Iowa Weather Prophet Endorses Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey
John C. Busby of Independence Iowa the well known weather prophet endorses Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey calling it the greatest medicinal whiskey and his tonic of choice for strength vigor and health in old age. He notes years of use with good results and urges others to try it. August 20 1907 Independence Iowa.
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J. C. Busby
Independence
Lowa
Duffy
Iowa
John C. Busby
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Promotes Health Benefits
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure malt distillation claiming tonic, stomach-friendly properties, and heart benefits. It urges customers to buy the genuine sealed bottle from Duffy Malt Whiskey Co of Rochester New York and offers a medical booklet and advice free.
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Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
North Side News 2 Ad II Scene Details
Scene descriptions from a stage program list two Front street locations and a homestead setting with six month shift. Special music includes a comic scene by Nothing and Nothing and vocal duets and songs performed by Margaret Ritter Ferdinand Roth and Joe Stockemer.
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Colonel Wayne
Wayne
Margaret Ritter
Ferdinand Roth
Joseph Miller
Joe Stockemer
Amateur Play in Warnero Building Tonight
Joseph Stockemer leads the Young Men's Singing club in Out on the Streets a three act drama staged this evening at Warnero Building Caledonia and Clinton streets with a portable set built by club members. A rehearsal was held last evening and the cast includes Stockemer Hofweber Sievert Koch Wayne Stockemer and others in scenes spanning a tenement siting room and back streets.
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Wannebe
Gohres Hall
Caledonia
Clinton
George Basil
Joe Stockemer
W. Cook
Ce Opo Co
Osweiler
Meee Eeevig
Joseph Stockemer
Pete
Darky
Peter Hofweber
Alex Sievert
Warne
Jessie Koch
Nina Wayne
Katherine Weber
Bredford
Esther Cook
Minnie
Lizzie Stockemer
Medfield
Col. Wayne
Bradford
Colonel Wayne
Ilil
Novelty Dance Set By Vote-Berger Club At Rose Street Hall
The Vote-Berger club hosts a mask ball at Rose street Union hall on February 29 with music by the Chicago Eagles Harp Orchestra. M Frederickson leads arrangements and a harp solo of The Moonlight Waltz drew earlier praise. Many Onalaska residents plan to attend and a prize ring will be given to a lucky attendee.
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Vote-Berger
Rose Street Union Hall
Union Hall
M. Frederickson
Chicago Eagles
Onalaska
V.B. Mask Ball
City
Sam Skin Powder Promoted As Beautifying Wonder
An advertisement touts Sam Skin Powder as a beauty aid claiming skin improvement and cosmetic benefits. The copy emphasizes a smooth complexion and lasting shine without detailing ingredients or side effects.
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Sam
No Clues Otherwise In Schmidt Grocery Robbery Case
No clues yet to the Schmidt grocery robbery on St Andrew street. Authorities suspect older perpetrators rather than youths. This is the fourth burglary at the Schmidt place while John Pallwoda awaits trial for the crime. police are pursuing leads and expect arrests.
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John Schmidt
St. Andrew Street
Schmidt Place
John Pallwoda
Debate on Teachers Salaries in La Crosse Franklin Club
Tomorrow night the Franklin club will discuss the question Resolved that the teachers in La Crosse public schools should receive a substantial salary increase. Senator Thomas Morris will argue the affirmative.
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la Crosse
Franklin Club
Thomas Morris
Teachers Salaries Debate Draws Public School Interest
Attorney Fred H. Hartwell seeks to keep current salaries intact as teachers and the public discuss the hotly debated issue likely to draw a large turnout.
Mystery Firebug Eludes Police Yet Again
The identity of the firebug remains a mystery as police and citizens’ efforts prove fruitless. The latest arson targets the Novelty Wood works in this stretch of recent incidents.
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Novelty Wood Works
Local Social and Travel Notes Collected in La Crosse
The Christian Endeavor Society of the North Presbyterian church plans a supper on Thursday evening February 2 with 15 cent tickets. Mrs. T. J. McDonough and Miss Rose Antrim returned from a business visit in St Paul. J E Wills of 324 Caledonia street took a switchboard job in the La Crosse Interurban Telephone company requiring extensive travel. Mrs May Paul of 1546 Charles street returned home after a two week business visit in Seneca. The Tabernacle Baptist church Aid society hosted an afternoon gathering with supper to church gentlemen. Mrs A Schroeder is ill with la grippe at 1517 Charles street. Mrs Nic Birnbaum and son Edward go to Pine Creek for the wedding anniversary of Mrs Birnbaum’s sister Mrs W Burns. Mrs H and Miss Blanche Hardy are ill at 1610 George street with la grippe. Mrs Charles Whitting is slowly recovering at Caledonia street home. Funeral of Benjamin Whiting held with many attendees. body shipped at 10:35 to Hokah for interment. Mr and Mrs J Green of Fond du Lac attended the funeral. T L Vought, ill with la grippe, slowly improving. James Hill, president of the Great Northern, passed through La Crosse at 3:30 in his private car en route to St Paul.
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Christian Endeavor Society of
The
North Presbyterian Church
T. J. McDonough
Rose Antrim
St. Paul
J. E. Wills
Caledonia Street
la Crosse Interurban Telephone Company
Wills
May Paul
Charles Street
Seneca
Aid Society
the Tabernacle Baptist Church
H. Baumgarden
A. Chubb
N. Anderson
T. Valentine
A. Schroeder
la Grippe
Nic Birnbaum
Edward
Pine Creek
Birnbaum
W. Burns
Blanche Hardy
George Street
Charles Whitting
Benjamin Whiting
Minnesota
Hokah
J. Green
Fond du Lac
Mr. Whiting
T. L. Vought
James Hill
Great Northern
la Crosse
Basketball Games at Christ Church
Two basketball games were played at Christ Episcopal church on a newly built basement court. The Y M C A five beat the church boys 21 to 18 after a 16 to 5 halftime lead. In the second game Misses Gertrude Smith and Helen Anderson captained teams with a 15 to 11 victory for Anderson’s side.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Favo
Episcopal Boys
Gertrude Smith
Helen Anderson
Railroad Conductor Alex Lindsay Seriously Ill in Chicago
Alex Lindsay a former Dubuque Division Milwaukee Road conductor now living in Chicago is seriously ill with tuberculous disease and not expected to live. He was well known among local railroad men and recently worked on Milwaukee Road between Savanna and Chicago. He is a member of the Order of Railroad Conductors.
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Alex Lindsay
Dubuque
Milwaukee Road
Chicago
Savanna
The
Order of Railroad Conductors
Baseball Association Postpones Directors Meeting
The baseball association postponed its regular directors meeting due to several directors being away from the city. The session will be held next Tuesday.
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The
Baseball Association
Bowling Tonight Matches St Josephs Club With Casinos
The Young Men's Bowling club of St. Josephs cathedral faces the Casinos in the alley beside St. Josephs school. After two losses the young men hope to secure a win in a highly anticipated season game.
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St. Joseph's Cathedral
St. Joseph's School
Committee favors Dawson Esch bill to locate station near La Crosse
The committee report describes support for a Dawson Esch measure to place a station near La Crosse, near the pearl button factory, while Iowa appears to have prevailed in the location decision. The document outlines the bill’s aim to permit artificial propagation to perpetuate the sup-
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Iowa
la Crosse
Pearl button industry study urges live fish propagation
A congressional report outlines a plan to establish a fully equipped station to propagate freshwater mussels by infecting live fish with glochidia. It argues artificial propagation could sustain shell supply for the pearl button industry while detailing scientific gaps and the need for legislation to protect beds and manage harvesting.
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Congress
United States Fish Commission
United States
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Paul Bartsch
Lefevre and
Curtis
University of Missouri
Lefevre
United States Commissioner of Fisheries
la Crosse
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Weather Prophet
Busby
Duffy’s Pure
North Side News
LA Crosse Tribune
Sir Rose ST
RE. P
Fanton Jos. K
Warnero
Young Men's Singing Society
Gram
Viorene Wiskerschop
Fred H. Hartwell
North Side Briefs
Christ Church
Ravors Dawson
al Peli
Cen
Gus . Rose
N. S. Bottling Works
Rose ST
Hoeschler’s
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