Austin to Shine at State Educational Meeting
Austin educators lead this year’s state Educational association events. A W Rankin, ex-superintendent, presides. Elizabeth Fish High School principal discusses Obstacles in Teaching Plane Geometry. Prof Boostrom of the M N C speaks on English for business vs college. George A Franklin will direct Manual Training. Nettie Johnson presents Essentials of U S History. C Hellman outlines Class vs Individual instruction. The preliminary program promises a rich, improved meeting.
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Austin
State Educational Association
A.W. Rankin
Mies Elizabeth Fish
Boostrom
8. M.N.C
George A. Franklin
Mies Nettie Johnson
Faribault
C. Hellman
Black Hand threat linked to New York saloonkeeper shooting
In New York on December 12, Frank Massa, a saloonkeeper, was shot through an entry gained by three assailants during his forty-fifth birthday celebration. The assailants escaped and Massa had earlier refused a Black Hand demand of 1600 dollars. Fifteen passengers were injured in a separate railroad wreck near here on December 13 as four cars toppled into a ditch with water.
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New York
Dee
Bob Peach
Frank Massa
Ttie
Massa
Society Aid
Maseu
Neelevvicic
Elects Officers for the Coming Year
The L. A. to O. BB. C. meet Wednesday and elect officers for the year. President Mrs Walter Terry, Vice President Mrs M J Killoran, Secretary Treasurer Mrs H M Warfield, Senior Sister Mrs W I Plummer, Junior Sister Mrs Walter Gibson, Guard Mrs George Cross, ExCom Chairman Mrs W Clay, Members Mrs James Rickard Mrs Jo Kane, Correspondent Mrs Jo Tucker, Sub-Agent for Insurance Mrs Clay, Delegate Mrs Clay, Alternate Mrs Rickard.
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L. A
O. BB. C
Walter Terry
M J Killoran
Secy and
Treas
H M Warfield
W I Plummer
Sieter
Walter Gibson
George Cross
W . Clay
James Rickard
Jo Kane
Jo Tucker
Insurace
Mre Clay
Rickard
Pleasant Christmas Tea for Mrs Kaufman and Mrs Reilly
Mrs Kaufman and Mrs Reilly hosted a daytime Christmas reception on West Alleghany Street. Over one hundred guests attended in white attire as Miss Kattner and Miss Ave Lee assisted, with light refreshments and decorative arrangements of smilax carnations and potted plants.
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S. W Kaufman
West Alleghany Street
Reilly
Mrs Elder Honored by Mrs Wright in Orchard Party
Mrs A W Wright entertained about thirty five ladies Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Elder of Los Angeles. Guests were old friends of Mrs Elder from Anustia years ago. The gathering was informal with sewing and social time. Refreshments were served around 1 oclock.
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A. W. Wright
Elder
Los Angeles
Anustia
W. E. Waldron
G. F. Baird
A. L. Eberhart
Decker-Stimson Winter California Visit Celebrated
A small party at D. H Stimson home Wednesday evening honored the Decker-Stimson party who spent the previous winter in California. Miss Vera West and Mr. and Mrs. C B Reed joined as guests. reminiscences of life in California followed their recent trip. Lunch boxes were served and each guest received a kodak photo from California as a souvenir.
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D. H Stimson
Decker-Stimson
California
Vera West
C. B. Reed
Austin Lodge to Elect Officers in December Meeting
Austin Lodge No. 32 AOU W will conduct its annual officer election Thursday evening December 13 at Elk's hall at 7 30 p m. Members are urged to attend. L O FAIRBANKS
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Austin Lodge No. 32
Elk’s Hall
Youu
Market Quotations Minneapolis Wheat Dec 12
Wheat quotations at Minneapolis show December at 17 5 8 cents, May at 80 3 4 cents, and July at 8 7 8 cents. Prices for grades include No 1 Northern 60 3 4 cents, No 2 Northern 77 5 8 cents, and No 2 spring around 75 6 8 cents.
Cattle and hog prices mixed in St Paul market results
St Paul reports Dec 12 cattle prices with good to choice steers 5.59 to 6.25, common to good 3.50 to 4.90, cows and heifers 2.50 to 4.50, veals 4.00 to 5.60. Hogs 5.86 to 5.90. Sheep weth ers 4.50 to 5.25, good to prime spring lambs 6.50 to 7.25.
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St. Paul
Market Results for Cattle Hogs and Sheep at Chicago
Chicago cattle and hog prices list. Cattle categories include cows and heifers $1657 5.15, stockers and feeders $2.40 4.50, Texans $3.75 4.60, Westerns $3.90 5.75, calves $5.75 7.75. Hogs show mixed and butcher $5.90 6.20, good heavy $6.10 6.20, rough heavy $5.75 5.95, light $5.80 6.15, pigs $5.30 6.05. Sheep and lambs range $3.90 5.80 and $84.50 8.00.
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Chicago
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Sears
Hobby Horses
James
Keo
Wold
Black Hand Society
Guillemin’s
North Main Street
Santa Claus
H. Decker
Air Rifles
Decker Bros
Austin Cigar UO
Havana
Voss” Washer
W. J. Urbatch & Bro
Austin, Minn
Party
L. O. Fairbanks
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Dr. Wervieke Elastic” Boockcase
W.R. Earl Furniture Co
Austin Daily Herald
Cts
Gleason
Lyon
FE. E. Gleason
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