Brewers Urge Moderation At Annual Brewers Meeting
The National Won Christian Temperance Union reports on the Unit States Brewers association meeting in New Orleans. Henry J. Allen in the Vita Beacon accuses brewers of preferring revenue and taxpayer burden over prohibition, while calling for moderation in anti liquor rhetoric. He notes brewers want to protect hop and barley crops and cites quips about beer replacing bread and other goods.
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Unit States Brewers’ Association
New Orleans
Henry J. Allen
Vita Beacon
Book of Brewers
Ex Red Wing saloon keeper testifies on prohibition
Lohman, a former Red Wing saloon keeper now in McHenry North Carolina, visits old friends and asserts prohibition works. He says McHenry has no liquor except medicine, no bootlegging, and strict enforcement keeps townsmen from "gloriously good time."
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Red Wing
Minn
Lohman
McHenry
Mr. Lohman
Saloon Move Advice Warns Against Market Street Expansion
A West Philadelphia liquor dealer weighing a license move to Market Street asks an estate adviser for guidance. The expert warns that relocation would attract attention and public scrutiny, urging the dealer to stay where tolerated. A top wholesale contact predicts salons will be driven out within a decade, urging maximal current profit.
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The
Philadelphia North American Review
West Philadelphia
Market Street
Federal Judge Landis Holds Licenses In Tosetti Case
Judge Landis of Chicago, handling 83 licenses from Tosetti Brewing bankruptcy, notes that last year licenses sold for 2500 to 2800 dollars, but a lone bid of 1200 dollars was rejected. He attributes the rejection to fear of stronger antisaloon laws, while brewers and brokers predict more dry activity.
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Landis
Chicago
Tosetti Brewing Company
Kansas Liquor and Cars Highlight State Spending
Kansas per capita annual liquor spend is $1.25 for all purposes, far below the national average of $21, while Kansans are noted for owning their own automobiles.
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Kansas
King Alcohol Deserted Reading on the Wall
A Presa Correspondent reports that the king's forces have deserted to the enemy as the handwriting on the wall is read. Crick notes a sea of inscriptions signaling a significant shift in allegiances.
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King Alcohol
Herbert Crick
Presa
All Seek for Happiness The One Thing for Which Mankind May Be Said
A column fragment reflects on happiness as a universal desire and the dangers of prioritizing personal joy, contrasting with life’s storms and fate. It cites the Charleston News and Courier and discusses human longing, memory, and the search for contentment amid shadows. Also includes brief quips on entertaining women and city street contrasts between Boston and New York.
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Ttigs
Charleston News and Courier
Postum credited with health revival and work calm
A Western city chief bookkeeper attributes improved health and stability to Postum Cereal after dismissing tea and coffee. He recalls pneumonia, dyspepsia, and nerves improving after switching, praising the grocer’s suggestion and noting long hours in a confined job eased by the beverage. Postum comes in cereal and instant forms with similar costs.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Head
Wellville
Excellent farming conditions in Canada
A Western Canada farming outlook highlights mixed farming as highly successful in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Accounts from Sedgewick and Hardisty Alberta describe profitable cattle and wheat yields, with Alberta climate praised for long-term independence and homeland suitability. The report notes farmers adopting mixed farming and achieving strong results.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Sedgewick
BH. L
Fryer Sons, Packers
Seattle
Pacific
Western Canada
Thomas McKay
Hardisty
Osage City
Kansas
Possibilities Open to Industrious Farmers in Gleichen District
The passage notes dairy and hog sales as examples of earnings for a farmer in Gleichen, detailing creaming profits and carigads. It highlights that in the last three months US financiers invested 48 million dollars in Canada, signaling confidence in Western Canada’s agriculture and sericulture as a profitable base for investment.
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Gleichen
Canada
United States
Western Canada
U. S
Cultivating Reasons in Rural Trade
A compact saying notes that a man who cultivates country ties often does so with practical aims. It suggests that good reasons drive farming connections and even selling plows, reflecting a rural economy mindset.
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Alice Freundschaft
Defracjten
Darunter Bdieje
Amerifaner
Die
Ufitania
Maglid
Pas Kitchenee
Meiterten
Ben
Petrograd von Dem
Krieges
Plottenjdjan In
Rew Park
Wilfor Bereiien
Wiijtige S
Flotte Verfammielt
Serigig Cajiffe
Grok Und
Ffeiti
Liege
Wyoming
Flolte
Rewpach
Britijdes Schladtsciff
Operationeir Decile
Grund
Britijcje Zaudsbooi
Dienst Geitelll
Mujer Guricgetrichta
Wien
Mainz
Mieder
Raji
Mufsen
National Won Christian Temperance Union
Castoria
Boston
Gotham
Hubt
New York
Calgary
Gielchen
Keena
Fle Milka
Pen
Nebraska
F. M. Gilland
Lincoln St
Binkr
Nes
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicing Co
Wwomen
Larga Boxar
Samy the Paxton Toilet Co
Bost
Blackley
Pelt Bay
Deee
Apecalixine
Prude
Parker’s
W.N. Us
Omaha
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