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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1909

Page

6

Local notes on entertainment and society events

Park Goodwin improves but cannot attend office. M F E Ladies present a church playlet His Old Sweethearts tonight and Saturday with 15 cent admission. Mr and Mrs Fay Lawrence visit from Fedora S D. Owa tonna Fruit Store advertises 10 cent candy, Christmas varieties. Funeral attendance for William Kelly. Carl Gerhart ill with pneumonia. Bijou features Anna De Lisle Trip. Oakland Baptist women raise over 570 at bazaar and dinner. Albert Lea Motor Co buys vacant Water and Chatham lot to build a cement garage.

M. FE Fay Lawrence Fedora, S.D E. H. Green Anna de Lisle Bijou Owatonna Christian Church Sunday School Brotherhood of American Yeomen

Christmas Vesper Service at Young Women’s Association

A Sunday four o'clock vesper service in YWCA rooms features Mrs. Levi Decker reading The Story of the Other Wise Man by Henry Van Dyke. Mrs. R. A. Pooler and Mrs. S. M. Clafton sing Shelley's Hark! Hark! My Soul. Hosts are Mrs. H. J. Zender and Miss Ethel Page. light refreshments follow. Austin women and girls are invited to share the afternoon.

Young Women’s Christian Association Levi Decker Henry van Dyke R. A. Pooler S. M. Clafton Shelley Twico H. J. Zender

YWCA county plan to expand in March progress described

The YWCA aims to meet girls needs across the county with vesper teas monthly and socials drawing over 200 attendees. Plans include a county secretary, county branches in Austin and small towns, and Thursday lectures at S.M.N. college chapel alongside social and cultural activities for fourfold member development.

Y.W.C. A Decker Rey Pooler Association

LOEB GOES TO WASHINGTON IN SUGAR SCANDALS

William Loeb Jr., New York port collector, left for Washington likely to confer with President Taft and Secretary MacVeagh on widening sugar scandal probes. Six American Sugar Refining employees near trial. Ernest Gerberacht, former superintendent, arrested and released on $10,000 bail after secret arrest.

New York William Loeb, Jr Washington Taft Treasury MacVeagh Arbuckles National Sugar Refining Company American Sugar Refining Company Ernest W. Gerberacht United States Hitchcock

Death of Mrs. Horace B Taft at Johns Hopkins

Mrs. Horace B Taft wife of a Taft brother dies at Johns Hopkins Hospital where she had been treated by Dr Harvey Cushing. The body will be sent to Water town Connecticut. She was operated on about a month ago and had recently returned from the South for recuperation.

Baltimore Horace B .Taft President Taft Johns Hopkins Hospital Harvey Cushing Taft Watertown Conn South

Attack on Ballinger Dominates District Funds Debate

Washington lawmakers spent nearly five hours on the District of Columbia appropriation bill for 1911 with a total of 10 million dollars allocated. An automobile provision for the engineer commissioner was struck down. Rep Hitchock pressed for a probe of Bal linger and the Cunningham coal land cases, while Rep Shephard urged reviving the expenditures committee to push investigations of federal departments.

Washington House District of Columbia District Macon Arkansas Hitchcock Nebraska Secretary of the Interior Ballinger Cunningham Coal Land General Land Office Shephard Texas

Wisconsin county board plan eyed by legislature

Local notes report residents returning from Rochester and Minneapolis and corn shredding activity by John Farrel and John Schmacher. A valuable horse was lost to barbed wire and hay is being pressed for shipping. The Wisconsin educational bill creates a five member county board of education with four elected in spring and a chairman, with duties to select a superintendent and inspect rural schools. The piece ends with a call to a Sunday men's meeting at the Bijou.

Wisconsin

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonials

An old advertisement offers a reward for a case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It states F J Cheney & Co of Toledo assures the cure and lists Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists as endorsers. It notes the medicine is taken internally and sells for 75 cents per bottle with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F.J. Cheney and Co Toledo F.J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Wholesale Druggists

Mac’s to Lead Men’s Meeting With Music at Bijou

The Bijou theater hosts a men’s meeting next Sunday at 8:00 p m lasting one hour led by Mac’s with extra fine music. Everyone is invited to attend.

Mac

Land Office Chief Denies Corruption Charges

Washington December 17 Fred Dennett North Dakota commissioner of the general land office repudiates corruption claims in the land service amid House criticism by Representative Hitchcock who accuses the bureau and past administrations of fraud. Dennett calls for full congressional investigation if corruption exists.

Washington Land Service Congress Land Office Fred Dennett North Dakota General Land Office Hitchcock Nebraska The Richard Ballinger Secretary of the Interior Dennett Department

Accidental Shooting Kills Iowa Man Burning Hay

Sutherland Iowa December 17 Charles Micerti age twenty was killed when a shotgun discharged while he handled a load of hay Ed Lenhard nearby summoned help and returned to find the hay had ignited burning the victim’s body severely and fatally burned

Sutherland, Ia Charles Micerti Ed Lenhard

Test case seeks ruling on flour bleaching ban legality

A test case to determine the legality of Secretary Wilson's ruling prohibiting flour bleaching will go to trial in New Orleans, likely mid January.

Washington Wilson Agricultural Department New Orleans

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Park Goodwin Henry Stevenson Sargent Mike Schummel Rose Creek Austin Christian Church George Kelly Des Moines, In William Kelly Carl Gerhart Oakland Baptist Church Harry Gilmore Calmar Albert Lea Motor Company Water and Chatham Streets County Y. W. C. A. Association Loeb Horace B. Taft Baltimore Hospital Hitchcock O Lyle Township Mre Jos. Cafourek Rochester John Farrel Sadie Roberts John Schmacher Dermont Brant E. Comrine Rena Dahl Minneapolis Perry GEO, A. Hormel & CO Cadillac Desk Donovan & Goslee Main St Court House Lowa Owatonna / Co Qwatonna Fruit Co Austin National Bank Austin, Minn Dunfee Bros. Cigar Store Dunfee Brothers Herald Bentons
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