Central Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Activities
Central Presbyterian Church at Water and St Paul streets lists services Sundays at 10:30 am and 7:30 pm with Sabbath School at 9:00 am and Christian Endeavor at 3:00 pm Weekday events include Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 pm and Ladies Aid and Missionary meetings on the fourth Friday monthly Golden Link meets last Saturday, church session the last Monday of each month Oakland Christian Endeavor Fridays and Sunday preaching noted.
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B. A. Kroeze
NW Corner Water
St Paul Streets
Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Ladies’ Aid Ladies Missionary
Church notices for St Paul Street area services
Corner St Pauli street and Oakland avenue list church activities including Sunday preaching Sunday School prayer meetings Wednesday Friday YPSCE and Ladies Aid meetings Monthly Woman's Mission Meeting with Mrs Wilbour first Wednesday at 3 pm Farther Lights meeting third Wednesday evening Standing Committee second Monday at 7 pm Deacons meeting fourth Monday at 7 30 pm in the pastor's study.
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St. Pauli Street
Oakland Avenue
St. Paul Street
Ladies’ Aid
Woman's Mission
Gef Wilbour
First Congregational Church Announces Sunday Services
Corner St Paul and Mill Streets hosts services at 10 30 am 12 m 6 30 and 7 30 pm each Sunday. All are welcome with free admission and strangers especially invited to attend.
Church Services Schedule at Corner St Paul and Maple
Readable notes show worship times: preaching at 10:30 am and 7:30 pm on Sunday. Sunday School at noon. 6:30 pm class meeting. Prayer service at 10:00 am Thursday morning.
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St. Paul and
Maple Mes
I North League
Hae Ae Oan
St Cecelia Guild and Church Services Schedule
Sunday services include Holy Communion at 7 30 am and Evening Service at 6 30 pm Winter times. 10 30 am Sunday School and Bible Class. 12 00 m Evening Bible Class. St Cecelia Guild meets Tuesday 7 30 pm Ladies Guild Thursday 12 30 pm Friday evening service 7 30 pm Choir rehearsal Saturday evening.
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SE Corner Water
St. Paul Streets
Holy Communion
St. Cecelia Guild
Pa Ladies Guild
Christian Church in Astor Announces Weekly Services
The Astor church under Rev John Theloar offers preaching on Sundays at 8 and 7:30 pm with 2nd and 4th Wednesday Talies Aid Society meetings, Friday Bible Class, and Tuesday Auxiliary sessions. Leadership includes Mrs L B Blalock as president and Mrs Lena Trelorr as secretary. Official board meets at 11 N Lane with John Sherman as clerk and John Gibson as treasurer.
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John Theloar
Talies Aid Society
L B Blalock
Lena Trelorr
H Gadasec
Lane
John Sherman
John Gibson
Bible School
Myra Hobson
Church Services at 403 Ash Street Parish
Rev H Barth conducts weekly services at the residence 403 Ash Street with Sunday worship from 10:00 to 11:36 and Sunday School from 11:00 to 12:30. Services held at the Seven Day Adventist Church at Kenwood Ave and College St.
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H. Barth
Ash Street
Seven Day's Adventist Church
Kenwouod Ave
College St
Societies meeting notice for Brotherwood American Yeomen
Austin Homestead No 43 announces meetings on the 2nd and 4th Saturday evenings in Woodman hall. Adam Wayne serves as Foreman and E F Peck as Correspondent.
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Austin Homestead No 43
Woodman Hall
Adam Wayne
E F Peck
Fidelity Lodge No 39 AF and AM Regular Meetings
Fidelity Lodge No 39 AF and AM holds regular communications in the Masonic hall Austin Mima on the first and third Wednesday evenings each month. John H Anderson W M Parke Goodwin Secretary.
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Fidelity Lodge
Masonic Hall
Austin
Mima
John H Anderson
W M
Parke Goodwin
Von Dusko Camp M No 3 Meets Weekly in Woodman Hall
The report notes Von Dusko Camp M No 3 holds Wednesday evening sessions in Woodman hall with William Cutter serving as vice commander and Sterling as clerk.
Cedar Camp No 65 meets 23rd and 4th Mondays
Cedar Camp No 65 holds sessions on the 23rd and 4th Mondays each month in Woodman hall. Mrs Pair banks, Oracle, and Anoa B Roble serve as Recorder.
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Cedar Camp
No.65
RB. N. A
Woodman Hall
Pairbanks
Anoa B Roble
Lady Maccabees Schedule Meets Twice Monthly
The Lady Maccabees hold meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays. Mrs Effie Williams serves as Lady Commander and Ornie Feister as Record Keeper.
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Maccabees
Effie Williams
Ornie Feister
Court of H N R meets Tuesdays in Riks Hall
The Court of H N R, case number 414, holds sessions on the first and third Tuesday evenings at Riks Hall in New Jersey. Mrs Sarah Foster is named as Recorder.
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Rikshall
Streaver
Sarah Foster
O. E. 8 Chapter Meeting Notices
O E 8 meets on the second and fourth Monday evenings each month in the Masonic hall. Officers listed include Mrs Elizabeth Todd W M and Nora Becker Secretary.
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O. E
Masonic Hall
Elizabeth Todd
Nora Becker
Model Camp Meeting Notices in Woodman Hall
Model Camp 1741 R N A meets IstAnad Tuesdays in Woodman hall. Mrs Beatrice Foster Cecle Mrs Etta Hormel.
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Woodman Hall
Beatrice Foster
Cecle
Etta Hormel
St Bernard Commandery Meets Monthly in Masonic Hall
St Bernard Commandery No 13 meets the first Monday evening each month in the Masonic ball. J E Ober E C Parke Goodwin Recorder
Royal Arch Chapter No 14 meets in Austin Minn hall
The Royal Arch Chapter No 14 holds stated communications at the Masonic hall in Austin Minnesota on the second and fourth Friday evenings each month. MEH R Geo. Doehne Jr serves as master and P Parke Goodwin as secretary.
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Royal Arch
Masonic Hall
Austin
Minn
R Geo. Doehne Jr
Meh P. Parke Goodwin
Council Meeting Schedule Revealed for Austin Area
Austin council agenda notes a 53 meen on ge and fourth Tuesday each month at 8 p m in Woodman hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. Scribe T HW Pridhao Wood Samaritan J Beco vell Fin.
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Austin Council Ao
Woodman Hall
T. HW
Pridha O
Wood Samaritan
McIN Tre Post Regular Meetings Schedule
McIN Tre Post holds regular meetings on the first and third Saturday evenings of each month. Visiting comrades are cordially invited by Commander John Robertson.
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John Robertson
Austin Lodge A U W Meets Thursdays at Ellis Hall
Austin Lodge No. A U W meets the second and fourth Thursdays monthly at the new Ellis hall on Main Street C M hall. OH Harris serves as Recorder.
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Austin Lodge NO
New Ellis’ Hall
Main Street
C. M. Hall
W. OH Harris
Austin lodge notes meeting cadence and names
The text lists a lodge in Austin with meetings on the second and fourth Wednesday evenings each month. Names mentioned include John F Cook, UC Crabatch, and F Raris, indicating attendees or officers.
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Austin
J.-John F Cook
UC C
F Raris
Austin Lodge Elks Meet on Second and Fourth Fridays
Austin Lodge No 414 invites visiting Elks to join the second and fourth Friday sessions at the new Elks hall on Main Street. Exalted Ruler L. D. Baird and Secretary O. J. Simmons oversee the lodge activities.
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Austin Lodge
PO Elks
New Elks
Main St
L. D. Baird
O. J. Simmons
Feeding the Animals at the New York Times Show
A New York Times description of animal feeding at a city show notes hunger drives behavior. Lions and lionesses fight for meat while hyenas steal from each other and apes display greedy but refined appetites. The ostrich and elephant eat with calm steadiness.
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New York Times
Speed of Racing Camels at Biskra Prize Race
The account recalls a camel race at Biskra where a fleetest camel wins prizes offered by a racing society. The start shows a quick rush then a settled pace, with long gaps between runners. The finish resembles a gradual car promenade, patience required to observe arrivals.
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Biskra
Pearson's
London
Brighton
A Mystic Volume Baffles Russian Police
A Minsk peasant asked for a Bible but received an algebra primer. On inspection the book’s mystic signs alarmed a policeman who arrested the publisher. The trial led to the peasant’s discharge while the zealot officer received a reprimand.
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Minsk
Pennsylvania Snake Oil Liniment Method
In Pennsylvania the oil of rattlesnakes is preserved as a liniment for sore joints and rheumatism. The dead snake is nailed to a board, cut open, fat removed, and the oil sun filtered into a jar. Milk tests determine toxicity by globule float or bead formation.
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Pennsylvania
Word fine tariff sparks sharper retort from boy
A Chicago Post amusingly recalls a father who fined his son for bad words with escalating cents. The boy, studying the tariff, finally declares he knows words that would cost a quarter.
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Chicago Post
Nickel clocks prove handy yet erratic timekeepers
Cheap nickel clocks that have seen much use sometimes misbeat time due to dust. A quick fix involves unscrewing the backs, removing the works, and immersing them in naphtha. This cleaning rapidly restores function unless a more serious defect exists.
Grudge Keeps Green From Marrying You, A Chicago Tale
An acquaintance recalls Green boasting he could have beaten my time and married you, but said he did not due to a grudge against me. Mrs Green reacts with disbelief as the remark surfaces from a Chicago News source.
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Green—Brown
O Connell's Coolness Amid Falling Floor at Kings Town
An Oxford Chronicle recounts Daniel O Connell addressing a massive Kings town meeting when the hall’s beams cracked. He calmly ordered orderly evacuation, guiding the crowd step by step until all escaped before the floor collapsed, preserving lives.
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Daniel O'Connell
Kingstown
O'Connell
O’connell
Connell
Oxford Chronicle
Obscure British Laws Highlighted by London Tit-Bits
A London Tit-Bits note mocks outdated statutes from George III and a 1865 amendment proposal. It cites a law allowing penalties solely as transportation and a proposed clause enabling land occupiers to destroy dogs found trespassing, illustrating legal muddle and meaningless wording.
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George III
London
Ebony the Wood of Kings Across Ancient Races
Ebony, valued by ancient peoples for kingly uses, comes in three well known varieties. Gaboon ebony from Africa yields the darkest wood, Madagascar ebony is the densest, and Macassar ebony provides the largest pieces. London remains the main market, shipping to manufacturing centers worldwide.
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Gaboon
Africa
Madagascar
London
The Deteriorating Turkish Lady and Moral Decline
A Chambers' Magazine passage surveys Turkish women as deteriorating due to indulgence and lack of air and exercise. It argues the immortality of the female soul is debated and claims Western flippancy brands women as beasts that perish, diminishing the need for salvation.
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Chambers’ Magazine
The Card Table In Crimson Gulch
A brief note from Crimson Gulch features Three Finger Sam replying to a stranger who asks if it is polite to play cards in shirt sleeves. Sam warns that fewer sleeves reduce suspicion when playing cards in the town.
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Crimson Gulch
Sam
Washington Star
Tailor Says Applicant Makes Clean Cut as Worker
The tailor compliments the applicant noting a confident smile and claims the man has experience in tailoring. The applicant retorts with a boast that he has always kept promises in his work, leading the tailor to declare him suitable and an "old band."
Casey-Kelly quarrel over lover sparks dental clash
Puck reports a heated exchange where Casey accuses Kelly of calling him a lover, Rooney and Ye are involved, and Casey claims two teeth were knocked out after months of trouble.
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Casey
Kelly
Rooney
Puck
Do You Believe in Short Engagements
An exchange from the Detroit Free Press quotes a speaker affirming belief in short engagements with wit and emphasis on social norms. The remark references marriage customs and playful dialogue characteristic of the era.
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Detroit Free Press
Middle Class Society Compared To Barrel Of Pork
The Chicago Tribune likens the Middle Class Society to a barrel of pork with tainted ends but a solid middle. The quote critiques social layers and contrasts corruption at edges with value in the center.
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Chicago Tribune
Bridle your tongue and you saddle your temper
A terse proverb attributed to the New York Press urges restraint in speech to control temper and avoid conflict. It emphasizes self discipline as a path to steadiness and measured action.
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New York Press
Cast iron articles first made in England in year 17
A brief historic note states that cast iron articles originated in England during the year 17. The fragment points to early metallurgy and factory-like craft in Britain, marking a distant milestone in industrial history.
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England
General Dewet Criticises In His War Memoir
London reports review Boer General Dewet attacks both sides in his book Three Years War. He condemns many burghers and British leaders, praising General Knox while offering mixed views on Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener. Dewet portrays the British army as capable but flawed and reveals strong personal sentiment throughout.
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London
England
Bismarck
South Africa
Dewet
Archibald Constable & Co
Buller
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
General Knox
Tommy Atkins
Three Suspected Robbers Wound the Sheriff and Escape
In Lamar Col on December 1 a posse pursuing three men suspected of holding up Carlton postmaster encountered them. Deputy Frisbie and Sheriff Tate were fired upon. Tate was wounded in the arm and Frisbie's horse was shot. The trio escaped as a large armed posse trails them.
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Lamar
Col
Carlton
Here
Frank M. Tate
J. H. Frisbie
Tate
Frisbie
Milwaukee Pioneer Uriel B. Smith Dies in Chicago
Uriel B. Smith fathered Milwaukee’s first white child and died in Chicago at his daughter Mrs. C. A. McDonald’s residence. He arrived in Milwaukee in 1835 and was ninety one years old, having lived in Chicago in recent years.
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Milwaukee
Uriel B. Smith
Chicago
C. A. McDonald
American chamber to form in Berlin on December 4
An American chamber of commerce will be organized in Berlin on December 4 by American businessmen. Nelson Augustine Moore, veteran landscape painter, died at his Kensington Maine home from apoplexy on Sunday. He was born in 1859. Chicago plans a hospital to treat congenital hip dislocation and other deformities using Prof Adolf Lorenz methods. William Wilkens senior of Wilkens & Sons bristle and hair factory died Sunday in Baltimore aged 57.
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Berlin
Nelson Augustine Moore
Kensington
Chicago
Adolf Lorenz
William Wilkens
William Wilkens & Sons
Baltimore
Minneapolis Wheat Prices and Futures Snapshot
Minneapolis market report notes Wheat futures Dec 71 and May 73 1/2 cents per bushel. On Track No 1 hard 73 1/2 with No 1 Northern at 72 1/2 and No 2 Northern at 70 1/2 cents.
Sioux City Livestock Prices Reported
Sioux City Iowa market quotes for cattle and hogs list beeves 4.50 to 6.00, cows and feeders 2.25 to 4.00, stockers and feeders 2.50 to 4.50, yearlings and calves 2.50 to 4.00, hogs 5.95 to 6.20 per hundred pounds.
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Sioux City
St Paul Stock Yards Prices Report
St Paul Union Stock Yards summary for November 29 lists cattle prices with ranges for choice butcher steers and cows, good to choice veals, hogs priced from 5.80 to 6.10, and sheep and lambs values from 3.15 to 4.50, reflecting market levels at St. Paul.
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St. Paul Union
St. Paul
Duluth Grain Prices for Wheat and Flax on Nov 29
Duluth market report lists cash wheat grades with No 1 hard at 74% to 75 cents, No 1 Northern 72% to 72.5 cents, No 2 Northern 70% to 70.5 cents, No 3 spring 68%. Arrivals prices show No 1 hard 73% cents, No 1 Northern 72% cents, Nov 72 cents, Dec 71 cents, May 74% cents. Flax cash at $1.17% per bushel.
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Duluth
Chicago Stock Yard Prices on Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago November 29 cattle ranges good to prime steers six to seven forty dollars, poor to medium three to six, Texas steers three to four twenty five. Hogs mixed and butchers five ninety to six thirty, good heavy six twenty five to six forty five, light five sixty five to six fifteen. Sheep good to choice three seventy five to four twenty five, lambs two seventy five to five seventy.
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Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Texas
Chicago Grain and Provisions Prices Summary
Chicago Nov 29 Wheat futures mixed with Dec at 73.5 to 75. May and July also shown. Corn for Nov Dec and Jan to 54.5 cents. May 42.25 cents. July 41.25. Oats range from 30 to 32 cents. Pork futures Jan at 15.85 and May at 14.95. Flax cash prices listed for Northwestern and Southwestern regions. Butter and egg prices noted. turkeys and chickens quoted.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
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