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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1908

Page

10

A Day Among Mechanical Wonders at Gund Brewery

An observer tours Gund's Brewery engine room with Engineer Schroeder and Harry Long. He sees a new 4 valve high speed Corliss engine and other advanced equipment, noting how the plant uses waste energy and automated processes to power brewing. The visit portrays the brewery as a cohesive, active machine guided by skilled workers.

Shhroeder Gund’s Harry Long Schroeder Corliss

Birds Eye View of Gunds Brewery Photo Features 225 KW Generator

A striking photograph reproduces Gunds Brewery showing a 225 kilowatt generator supplying light and power to the entire plant. The unit furnishes 3 phase alternating current for the plant and provides current to 52 AC motors ranging from ½ to 30 horsepower.

BIRDS GUND

Gund's Brewery Plant Showcases Mighty Engine Room

A detailed tour of Gund's brewery engine room reveals a 225 kW generator, a copper switchboard, multiple Corliss engines driving generators and Linde compressors, and extensive boiler batteries. The ammonia refrigeration system, automatic coal handling, and a private pumping station illustrate the plant's high efficiency and the city's water challenges.

Cahill H. P Parker McKinzie

Water pumping and industry at Granddad bluff and Gunds

The article describes Linde ice machines tapping sandstone to 500 feet and striking granite to supply abundant water. It details Gould Triplex pumps with capacities from 350 000 to 1 250 000 gallons per day, drawing river water for bottling plants boilers and condensers. It notes upgrading to six Cook’s Patent Points to deepen supply and increase plant horsepower to 1606 HP. It praises industrial achievements and human ingenuity alongside natural beauty at Granddad bluff and Gunds.

Gould Cook’s

The Trouble With Picking Winners

A wry aphorism notes that choosing winners early risks selecting unripe outcomes and flawed results. The author critiques premature judgment and signals that timing affects success.

Police ban Sunday horse racing in New Orleans

Inspector W. J. O Connor orders discontinuation of Sunday racing in New Orleans. Patrol squads will man the two half mile tracks near City Park and in Jefferson parish and at picnic grounds to enforce the rule amid reform sentiment.

New Orleans W. J. O'Connor

Chicago Maroons Capture College Title Over Penn

Chicago's basketball team defeated Pennsylvania 16 to 15 to win the national college championship, marking the Maroons' second straight title. The game, played before a full Red and Blue Gym, was tied eight times with narrow margins, and Falls' ten points from foul shots sparked the win.

Philadelphia Chicago Pennsylvania Maroons

Cincinnati Reds rename team colors to red and whites

Cincinnati March 27 The Reds of the Cincinnati National League have abandoned their old name and adopted red and whites. Uniforms display crimson with a broad white calf band replacing the red hose. The change comes amid talk scarlet hose were unlucky.

Cincinnati Reds

Schroeder and His Engines at Gund's Brewery Tour

A reporter notes Engineer Adolph Schroeder's fondness for steam powered machinery during a Gund's brewery tour. He describes Schroeder's affection for the engines, motors, and generators as a real, sober attachment akin to a hunter's bond with his dogs.

Gund Adoph Schroeder

Schroeder and His Machines Inspire Avid Reverie

The text portrays Schroeder deeply admiring the power and sounds of his engines. The reporter notes intimate detail in Schroeder's expressions as he listens to steam, boilers, and wheels, feeling like an intruder in his own homely workshop. The excerpt ends with a wartime enlistment remark from Life magazine.

Schoeder Schroeder

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John Gund Brewery Meltailie Sgene Monster Gould's Allis Linde Ice Machines Granddad Bluff Gunds Fleming K. W PENN Steam Watts Adolph A. Schroeder Engines Tutti Frutt Ice Cream & Butter Company Langdon Langdon-Boyd U. S Langdon -Boyd Packing
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