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Authors: Maureen Ogle
career of, early,
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description of,
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difficulties faced by,
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homebrewing experience of,
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influence on other brewers,
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investors, search for by,
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mechanical abilities of,
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and Mendocino Brewing Company,
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Sonoma, relocates to,
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McDermott, Gordon,
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Mendocino Brewing Company,
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Merry Pranksters,
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Metzler, John,
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Meyer, Richard,
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Miami Dolphins,
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Michelob beer,
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Mickey Mouse Club, The,
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microbrewing.
See also
contract brewing; Maytag, Fritz; McAuliffe, Jack; Grossman, Ken; Papazian, Charlie; and listings for specific breweries
big brewing responds to,
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conflicts among practicioners of,
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confusion about definition of,
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ease of funding for in 1990s,
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emergence of in 1980s,
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growing pains in 1990s,
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growth of,
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neo-temperance benefits,
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newspaper coverage of,
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second generation of,
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size of industry,
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Miller Brewing Company.
See also
John, Elise (Miller); John, Harry, Jr.; Mulberger, Lorraine; Murphy, John; Philip Morris; and entries for specific Miller family members
acquired by Philip Morris,
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acquired by W. R. Grace,
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acquires Celis Brewing,
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acquires Gettelman Brewing,
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acquires Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company,
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advertising,
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Anheuser-Busch, competition with,
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Anheuser-Busch, complaint filed against by,
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annual production: in 1880s,
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; in 2000,
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college students targeted by,
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competitive strategies of in 1950s,
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death of Frederick C. affects growth of,
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decline in 1950s,
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expansion of in nineteenth century,
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family devotion to,
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founding of,
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innovative advertising by,
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lawsuit filed against by Anheuser Busch,
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Lite beer introduced by,
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long-distance shipping by,
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Löwenbräu produced by,
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market share,
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microbrewing, response to,
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Philip Morris influence on,
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rank in industry,
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real estate holdings of,
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repeal, response to by,
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sale of by Philip Morris,
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strikes at,
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World War II, impact of,
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Miller, Clara (daughter),
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Miller, Elise.
See
John, Elise Miller
Miller, Ernest (son),
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Miller, Frederick A. (son),
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Miller, Frederick C. (grandson),
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Miller, Frederick C., Jr. (great-grandson),
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Miller, Frederick J. (founder),
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Miller Genuine Draft beer,
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Miller High Life beer,
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Miller High Life Open golf tournament,
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Miller Lite,
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See also
Miller Brewing Company
Milwaukee,
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See also
specific breweries
Milwaukee Opera House,
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Minneapolis Brewing Company,
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Minnesota Brewing Company,
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Moeller, Calvin,
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Moeller, Greg,
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Moerlein, Christian,
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Molson Brewing Co.,
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Mondavi, Robert,
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Morgan, J. P.,
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Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD),
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Nader, Ralph,
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Nagel, Charles
Adolphus Busch writes to,
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advises Busch on saloons,
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communication with Peter Busch,
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eulogizes Busch,
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Miller Brewing, opinion of,
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negotiates with Palmer for Busch family,
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Naropa Institute,
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Narragansett Brewing Company,
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National Association of Commerce and Labor (NACL),
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National Brewing Company,
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National Temperance Society (NTS),
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Neukirch, Franz,
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New Albion Brewing Company.
See also
Barkley, Don; McAuliffe, Jack
advertising, lack of,
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beer, quality of,
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beers brewed by,
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brewing process of,
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employees of,
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equipment of,
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failure of,
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financial difficulties of,
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incorporated,
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label design of,
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name, inspiration for,
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reputation spreads,
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significance of, to microbrewing,
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New Amsterdam Brewing,
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New Brewer
(periodical),
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New Brewer’s Handbook,
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New Deal,
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New Republic
(periodical),
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New West
(periodical),
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New York Evening Mail
(periodical),
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New York State Board of Health,
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Newman, Bill,
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Newman, Paul,
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Nixon, Richard M.,
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Ohio Anti-Saloon League,
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Old Heidelberg beer,
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Old Milwaukee beer,
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Old Style beer,
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OPEC fuel embargo,
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Oregon Ale and Beer Company,
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Oregon Craft Brewers Guild,
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Organic Farming &Gardening
(periodical),
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Ortleib, Henry F. Brewing Company,
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Ortleib, Joe,
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Oshkosh Brewing Company,
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Owades, Joseph,
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Pabst Blue Ribbon beer,
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Pabst Brewing Company.
See also
Best Brewing Company; Schandein, Emil; and entries for specific Pabst family members
acquired by Paul Kalmanovitz,
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advertising by,
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annual production: in 1890s,
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Blatz Brewing acquired by,
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bottling plant,
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competitive tactics of,
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decline of: in 1950s,
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diversification by,
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embezzlers employed by,
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expansion of, in 1890s,
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Los Angeles brewery,
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mechanization employed by,
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merger with Premier Malt Products,
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Newark brewery,
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Prohibition, response to,
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rank in industry,
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real estate owned by,
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salesmen employed by,
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strikes at,
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syndicate, refusal to sell to,
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at World’s Columbian Exposition,
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Pabst, Frederick.
See also
Best Brewing Company; Pabst Brewing Company
ambitions of,
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arrival in United States,
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boyhood of,
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as brewing innovator,
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career as captain,
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death of,
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description of,
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employees, dealings with,
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entrepreneurial genius of,
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lifestyle of,
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marriage to Maria Best,
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philanthropy of,
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reflections on career,
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and Schandein scandal,
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