Brewmasters Oppose Booze Rally In Linkerhall Meeting
Fifteen brewmasters from Northwest cities attended the Upper Mississippi Valley Brewmasters association meeting in Linkerhall. Louis Silbertschmidt urged publicizing beer as food and urged brewers to campaign against prohibition, aiming to elect members to politics and restore army canteens.
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Upper
Louis Silbertschmidt
John Gund Brewing Company
Silbertschmidt
Mississipi Valley
Brewmasters’ Association
Dubuque
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
John Gund
Franz Bartl
Old la Crosse
New Society
Peter Bub
Winona
Minn
Silberschmidt
George Neukomm
Carl T Uerrwachter
Edward Bart
Former Fatty Now Comfortable
A former overweight reader credits Marmola Prescription with rapid weight loss and a slimmer figure after 40 days. The letter attributes improvement to a home-prepare formula and promises ease of movement, appetite and energy gains, and a new sense of comfort.
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Margaret Knolly
Citizens' Bank Opens Monday in La Crosse
The Citizens' Bank at 203 South Fourth Street will open Monday at 10 o'clock after receiving Bank Examiner Bergh's permit. Officers include President H. B. Dahle and Vice President H. E. Strand. Cashier Thomas S. Thompson, of La Crosse, will lead early operations and build a local clientele.
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Citizens’ State Bank
South Fourth Street
Bergh
Tribune
H. B. Dahle
Horeb
Wis
H. E. Strand
Americans Too Excitable, Cary Warns At Fond du Lac
State Superintendent C. P. Cary told the Wo man’s club in Fond du Lac that Americans are too excitable and overtaxing themselves. He warned that nervous tension in work and play wastes vitality and that precocious but stressed children burn out early. He urged changing habits and ideals to curb the strenuous life.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
C. P. Cary
Mr. Cary
Concluding Business Session With Noted Toasts and Song
The gathering concluded the business session as Chef Neukomm served a spread. Several toasts followed with German songs. Attendees included Ernest Hussa Bangor Nicholas Schumacher Potosi William Prose Alma F Bettner Prairie du Chien John Kodad Baraboo Hans Berens Winona Mike Schr7k Winona August Becker Dubuque Ludwig Korfman Milwaukee Alfred Anschutz Dubuque Henry Faunerbach Madison Edward Barth Louis Silber Schmidt George Neukomm Christ Duerrwachter La Crosse.
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Chef Neukomm
Ernest Hussa
Bangor
Wis
Nicholas Schumacher
Potosi
William Prose
Alma
F. Bettner
Prairie du Chien
John Kodadek
Baraboo
Hans Be_rens
Winona
Minn
Mike Schr 7K
August Becker
Dubuque
Ludwig Korfman
Milwaukee
Alfred Anschutz
Henry Faunerbach
Madison
Edward Barth
Louis Silberschmidt
George Neukomm
Christ Duerrwachter
la Crosse
Turnverein to Stage Exhibition Led by New Instructor
The La Crosse Turnverein held its annual meeting at the hall on Tuesday evening. They voted to mount an exhibition soon under new athletic instructor Mr. C Joerschke. Officers for the coming year were elected: President W Affeldt, Vice President F Kircheis, Secretary Gus Jaekel, Treasurer Elmer Warminger, Turn Leader Harry Dimler, Property Man J Padesky.
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la Crosse Turnverein
C. Joerschke
Wm. Affeldt
F. Kircheis
Gus Jaekel
Elmer Warminger
Harry Dimler
J. Padesky
Open Bids For Big River Dredge Boiler Contract
Captain W A Thompson and assistant United States Engineer opened bids on January 15 for the boiler construction of the hydraulic dredge used along the river. Bidders include Lyons Boiler Co De Pere Freeman and Sons Racine J G Robertson St Paul and La Crosse Boiler Co with no definite award date yet given.
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W. A. Thompson
United States
Thompson
Lyons Boiler Co
de Pere, Freeman and Sons
Racine
J. G. Robertson
St. Paul
la Crosse
People's Cash Meat Market Opens in City
The People’s Cash Meat Market will open tomorrow at 214 South Third Street by John Farley formerly with D Jehlen Jr. Farley brings new fixtures and a first class shop and expects large patronage from customers seeking quality service and meats.
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People’s Cash
South Third Street
John Farley
D. Jehlen
Extension class meeting succeeds with interest and heat topic
About twenty members attended the first regular meeting of the University extension class in the city hall council chamber. A J Langenbach oversees the work with Madison based university extension guidance. The year’s study plan was approved and an open session on Heat is set for Thursday evening January 23.
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A. J. Langenbach
Madison
Daily Log of Fleet Voyage to Trinidad and Rio Janeiro
A seaman records daily notes from Dec 17 to Dec 23 describing watch shifts, ship divisions aboard the fleet led by Connecticut and Georgia, weather and sea conditions, engine troubles on Missouri and Illinois, Caribbean island passages including St Thomas and Culebra, and a planned ashore visit at Rio Janeiro before Christmas. Turner closes with a farewell to his mother and sister and plans to write again.
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Trinidad
Connecticut
Kansas
Vermont
Louisiana
Georgia
Virginia
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Minnesota
Ohio
Missouri
Maine
Alabama
Illinois
Kentucky
Porto Rico
San Juan
British West Indies
St. Thomas
St. John's
Culebra
Rio Janeiro
South America
Turner
Clements' Victims Get a Dividend
Depositors of the Fillmore county bank at Preston who suffered in the 1898 failure have received a 21 percent dividend. The bank owed over $80,000. J. R. Clements, implicated in the bank's collapse, served a long term in Stillwater prison.
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Fillmore
Grandmother Schilling Dies At 106 In Eau Claire County
Grandma Schilling, oldest resident of Eau Claire county, dies at 106 at her home nine miles from Eau Claire. Her children are all dead, including son Robert killed at a railroad crossing three years ago and son William who died six years ago when a gun discharged.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Grandma”’ Schilling
Eau Claire County
Mother of Mrs Henry Gund Dead
Martha Johnson died at her daughter's home 1509 King Street after a lingering illness. She was 71, a La Crosse resident for ten years, formerly of Minneapolis, widow of A. C. Johnson. She leaves two children, Mrs Henry Gund and A G Johnson. Funeral details to be announced.
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Martha Johnson
Henry Gund
King Street
la Crosse
Minneapolis
This City
A. G. Johnson
Marshalltown
Return of Madison University inspection trip
Attorney J. E. McConnell, a member of the board of visitors, returned to the city after a three day inspection trip of the state university at Madison Wisconsin.
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J. E. McConnell
Board of Visitors
the State University At
Madison, Wis
Wanted Girl for General House Work at 703 Division
Lost black lace scarf on the 6th between 12th and Hood. Reward offered. Return to Tribune.
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Hood
Tribune
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Offerings
The Burrow family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors and especially Reverend Gamm for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings.
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Gamm
F. C. Burrow
Yeomen Attend Funeral of Carl J Milbauer
Sister and Brother Archers of Hickory Homestead No 806 meet at Corens hall at 1 p m Sunday January 19 1908 to attend the funeral of our late brother Carl J Milbauer of 1226 Rose street. Service at Caledonia M E church at 2 p m. J Markel Foreman W B Batchelder Corr.
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Yeomen
Hickory Homestead
Coren’s Hall
Carl J. Milbauer
Carl J. Millbauer
Rose Street
Caledonia M. E
J. Markel
W. B. Batchelder
Corr
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