Local notices from the week end in Minnesota and Wisconsin
A jumble of society notes lists Rev Jo Schneider of Rowe Creek in Thuradity Missouri, Peterson visiting Minneapolis, Gertrude Sorenson from Lans ing to relatives, Burns and children from Minneapolis, Mrs S A Harter en route to McIntyre La, a baby born to Olaf Nicholsen and wife, umbrella repairs at Holgate’s, G H Hall finds an 1879 temperance pamphlet in a Packing house car, and several visits and travels among local residents. Regular ads note window displays at Hub Department Store, a DeWitt Witch Hazel sale, and upcoming banana sales and soap orders through grocers.
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S. Kelly
York City
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Bake Sale Suspended by MoBL Ladies and Local Visits
The MoBL church women suspend their bake sale until the first week of October. Mra H K Braaten of Corning was in Austin Thursday. Miss Amanda Love of St Paul visits Mra Will Bassler. E A Dalager spent the day pearl hunting. Mrs Jont Petérson of Moscow visited Thursday. If evening warms, the men's meeting may be in the basement of the Methodist church tonight for a cool, comfortable gathering. Jeans- era sale ads mention discounts on wash tub suits skirts and waists. Lila Monnahai visits her aunt Mrs A F Gosha in Blooming Prairie. Fay Greenman telegraphed he secured a pardon for Frenry Goebel and will attend the heirs hearing on August 20. Mr and Mrs KE G Martin and their little daughter die at the F A Ticknor home during a two months' visit. Men, don't fail to hear Dr Doran at the Methodist church this evening.
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M. Smith
Mra. Meany
Isabelle Krebebach
Mable Smith
Nerald
M.J. Feeney
Mid
H. Murphy
Blooming Prairie
Mra
Wm. Panckingham
Efia
Ridgerwayin Wis
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Wit
Magno Ia
Chas
Hans
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Olive Corneveaux
St. Paul
Main Street
Pruitt
Roland Halt
J. M. Hall
Atl
SG Paul
Farge Daily News
W. J. Roulston
A. Sweningson Company
Moorhead
George K. Munroe
Grand Forks
N.D
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C. V. Donahue
Mobl Church
Jont Petérson
Moscow
Fay Greenman
Frenry Goebel
Washington Stentiary
KE G. Martin
F. A
New Water Supplies Urged Amid City Charter Provisions
Citizens appeal to the water board under city charter provisions as wells sink and 100 feet below ground threatens supply. The city pledges support and swift action to secure pure water, urging extra precautions against fire.
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Anne Janda
Gem Tonight Zeke Show at the Gem
At the Gem tonight Zeke the Country Boy will perform in a rural comedy J Ityin with an orchestra. Their band will give a concert outside the theatre at 7530.
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Zeke
Gem
J .Ityin
Threshing Underway on Rahilly Farm Near Dans ter
Threshing began today on John Rahillys farm near Dans ter. Rahilly reports grain quality as the finest in years with oats yielding about 50 bushels per acre and barley around 46 bushels per acre.
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John Rahilly
Danster
Rahily
Plaster Cast for Robert J Burdell After Fall
Humorist and Baptist preacher Robert J Burdell remains in plaster cast after a fall last March. His physician reports the body must be kept rigid for several months as recovery continues amid treatment and care.
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Robert J. Burdell
Funeral Notice for Whit Watkins on Winona Street
The funeral of the late Whit Watkins will be held at his home on Winona street at 2 o'clock and from the Methodist church at 2 30 o'clock Sunday afternoon Rev GW Lutz will officiate.
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Winona © Street
Methodist Church
Gw, Lutz Wir
The Kanal of Kindness on Jefferson Avenue
A drunk man aboard a city streetcar tries to pay with trivial items and string. A fat passenger pays the fare so the conductor lets the man ride to Jefferson avenue. At the end of the line the passenger dozes and asks where to go, mistaking the destination.
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St Louis Republic
Boy Kills Little Girl in Fiendish Murder Near Guysboro
A shocking murder in Boyleston near Guysboro unfolds as Andrew Issard, a 13 year old son of Joseph Issard, allegedly ties the 6 year old daughter of Mrs. Annie Ash to a tree and beats her brains out while parents are away. Issard has been arrested.
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A Hard Job
A witty exchange turns to a joke about marriage and diving to the deepest sea. The speaker recalls promising to vanish if Miss Tipkins refused him, noting Miss Wipkins wed three months ago while he still resists. The dialogue mocks bravado and evasive schemes.
Gem presents new picture program with war themed features
A fine program shown at the Gem last night highlights the Ceylon and The dian as strong dramas. The feature Brother Against Brother depicts war times and Rappahannock battle scenes. Manager Mahnke invites veterans to attend Saturday wearing a p2 button for free admission.
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Maracu
Rappahannock
Manager Mahnke
Justice Court Adjudges Three Men In Local Case
In Justice Court today three men appeared before Jas justice Pairbank. One young man long troubled by police was not jailed but warned to reform and keep away from evil company. Another, head of a family, received thirty days for wasteful spending on drink instead of bread for his child. A third, new in court, was fined ten dollars plus costs but allowed to suspend payment for thirty days due to inability to pay.
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Jas‘tice Pairbank
Gould
Orut Oy
Bidding for Tile Laying on Shepherd Farm Near Austin
Bids are invited for laying about 25 000 feet of tile from 5 to 15 inches on the R F E Shepherd farm located three miles south of Austin. Plans and specifications are on file at H E Smith Land Office. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
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R. F E. Shepherd
Austin
H. E. Smith Land Office
Laurinda Gorman Dies in Missouri Home Death
Laurinda Gorman daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Gorman of Missouri Street South Dakota died Wednesday night. The remains will be brought to this city for burial and the funeral will be held Saturday morning at nine oclock from the C F Gorman home on 644 Lincoln Street.
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Laurinda Gorman
Dan Gorman
Mo Sridge
S. D
Gorman
C. F. Gorman
Lincoln Street
Hyomei Forest Air Fights Catarrh Worldwide
Hyomei nasal inhaler kit promises to cure catarrh and related respiratory ailments by delivering antiseptic pine and eucalyptus vapors to the mucous membranes. The complete outfit costs $1 with refills at 50 cents, guaranteed to work or money back, sold by leading druggists.
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Australia
Solu
Track Work Called Off on LaCrosse Line
The LaCrosse line track work was halted as engines are diverted to regular freight service. Plans for ballast and roadbed upgrades were begun but postponed to boost mainline output. Crews will restart improvements next spring as Milwaukee Road faces sustained, high traffic and staffing changes across divisions.
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Southern Minnesota
Milwaukee Road
Vide
B. O G. Atkins
Minnesota
Livision
Triélanven
Bigger Than the Sun Parallax of Arcturus Reveals Vast Distances
Dr Elkin notes a parallax of about one sixteenth of an arc second for Arcturus, implying Earth distance roughly 12,000,000 times the sun. At that range the sun would appear as a ninth magnitude star, about 6,000 times brighter than the sun would be, with Arcturus spanning seventy nine solar diameters and about 65,000,000 miles across.
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Arcturus
Elkin
Earth
Why Sailors Like Goraps in Shore Leave
A Brooklyn Standard note explores sailors favoring mischief with bluecoat authority during land leave. It suggests strict marine discipline fuels a desire for liberty and a playful rejection of uniforms when ashore. The piece links exuberance from leave with antagonism toward authorities on deck.
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Brooklyn Standard
Without a Friend the World Is a Wilderness Proverb
A Latin proverb states that life lacks direction and warmth without friendship, highlighting social bonds as essential to navigating the world and finding meaning.
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