Bottle cures grip and throat trouble claims Wingate case
In Petoskey Michigan M D Wingate reports one bottle of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey cured his grip after weeks of illness and his wife benefited from throat and lung trouble. He says the remedy helped him within days and praises the product as a great medicine for old people. He provides the April 12 1907 date for the testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Wingate
Petoskey
Mich
Duffy
Petoskey, Mich
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Health Tonic
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a completely malted, easily digestible tonic and stimulant. It claims health benefits, heart toning effects, and universal family medicine usage, urging buyers to seek the genuine sealed product branded with "Old Chemist" in Rochester, N. S. for $1.47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Rochester
N. S
Society Sins Theme at Riley Evangelistic Meeting
The evangelist Riley and Martin drew a full house as fifty came forward to confess Christ. Dr Riley preached on I Tim 5 6 with a theme Society Sunday at First Baptist Church and a men only mass meeting at the Y M C A. Hoag and Ri ley expressed delight with the week’s results as Hoag left for Minneapolis to fill Riley’s pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Martin
Mr. Martin
Dr. Riley
First Baptist Church
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Hoag
Pastor Hoag
Minneapolis
Aged New Yorker Dies in La Crosse Hospital
W. Burns 75 a Buffalo resident died at La Crosse hospital after a lingering illness. He had worked in La Crosse and resided at the American House. He had no relatives in the city. Funeral will be held tomorrow from William Dwyer’s undertaking establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Burns
Buffalo
N. Y
la Crosse Hospital
Burns
la Crosse
William Dwyer
Son Returns From Father’s Bedsite Illness
L. E. Lavaque and wife have returned from Grand Rapids where Mr. Lavaque attended his ailing father. He says there is no hope for recovery and he may return to Grand Rapids tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Lavaque
Grand Rapids
Mr. Lavaque
Mrs. Richards Injured In Onalaska Fall
Mrs. R. L. Richards of Onalaska fractured her left arm after slipping on an icy sidewalk at Ninth and Main. She was taken to the Stoddard for treatment.
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R. L. Richards
Onalaska
Ninth and Main Streets
Freight wreck halts line near Winona delaying train 57
A Milwaukee line wrecked freight near Winona halted traffic this morning. Train No. 57 had to be rerouted over the C B Q tracks, delaying service for a period.
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Milwaukee
Winona
Trafic
Illness and visits mark North Side notices
Mrs J B Malay on Loomis street improves from grip while H J Roth Jr and K J Bradbant on Loomis and St Paul streets stay ill. Others report travels and illnesses including Mrs Boice, Mrs Smelser guest Fiella Woll honor, and a Maccabees dance attendance. Wolf sighting alleged by hunter Red Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Malay
Loomis Street
H. J. Roth, Jr
Leroy Houser
North Bend
Wis
T. L. Vought
Wm. Boice
la Grippe
Fiella Woll
Charles Street
James Smelser
Mankato
Squae
C. W. Whitting
Caledonia Street
George Jackson
Stoddard
Frank Kiesselbach
St. Paul
Roy Robson
George Street
Winona
Church notices list multiple Avon area congregations
The notice lists Trinity Lutheran Avon street with 10 30 a m services and 7 30 p m English service, Sunday school at 9 a m. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at 1510 Avon street holds Sunday school 2 p m preaching 3 30 and 7 30 p m. Also St Peter's Episcopal Logan and Avon with 3 p m, Caledonia Street M FE 9 30 a m class, 11 45 a m Sunday school, Epworth league 6 30, 10 30 a m worship, 7 30 p m evening service with music by youth choir. Other churches listed include Scandinavian Baptist, German Evangelical Lutheran Emanuel on Avon and St Paul, Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Sill and George, Corner Logan and Avon United Presbyterian Logan and Avon 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m, Norwegian Lutheran corner Charles and Sill 10:30 a m and 7 p m with noon Sunday school. note no Onalaska services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Avon Street
T. T. Haverstad
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Benj F. Farmer
B. T. Nielson
H. W. Zuahlen
J. H. Richman
Benj. T. Farmer
St. Peter's Episcopal
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Logan and
Avon Streets
C. N. Moller
Christ Church
Caledonia Street
M. FE
Wall
Windsor
Albert L. Wood
German Evangelical Lutheran
Emanuel German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Avon
St. Paul
G. M. Thurow
Onalaska
Bethel Norwegian Lutheran
Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Church
Lorth Presbyteria
Avon _ streets
A. A. Randall
Norwegian Lutheran
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Charles and
Sill Streets
B. O. Vik
John H. Johnson Quits Journalism in Winona
J H Johnson longtime Winona newspaper figure retires from the press. Former Daily Herald owner sold American Stock Farm and Farmers Wife papers and will pursue real estate and loan ventures. He helped found the Minnesota Editorial association the Winona Business Men's Association and the citys large street fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
J. H. Johnson
Johnson
Daily Herald
Republican
American Stock Farm
Minnesota Editorial Association
Winona Business Men’s Association
Mitchell voters to decide on $69,000 high school bonds
Mitchell citizens will vote on February 25 to issue $69,000 in bonds for a new high school building. In Belle Plaine Archbishop Ireland and sixteen priests visited Monseigneur Kennedy. In Ceylon farmer B D Alton was seriously injured trying to break a colt, suffering a broken collarbone and internal injuries.
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Mitchell
S. D
Belle Plaine
Minn
Ireland
Monseigneur Kennedy
Ceylon
B. D. Alton
H.c. Alton
Pierpont Post Office Drops I From Name
The town of Pierpont, South Dakota, will be officially recognized as Pierpont by the postoffice department, removing the letter I from the name. The change required closing old records, issuing a new postmaster commission to F. B. Udell, and opening new accounting books as if a new post office.
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Sioux Falls
Pierpont
Postoffice Department
Postoffice
F. B. Udell
Robbed of jewels during fire alarm at hotel
In Grand Forks North Dakota on February 8 thieves looted several hundred dollars from a room while Mrs Tiballs and her daughter warned boarders of a hotel fire. Mrs Roth, an invalid, escaped with no aid. The incident caused about $9,000 in damage.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Frank Tiballs
Tiballs
Louis Roth
Hard to say No but saying I don’t know is harder
A concise reflection on the challenge of admitting uncertainty. The quote contrasts the difficulty of declining with the even greater difficulty of admitting ignorance, suggesting humility and honesty as values in decision making.
Noted Notre Dame Woman Promises Free Home Rheumatism Cure
Anecdotal appeal from Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offering a free home treatment for rheumatism and related pains. The letter claims the cure lowers uric acid, loosens stiff joints, purifies blood, brightens eyes, and restores vitality, inviting readers to request proof.
Daily Market Summary for Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago and Minneapolis markets report mixed price moves across grains and hogs. Wheat corn oats and pork show May and July figures with variances, while open high low close values reflect slight gains and steady trends in nearby contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner & Co
Chicago
Minneapolis
Gossip of the Put Market Slack and Political Influence Cited
Liverpool closes wheat 4d lower and corn steady while hogs start higher with 26 000 receipts today. Cattle and sheep near steady. cash wheat sales at Chicago 20000 bushels and corn 60000 oats 130000. Seaboard export 160000 wheat and 12000 corn. Miller & Co and Barrell discuss political impact and a possible gradual recovery amid expected quiet trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seaboard
New York
Miller & Co
Finley Barrell
Logan & Bryan
Dun’s Review notes modest gains in easing business climate
Dun's Review reports little change in the commercial situation with some progress visible. Republic Iron and Steel records 15 to 20 percent January gains over December. leading copper interests see a not discouraging outlook. Forty-five roads for December show an 18.68 percent drop and six months down 1.04 percent. Banks gain $1,654,300 on currency movement.
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Dun
Republic Iron and Steel
Minneapolis Stocks Even Up for One Day
Minneapolis car standings show 191 against 210 for Duluth entries and 71 to 17 in a separate matchup. The stock figures stretch across city teams with Minneapolis holding parity for the day.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Hogs closed steady strong market outlook Monday
Hog market closed steady to strong with traders eyeing a slight lower tone Monday as heavy receipts are estimated. Buyers expect prices to ease modestly amid large hog arrivals and cautious demand at the yard.
No Aldermen in State of Iowa
Waterloo faces a political tangle as socialists filed nomination papers using the term alderman for councilmen, claiming Iowa law recognizes only councilman as the city official. legality questions loom as primaries loom and filings near.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Starving man returns purse in Waterloo Iowa
Theodore Hansen, a starving father of seven, found and returned a purse containing $20 instead of keeping it. Waterloo citizens consider a reward as his family faces ongoing hunger. he refused charity and told police he could not take what was not his.
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Waterloo
Theodore Hansen
Judge orders drainage completed in Koochiching county Minnesota
Judge McClenahan orders two state ditches to drain 50 000 acres of swamp land in Koochiching county with one ditch from Big Falls toward Northome about twelve miles and another between Little Fork and International Falls about eighteen miles. Final hearings set for Feb 18 in International Falls. roads to be built concurrent with ditching. Produce and vegetables listed in ad section follow.
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Bemidji, Minn
McClenahan
Koochiching County
Big Falls
Northorne
Minnesota
Little Fork
International Falls
By-Laws Break Down Health Advice Metaphor
A pithy remark likens failed fitness to faulty by-laws rather than constitution, suggesting personal health issues stem from governance rules. The line serves as a witty social critique on self management and systemic structure.
Wonder at Popularity of the Man You Hate
The piece questions why the public engages with a man despised by the author, noting astonishment at the extent of his influence and the audience's willingness to listen despite disapproval. It hints at tension between personal dislike and public attention.
Price Stationary as Snow Helps Local Farmers
Heavy snows ease travel and boost farm trade as local buyers report no price changes. Wood sells for five to six dollars per cord while hay prices hold steady, with farmers delivering large quantities of produce to markets.
Not pulling wool over his eyes hurts him more
A terse quip notes the pain comes from removing wool rather than the deception itself. The line emphasizes disillusionment over trickery and the exposure that follows.
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Mr. M. D. Wingate
Duffy’s Pure
Berlin Street
Geo. B. Marvin, JR
Clinton St
la Crosse, Wis
North Side
Mill Street
A. H. Graw
H. N. Oakes
RK. L. Kenyon
Main St
Tribunde Sporting News
Christ
TO Land’s Business School
North Side News
THE
LA Crosse Tribune
Rose ST
R. P. Stanton
Jos. K. Kidder
Ris Fice
John H. Johnson
Northwest
Notre Dame Lady's Appeal
CHI
Liverpool
John ©. Burns
Fyour
Listman Mill Co
W. W
Langdon-Boy
Cargill Co
Eeee Bank
Ile Denn
Nectaciuccy
Hawley Com. Co
A. B. Moll
Dumer A
Blue Point
Kevin Cu
H. M. Sieger
Dourg
Doume
Segkaee Sen
Henry Andregg
Limburger
Jess
Pilentiiual
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