Rochford Land Co Wants Trade and Travel Ads
Rochford Land Co offers a cheap Las Vegas New Mexico trip at 3.50 round trip, and mails a want column note seeking trades for a South Dakota quarter section, a cash buyer for a business property in Austin, and several homes for sale including a 16 room modern house near the C M and St P, a house with one and a half lots, and three Third Street houses.
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Las Vagas
New Mex
South Dakota
Austin
C. M
St. P
Sore
Wisconsin
Dakota
South Kenwood
Summer News Roundup in Austin and Surrounding Areas
Local notices report fair weather tonight and Friday with warm iffy roads in spots. Many residents and visitors are listed including L. D. Baird, J. S. Beagle Rose Creek, F. M. Beach Liyle, and Wm. Sherroneck Cedar Rapids. Events include Maurek's Hall dances, Morton's Harp Orchestra, and a 29 cent men’s shirt sale at the Hub. A Lafayette Park picnic for Woodmen and R N A members is planned with coffee and baskets. Hazel Epsom Platts visits Austin en route to River View with an evening bonfire on August 26.
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Beagle
Rose Creek
F. M. Beach
Liyle
Austin
Wm. Sherroneck
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Albert Mattice
U. S. Express Co
J. W. Phillips
Hub
Maurek’s Hall
New Hill
Hazel Epsom Platts
River View Farm
Chicago
River View
East Side Community News Roundup
East Side notices report Mrs. Clarence Christopherson’s illness and several travel and visit updates. Residents include Dan Sullivan visiting Austin friends, Frank Haseltine from Minot, and Lois Weise visiting Mound Prairie relatives. A new baby girl arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Idan Loudan, and local infection cases are dwindling as mains flushing ends.
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C. Fogarty
Sherburn
Lois Weise
Mound Prairie
Emmett Alford
Maurek
Idan Loudan
Lawrence Beers
Mankato
Jake Bertram
Palmer N. Dak
Hinckley
Social Calendar event hosted by Mrs Chestnut
The Calendar club was entertained by Mrs. Walter Chestnut on Wednesday afternoon with guests Miss Ray, Miss Cornforth, Mrs. Qvist and Mrs. John Effinger. A guessing contest and a fine six o'clock dinner concluded the afternoon.
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Calendar Club
Walter Chestnut
Ray
Miss. Cornforth
Chestnut
Qvist
John Effinger
Mrs Sutton Honors Miss McQueeney With Afternoon Party
Mrs George H Sutton entertained thirty four young ladies on Wednesday from 3 to 7 in honor of Miss McQueeney of Portage Wisconsin Miss Cooper helped receive Miss Todd read aloud and provided readings Five o clock supper followed with Mrs A W Allen assisting The dining room featured sweet pea decorations and a pink ribbon bow for the guest of honor Gates Harp orchestra played during supper Miss McQueeney once visited Austin five years ago and knows many local youths.
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George H. Sutton
Miss McQueeney
Portage
Wisconsin
Miss Cooper
Sutton
Miss Todd
A. W. Allen
Gates’ Harp Orchestra
Surprise Birthday for Johnny Woodward at East Side Home
Leon Bardouch invited twenty five friends to his Cresco visiting cousin Johnny Woodward for a surprise party. The children played games in the afternoon and at five o'clock refreshments were served on the lawn. Johnny received an air rifle as a memory from Austin friends.
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Leon Bardouch
Johnny Woodward
Cresco
Johnny
Austin
Perry Reynolds Returns From New York Visit
Perry Reynolds returned this morning from a two month visit with relatives and old time friends in New York state. The W A C aid will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Geo Kessler at 501 Grove. Mrs Kessler will be assisted by Mrs. Alex Campbell and Mrs. Frank Horribin. A wood attendance is desired.
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C.H. Davison
Margaret Mitchell
John Manning
Evansville
Wis
Twin Cities
Charles A. Kerkow
St. Paul
Savage, Minn
J. Johnson
Minneapolis
Perry Reynolds
New York State
W. A. C. Aid
Geo. Kessler
501
Grove
Kessler
Alex Campbell
Frank Horribin
Republicans plan nationwide fund canvass for Roosevelt ticket
New York dispatch reports a high level Republican gathering at Oyster Bay with President Roosevelt hosting luncheon guests including Frank Hitchcock and James S Sherman. The plan details advisory and financial committees across states to enforce a broad fundraising effort with corporate contributions prohibited. Senator Foraker may speak in support, and Hitchcock aims to secure East Coast addresses.
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New York
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Frank Hitchcock
National Committee
James S. Sherman
Hitchcock
Charles F. Brooker
Connecticut
William L. Ward
George R. Sheldon
J. Franklin Fort
New Jersey
Sheldon
Fred C. Upham
Chicago
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Washington
Foraker
East
The Gaelic Language Across Celtic Nations
The old Gaelic language united the Celtic peoples as a dialect shared by Manxmen Welsh Scots highlanders Cornish Bretons and many Irish. It was spoken across Ireland Wales the highlands and the Isle of Man and remains present in parts of Ireland Wales and the Isle of Man.
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Ireland
Wales
Highlands
Isle of Man
New York American
Riot Alert at Atlanta Terminal Involving U S Soldiers
Police guards quell a riot among two companies of United States regulars en route from Chicago to San Francisco. Fort McPherson troops respond after officers are unable to stop the fighting in the terminal station. Frank Smith stabbed, hospitalized. Joseph A. Bleak detained. Women panic as riot subsides.
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Atlanta
Terminal Station
United States
Chicago
San Francisco
Fort McPherson
Bankhead
Hill
Colonel Thompson
Gulf Department
Frank Smith
Joseph A. Bleak
Castro on diplomacy and Venezuela consular closure
In Caracas President Castro denounces creating diplomatic agents to humiliate weak nations as anomalous. He notes Holland’s defection from Venezuela and comments on Washington’s suppression of the Caracas consular agency, leaving Caracas without a consul general and archives guarded by John Brewer amid fears of a rupture.
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Caracas
Castro
Holland
Venezuela
la Guayra
John Brewer
Washington
Heavy Sea Costs Columbia Lipton Cup Final Race
A heavy sea off Chicago on August 20 swept away the buoys forcing judges to abandon the final race. The Columbia Yacht Club boat and Jackson Park led before drifting two miles past the course corner. The trial was declared no race and the final race will be sailed again on the same course.
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Chicago
Columbia
Columbia Yacht Club
Jackson Park
Our crowded houses testify to quality of our performance
A fragmented note from GEMa highlights crowded audiences nightly proving the strength of their act. Magniphone sounds and words are mentioned as key to the show’s appeal, underscoring performers’ confidence in live reception.
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