Daily Herald remarks on President's message and policy
The Daily Herald reviews the President's message calling it conservative in tone. It highlights strong Monroe Doctrine emphasis for foreign policy and strict immigration standards including Chinese exclusion and moral screening. The piece notes the President limits himself to constitutional authority and expects wide readership.
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Local park project draws crowd despite a brush clearing
A large community effort transformed an open field into a park with brush cleared and paths laid out. Clergy, officials, and workers from Averman Bamp to Dr O. Flood contributed guidance plus hands on labor. After the harvest of logs and trees, landscape planning will lay out walks and roadways with care.
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Brownsdale Notes and Local Gleanings
Brownsdale notes report social visits births and a school attendance upturn. Entries mention Reuben Roilinga returning from South Dakota John H Weidman in Minneapolis James Leslie from Wirelesgo City Harry B Boseell and wife visiting W H Palmer’s family and a Brownsdale resident counting Minneapolis Tribune dots. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Jacob Petry and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Thomas J McClelan. Miss Jessie Lawrence returned from Owatonna for Thanksgiving. George Johnson injured after a limb broke while climbing a tree for turkeys. Milton Brobonen serves on the petty jury in Winona. BE Baldwin of Grand Forks ND and Thanksgiving plans noted. Joos Johnno’s sister arrived from Dermore for months with family.
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Mrs OC Snere and Mrs Wood Host Friday Open House
Mrs OC W Snere and Mrs Fred P B Wood will receive friends Friday December 6 from 8 until 6 oclock. The event at 807 Oakland Ave West invites neighbors and acquaintances to stop by for greetings and refreshments.
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Fred PB. Wood
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National Finances and Local Crime Reports
The national finance notices report November 1901 coinage totaling 7 484 090 with 6 670 000 in gold and 917 000 in silver and minor coins. The circulation statement shows public debt down 11 295 512 for November with total 359 720 711. In Boston Thomas A. Scott seeks relief from debt while in New York burglars steal diamonds and valuables from Heinrich Jurreid. In Sioux City Justice Black of Ireton orders W F Reynolds held for murder of Samuel Crafton. Governor Shaw posted a $250 reward for the suspect.
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da. Dee
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Fragments of Lodge Meeting Notes at G A Bond Reber
A garbled report cites members of various societies at a lodge gathering. Names mentioned include Harvey A Camp and Alfred Johnson, with Judge Evely addressing the group briefly. The lodge plans a meeting first Friday of each month and notes a prize or initiation word rendered in error.
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Greece
BENNINGTON NOTES ON FAMILIAR FACES AND TOWN CHANGES
In Bennington Mr Dorhemwie who has lived there nearly forty years moved to Sor uu Valley to rest from farm work. Soon we will meet old friends as Mrs Like visits her daughter. Mr McLance, from near Austin, visits friends and reminisces on past work. Thanksgiving gatherings at Woitmover and Quits SNrother occurred at the new school base 8 where a dance was planned but disappointed.
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Bee
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Duiutb
Virs Miler
Dorhemwie
Benongton
Dees
Sor Uu Valley
Gut
Wes
Austin's Pantorium cleans and preserves garments
Mrs Katzenjammer operates a garment care service offering garment shaping restoration and color revival. In one month four suits are sponged and pressed, three skirts and three waists treated, and shoes shined daily for 1.00 at Fox and McDonnell West End Grand Hotel Austin.
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Mra. Katzenjammer
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