Twin Sisters 73 Credit Duffy's Malt Whiskey for Health
Emma Shively of Big Clifty Kentucky and Belle Beatty of Louisville Kentucky at age 73 praise Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a life saver and tonic. Shively recalls improved health after months of use, Beatty also reports lasting vitality and few aches.
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Emma Shively
Belle Beatty
Duffy
Big Clifty
Louisville, Ky
Big Cliffy
15Th St
Louisville
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Advertised as Absolute Medicine
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure medicine and tonic. It claims long chemical testing, health benefits, and heart strengthening effects, urging buyers to look for the Old Chemist trademark and sealed bottles priced at $1.00.
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Duffy
Duffy Nait Whiskey Co
Rochester
N.Y
North Side News The Lacrosse Tribune Manager Editor
The Lacrosse Tribune section titled North Side News lists roles of manager and editor guiding local reporting. It notes staff positions and the paper’s Midwest city focus with emphasis on community coverage.
Wisconsin Sleeper Berth Law Forces Car Staff Compliance
Sleeping car personnel in Wisconsin must close the upper berth when a double lower berth is paid for, under a new law effective July first. Violating the act risks a fine up to 100 dollars or six months in jail, prompting Milwaukee Road orders to ensure compliance and protect the company.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee Road
F. A. Miller
J. H. Hiland
Man Injured Falling From Lime Wagon in City
George W. Sholes, a Homer Hart Implement driver, fell about ten feet from a high wagon at Mill and St James, suffering serious cuts and bruises to face and head. ByStander help lifted him, he was treated by Dr Suitor and then returned home at 25 Adams Street.
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George W. Sholes
Homer Hart Implement Company
Sholes
Mill
St. James Streets
Suitor
Adams Street
Pontoon Bridge Nears Launch in Wabasha for CM St Paul
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway pontoon bridge at Wabasha, 396 feet long and 40 feet wide, is nearly ready to launch though hull planking delays persist. W H Chadwick leads the project as 42 workers finish a structure that uses over half a million feet of lumber, six carloads of iron and 125 bales oakum. It is the third CM rail bridge in Wabasha and is expected to launch today.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Wabasha
W. H. Chadwick
Snake Bites the Dust on St. James Street
Mrs. Josephine Gullickson Jensen saw a bullsnake about 18 inches long in the gutter on St. James Street. A man who had just stepped from his bicycle stopped nearby and pointed to the snake. she held his bicycle wheel while he dispatched the reptile.
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Josephine Gullickson Jensen
St. James Street
Clear Away and Rebuild Shops After Milwaukee Fire
Firemen battle smouldering ruins at the Milwaukee road planing mill in West Milwaukee as 150 laborers begin debris removal. Officials expect a new building ready for use before the end of the year.
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Milwaukee Road
West Milwaukee
Digestive Troubles and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad
An advertisement urges sedentary readers to fix indigestion by using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims the stomach handles 2,400 pounds of material yearly, promotes bunk relief through non medicine digestion, and offers a free trial from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall Michigan with a 50 cent size available locally.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Chicago Great Western Reports Five Million Dollar Surplus
The Minnesota railroad filing shows Chicago and Great Western's fiscal year ending June 30, 1907 yielded a surplus of 5 072 463 25 after a 7 percent dividend. Local Minnesota figures include passenger and freight revenues with total Minnesota earnings of 10 041 840 61 and overall line income of 21 148 144 31 before deductions.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Sorrow in Classical Verse by Posidippus
Fragments reflect on sorrow as a pervasive evil, attributed to ancient poet Posidippus. The brief text explores how grief travels through experiences, hinting at moral weight and universal human response.
Presbyterian Church to Name New Pastor
The church official board plans to meet this evening to select a replacement for W. J. Turner who resigned. With no clear successor, Rev. A. A. Randall who led Sundays service is the probable choice.
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The
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Turner
A. A. Randall
Causeway Water Trough Moved
The watering trough at the south end of the causeway north of the La Crosse river bridge was moved further north toward the center of the causeway where sprinklers are filling. Evans and Pederson laid a foundation for the trough approach this morning near the site planned for the new market square.
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la Crosse River
Messrs. Evans and
Pederson
Market Square
Whalen Promoted to Train Dispatcher on Southern Minnesota Line
Orders from W. Irwin superintendent of the Southern Division La Crosse authorize E. J. Whalen to serve as train dispatcher for the Southern Minnesota Division east of Jackson Minnesota and allow him to approve orders with his initials.
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W. Irwin
Milwaukee Road
la Crosse
E. J. Whalen
Minnesota
Jackson
Minn
O. K
Webster Linn Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party
Webster Linn at 1301 Kane Street entertained about ten friends yesterday afternoon for his fourth birthday with games and amusements.
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Webster Linn
Kane Street
Defective Chimney Triggers Fire at Avon Street Home
A defective chimney caused a small morning fire at the home of John E. Randall on Avon Street. Department No. 4 responded and extinguished the flames after effort. The kitchen roof and attic suffered partial destruction. overall damage is not large.
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John E. Randall
Avon Street
Department No. 4
Urges Members to Attend Session of Local Union
The La Crosse Manufacturers and Jobbers union calls its adjourned annual meeting for Friday October 25 at 7 30 p m in the La Crosse club rooms. Vice president J W Bryant says a report will outline boosting civic patriotism to promote La Crosse goods in local retail sales and urges all members to arrange to attend and participate with zeal.
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la Crosse Manufacturers’ and Jobbers’ Union
la Crosse Club
J. W. Bryant
la Crosse
Steam street roler fans drive hobby into full frenzy
After encouraging the average man to begin his hobby, interest surged into a full steam street roler craze with devoted followers and growing demonstrations.
Simple home kidney remedy recipe promotes kidney health
A medical authority warns that backache and loins pain signal kidney trouble and urges care during year end. The article prescribes a home mix of Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to be taken after meals and at night to regulate urine, clear sediment, relieve back pain, and cleanse the kidneys.
Operator Missing in Fatal Southwest Limited Wreck
A young man identified as Operator Cross vanished after aiding in a Lanark Sunday wreck that killed one person. Official reports to Cross inflated casualties and misrepresented the incident as both trains wrecked. The jury blamed Cross and the deceased victim for criminal negligence.
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Cross
Southwest Limited
Lanark
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Visits
Miss Carrie Morris returns from Canada and the east after three months away. Helen Swintrod resumes duties in the district attorney's office after vacation in Wisconsin. A busy weekend with church socials, a duck season influx, and rewiring work at C B and Q offices. Local residents welcome guests from Minnesota and Wisconsin and relocate several residents to La Crosse.
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Carrie Morris
Avon Street
Canada
East
F. H. Hartwell
North
Dunfield
Wis
Atwater Springs
Miss Little
Pearl Streets
Pacific Electric Company
Willard
Minneapolis
Calvin Berry
Albert Lea
Minn
Berry
C. H. Berry
John Flynn
Rose Street
Bates
Caledonia Street
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
H. L. Partridge
la Crosse Woman's Club
Hamilton Lodge
K. of P
Henry Davis
Madison
Russell Amberson
la Crosse
Mr Amberson
T.a Crosse
Peas
Iola
Mrs. Mayse
Kane Street
T. Johnson
Notice to publish official county proceedings bids
Printing Committee of the County Board of Supervisors invites bids to publish the official journal of proceedings and all other legal notices. Bids to be opened November 2 at 2 PM in the county clerk office in La Crosse. Dated October 21, 1907.
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County Board of Supervisors
Court House
la Crosse
Delegates to See Opening of Canal
Delegates from La Crosse at the Upper Mississippi River Improvement association convention in Moline will attend a Rock Island excursion to the opening of the Hastings Pin canal. The canal, under construction for fifteen years, attracts national attention and will feature prominent visitors from across the country.
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la Crosse
Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association
Moline
Rock Island
Hennepin Canal
Table d hote versus a la carte appetite critique
A wry remark contrasts group dining at a table d hote with the willingness to pay for individual meals at an a la carte restaurant, noting the appetite versus care in consumer choices.
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