diplomas and Woodmen Casualty Co agents. homes, farms, stores, boats, and furniture for sale or rent listed with contact details.
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la Crosse Paper Box Co
S. Front St
la Crosse A
Woodmen Casualty Co
Bertha Severson
State Mer
la Crosse
Wis
For Sale Properties and Confectionery Opportunity
A listing offers a fine residence on West Av and various city properties for sale. Also advertised is a small confectionery store in a prime location for sale. Includes references to fire insurance and notarial services, with loan options mentioned.
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West Av
Moncey
Wanted glass sash repair and Tribune missing ad requests
Classified notices asking for storm sash repair, 5 cent buybacks for many Tribune dates, boarders at 1230 Ferry, and winter clothing cleaning service with pickup offered by Parlor Pantorium at 115-117 So 4th St with phone references A. & C. Johnson and 780 M, old Red 760.
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Regalia Works
Charles St
Mill St
Division St. Oldphone
A. & C. Johnson
4Th St
Crooks Target Chippewa Falls Fair in Envelope Swindle
At the Northern Wisconsin state fair in Chippewa Falls on September 22 a stranger used an envelope scam. Miss Hanna Hansen counted $16 in silver but received 20 cents short, then found only blank paper later. Victims include Hugh Randall who lost $45 and William Porter who lost $4.15 on a streetcar, and Oscar Olson who had $70 taken on a crowded train.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Hanna Hansen
Miss Hansen
Hugh Randall
Boyd
William Porter
Eau Claire
Oscar Olson
The Greatest Canal in the World
The New York state barge canal rivals Panama in scope and ambition. It is a distinct project from the Erie canal, planned to serve 18,000 ton steamboats and move vast grain shipments from the middle states and Canada more cheaply than rail.
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New York State
New York
Middle States
Canada
St. Lawrence
Chicago
Rollins Appointed Milwaukee District Superintendent
At the Wisconsin Methodist conference final session Rev. Wm Rollins pastor of First Church Racine was named district superintendent of the Milwaukee district. The choice surprised many, with earlier ballots failing to name him and Bishop Neely revealing the decision only an hour before the announcement.
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Lean
Rollins
Neely
Autumn sales heat up at Doer flinger's store
Special arrangements draw fair visitors as Doer flinger's stays open evenings this week. The great Autumn sales are on and prices are tagged as bargains across every department.
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Doerflinger’s
Verdigris Removal Techniques for Metal Surfaces
The article states verdigris on metal can be removed quickly by rubbing with a soft rag dipped in liquid ammonia. It notes this simple method as an effective cleaning tip for metalware.
Bricklayer Falls to Death in School Construction Accident
Milwaukee on September 22 1910 William Neumann a bricklayer died after stepping backward from a scaffold on the second story of the Eleventh ward school at Forest Home and Tenth avenues fracturing his skull. He died fifteen minutes later.
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Milwaukee
Eleventh Ward
Forest Home
Tenth Avenues
William Neumann
Kidney trouble warned as early sign
Advertisement urges immediate use of Foley's Kidney Cure at first symptoms to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. Signed by O. T. Erhart.
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Foley
Bright
O. T. Erhart
Jemima Ann Seeks Cook Position With Strong Character
Jemima Ann answers an advertisement for a cook saying she is suitable and has seen the previous three girls who held the job with high character. The exchange with the Lady of Few Words confirms her confidence and references the prior applicants.
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Jemima Ann
Money and Baseball Rooters Echo in Town
A quirky locals note links money to evil while praising baseball fans, calling them rooters. The column blends light humor with town sports culture and playful wordplay.
La Crosse City Railways Repairs On Third Street
The La Crosse City Railway repairs Third Street between the company barns and the river bridge at the company's expense. The Board of Public Works laid top dressing on State Street from Eighteenth to Losey. The water main under the river was repaired after three leaks were fixed by a large crew.
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la Crosse City Railway Company
Third Street
la Crosse River
Board of Public Works
State Street
Eighteenth Street
Losey Boulevard
la Crosse Stone Company
Charles Street
Wooley
Cameron Avenue
Board of Public Work
Fruit price changes noted in today's market
The market showed quiet activity with price updates in fruit quotations. New apples at 1.00 per bushel, cabbage 0.50 per dozen, peaches at 0.80 per box, and prunes 1.00 per crate. California plums now 0.30 per basket in retail.
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California
Nebraska Factions of GOP Clash at State Convention
In Lincoln on September 22 the progressive and reactionary wings of the Republican party prepare for a decisive test at the state convention. The progressives push for a bank deposit guarantee plank while the reactionaries seek to limit the platform to the Chicago convention stance.
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Lincoln
Neb
Republican Party
Chicago
People Fear Castro Note Backing Down in The Hague
The Hague notes fear that Holland has backed down from a threatening posture toward Castro. When the government last note to Castro is made public, demonstrations against officials may follow.
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The
Hague
Holland
Castro
La Crosse Excursion Brings Winona Visitors
The steamer La Crosse carried an excursion from Winona to the Inter-State fair at noon today. A large attendance praised by Winonans who helped swell the visitor list.
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la Crosse
Winona
Winonans
Grocery Stores to Close Thursday in La Crosse
La Crosse Retail Grocers association approves partial citywide closure. All grocery stores will close Thursday at noon to allow employees to attend the interstate fair.
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la Crosse
Currency examiner warns on insolvency clues
National bank examiners heard a second lesson from Currency Comptroller Murray on detecting irregularities. He stressed distinguishing impairment of capital from insolvency and warned against fraud when using bank resources during book examinations.
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Washington
Murray
National Bank
Davis Free Yes No Prosecution and Defense Predict Preliminary Hearing Outcome
In Omaha Nebraska on September 22, both sides in the Charles Davis murder case of Dr. Austin anticipate success at the Thursday preliminary hearing. Prosecutors outline their attack and plan to call witnesses who will place Davis near the Austin home the night of the shooting and show he stayed until nearly morning.
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Omaha
Neb
Chas. Davis
Austin
Davis
Railroad camp race clash leaves six wounded in Marianna
In Marianna Arkansas a group of four African American prisoners escaped after wounding John L White and Will Brown in a railroad camp race war. Threats of lynching were reported. Six others were wounded, with two believed fatally. Sheriffs placed a special guard over the camp to avert more violence.
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Marianna
Ark
John L. White
Will Brown
Apples and Produce Prices from Local Market List
A historical price sheet lists fresh produce and staples with per unit or per box prices. Items include lemons oranges grapes and pears across various sizes, plus vegetables like cabbage carrots and potatoes, and dairy and grains from Listman Milling Co. and Henry Full cream brands.
Rich Boy Bad Egg
San Francisco report says Chas Boyle son of Seattle millionaire confessed to holding up fifteen men in a San Raphael bar and shooting a constable. He remains jailed at Salinas. The confession allegedly includes an attack on a young woman at a fashionable club and another beating.
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San Francisco
Chas. Boyle
Henry Boyle
Seattle
San Raphael
Salinas
Quote on single-mindedness hindering broader usefulness
A terse observation notes that when a man becomes intensely fixated on one goal he neglects other aspects, reducing overall usefulness. The statement presents a general behavioral insight without citing any specific person or event.
Chicago Livestock Prices and New York Stocks Report
Chicago markets show cattle at 5.10 to 7.50 for beeves and 2.50 to 4.55 for stockers while hogs fall 5e to 7.55 and lambs rise to 5.70. New York trading opens firm then slips 2 to 3 points with Union Pacific and Reading weak and bonds mostly unchanged.
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New York
Union Pacific
Reading
Market Brief: Poultry Dairy Butter Eggs Prices
New York markets report dressed poultry and live poultry steady firm. Butter remains firm, eggs quoted at 31 to 32 for fancy and 22 to 33 cents for fresh, cheese prices firm.
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New York
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City livestock market on Sept 22 shows cattle 20 000 steady with steers 4.60 to 7.50 stockers 2.60 to 4.70 hogs 16 000 strong bulk 6.00 to 7.10 pigs 4.00 to 6.25 sheep 12 000 weak muttons 3.?? to 4.10 lambs 4.25 to 5.35.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Grain Gossip Predicts Stock Movements and Wheat Purchases
New York Central stock likely to be sold per New York-Koshland. Miller Co favors Union Pacific as top sale. Bearish stock sentiment persists on the Hill. Taft election viewed as certain by John W. Gates. Analysts expect possible lower prices due to politics but note investment opportunities and potential 40 to 50 point gains. Wheat appears strong on declines per McLaughlin and Logan Bryan with bulls favored this year.
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New York
Koshland
New York Central
Miller Co
Union Pacific
John W. Gates
Taft
McLaughlin & Co
Logan & Bryan
Marfield
Market Personalities Report Hog and Crop Shipments
Market notes list individuals delivering hogs oats hay and sheep to the city. Names include Joseph Lietz Brinkman Ridge John Servias St Josephs Ridge John Schriver Root River bottoms John Gerdes Dakota Ridge William Seals Dakota valley Adolph Bayer Ebners Coulee William Becker St Josephs Ridge A Albrecht South Ridge H Wohlers Nadine Jens Jensen Smiths Coulee William Miller Mormon Coutes with hogs oats hay sheep and lambs delivered yesterday or Monday.
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Joseph Lietz
Brinkman Ridge
John Servias
St. Joseph’s Ridge
John Schriver
Root River
John Gerdes
Dakota Ridge
William Seals
Dakota Valley
Adolph Bayer
Ebner’s
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