Local News Items From Court Nossa Area
January 18 edition notes nearby high schools Agedla and Athere where items cost 24 and 14 cents. Mentions Welds Ponlers sales and Christmas ornaments at GUILLESONS. Several local residents: Elizabeth Kelly John Bushman Lobditha Mrs Al Smith F W Greenman. Mrs Nucklin recovering after operation.
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Athere
Fea
Court Nossa
Priday
Durember
Spon Tekels
Sato
Weld's
Ponler's
Christmas china and lectures brighten Austin scene
Local notices describe sales of decorated china at Miss Formell's studio and Cronan’s Cigar Store, a Gansaulus lecture tickets sale, and visits by Mrs. Heine Witten, Miss Stormer, and others. Rent ads, lost bag reward, and a City Council meeting about Wilkins Street vacation appear amid holiday chatter and social updates in Austin.
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Jim Sehradie
Sgenin Tower
China
Miss Hormel
Apel
Matt Helier
Pleasant Vaihey
Agnust Weber
Heimer
Heine Witten
Danek Sores
Christos
Yostest
Mike Eterme
Miss Stormer
Civistmas
Statio
St. Paul Street
Cronuma
Wilkins Street
Walter Ward Dies in Railroad Wreck Near Adel
Walter Ward, longtime Austin resident and respected local, was killed in a railroad accident near Adel on the Chicago Mil Watken St Paul line. A westbound double header and eastbound freight crashed in a cut, demolishing three engines and fourteen cars. Ward’s remains were sent to Tanting ton Indiana for burial, his wife left to grieve, with Fidelity Lodge Unity Chapter and WK. B. Tad attentive to the family in mourning.
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Austin
Walter Ward
Adel
Lawn
Chicago
Mil- Watken & St. Paul
Des Alpines
Tantington
Indiana
Fidelity Lodge
Unity
Ale Tad Haste
Brownsdale Notes and Visits Round the County
Mr and Mrs RR Murphy of Ange Lin ware in the ely Sunday. Albert Tianson visiting G A Latson returned to his home in Albert Lean Tuesday. Rev J G Drotinson attended Evangelistic convention in Owaton ia last week. Mrs Wealy visiting sister Mrs WW G Waisheck returned to Austin Wednesday. Rev FVM Rule preaching elder in Winona district administered the Lord s supper at Brownadale Methodist church Sunday morning. Royal Neighbors met Tuesday evening and elected new officers. Meg FP J Straka visiting her parents left for Charles City Iowa Thursday.
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R.R. Murphy
Ange Lin Ware
Ely
Albert Tianson
G. A. Latsom
Albert Lean
J. G. Drotinson
Owatonia
Wealy
Mra
G. Waisheck
Austin
Fvm. Rule
Winona
Royal Neighbors
Meg. FP
J. Straka
Charles City Lown
East Side Community Notes Move and Visits
East Side residents share Sunday visits with family and return to schools near Lyle and Rosa Creek. Mrs. Pedlar improves, Charl ia Gallagher works at Northfield on the new run. Misa Gardner visits her sister at the Normal college. Ira Marek and von Edward travel to Canby to visit Mrs. John Schradle. Hao Langworthy visits aunt Mya. Miles Smith travels to Spring Valley after Christmas. Conductor James Bowden laid off. Monty filling in. Sam Plummer resumes work at the freight house. Mrs. Brossard recovering from pneumonia sits up. Tom Nihilig reported as quite ill. Frank Clay returns from La Crosse. John Taylor receives word of his nephew’s death at Garver Minnesota. funeral plans noted.
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Missea Kato
Mary Gahagay
Lyle
Rosa Creek
Pedlar
Charlia Gallagher
Northfield
Misa Gardner
Blooming Praize
Slater
Ira
Marek
von Edward
Canby
Mimi
John Schradle
Hao Langworthy
Mya
Miles Smith
Aince
Spring Valley
James Bowden
Monty
Sam Plummer
Freleht
George Taylor
Alster
Montevideo
Mra
Brossard
Penumonia
Tom Nihilig
Frank Clay
la Grosse
John Taylor
Imord
Garver
Minnesota
Rane Flore
Subscriptions Offer Bundled Gift From The Herald
The Herald announces a special offer for subscribers to receive a Metropolitan Magazine gift with a one year advance payment. Limited quantities available, with copies to view at The Herald office. The magazine costs about 16 cents per copy and promises illustrated reading through the year. Offer ends at Christmas. early response advised.
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L Advanca
Metropolitan Magazing
Heraly
Au- Hbo
Eurly
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease
An advertisement offers a $100 reward for proof that Hall's Catarrh Cure fails. It claims the remedy treats catarrh as a constitutional disease, strengthens the system, and purports to open the pores to restore health. It lists address and price details for orders and testimonials.
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Carperh
Halle Cotonth
Cuiaret
Hall
Assburg
Cotard
Uheney
Druxgist
1 Cent
Ital CO. Palen
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