Lingelbach case affirmed over closing saloon hours
Supreme court upholds Judge Hobson in Lingelbach decision on closing time for saloons. The ruling holds that at the closing hour lights must be extinguished and all work in the saloon ceases, even if the employer must not remain to scrub out. Also includes ad copy on KCodol and community notices for Elgin services led by Rev. W W Williamson.
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Supreme Court
Hobson
Lingelbach
Muehlenthaler Bros
Elgin
O’cllock
Des Moines
Epworth League
Olongapo
P. L
China
Marine Corps
Harord Rogers
Masonic Banquet Highlights Lodge Social and County News
A Sauk County lodge event featured members Elgin and West Union with strong presence and renewed acquaintances. Guests enjoyed a lavish banquet at Hotel Dewey hosted by Landlord Brown. Local road law updates on drag use and wide tires were circulated, with effective dates noted as July 4, 1906, and a salute to the ship in harbor.
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Stork
Elgin
West Union
Dewey
Brown
King Road
Senate
Sabula Gazette
Lambert
General Assembly of
Towa
Iowa
Price
Scrap iron and rags buyers advertise highest market price
Notice announces Bouern & Wins are buying scrap iron rags and rubber at top rates and invite figures. The ad also promotes Kodol for dyspepsia from Muehlenthaler Bros, claiming it aids digestion and heartburn relief. A stated line hints at complexion advice linked to stomach health.
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Bouern & Wins
Alumni Celebrate Return of Postgraduates as Boys Again
A nostalgic editorial notes alumni and postgraduates preparing to relive youth, with plans to wear old styles and refresh campus traditions. The piece frames the period as a return to days when students felt renewed vigor and camaraderie.
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Berg's
Stoehr the Jeweler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kennedy
California
New York
San Francisco
E. &. Toysum
Clermont
The
Philippines
Fayette County
Court House
Theodore Roosevelt
Pleasant Valley
Atlantic Ocean
Pat
Finke's
Tere
Holzer Elgin
Cc. S. Holstenson
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