Millinery sale offers half price and more
The Millinery Department advertises half price hats ideal for Christmas. It highlights 10 cent counter specials with hundreds of presents, 25 and 50 cent counters, and tea cups and saucers on sale. Foot-Schultz shoes stocked with ladies’ shoes at 1.19 and men’s at 2.50 and 3.00.
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Schultz
Hearing on petitions to set off lands between school districts
Notices announce hearings before Mower County Board of Commissioners on January 9 1908 at Austin for three petitions to transfer parcels from Districts 62 to 32 107 to 114 and 86 to 78 based on distance to schools and land ownership. Also a liquor license application by Freund Bros in Johnsburg Adams in Mower County with hearing January 9 1908.
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Geo. E. Stiles
Board of County Commissioners
Mower County
Minnesota
City of Austin
Fred Dammann
Coun
W. A. Medbery
Henry Weber, Jr
Robert Weber
County of
Mower
State OF Minnesota
Johns. Freund
Nick J. Freund
Fred J. Freu
of Lioner
Austin
George Robertson
Oakland Village School Closes For Two Week Vacation
Local notes report Oakland village school closed Friday for a two week break. Miss Campey will stay at her Preston home during the vacation. Several locals hosted visitors and attended gatherings, including Frank Pace and Mr and Mrs Phill Norton visiting relatives.
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Margaret Morgan
Adams
Kenny Braaten
Lansing
Matt Kelly
Mason City
M_ Kelly
Will Bennett
Elihu Smith
Egan
N. Dak
Dr. Hornby
T. H. VanDegrigt
Bennett
Devils Lake
Local arrivals and departures over the holidays in Austin
Adams notes show Miss Alice Cummings shopping in Austin. Mrs Betterath and son left for Fon du Lac Wisconsin for a family illness. Miss Isabella Krebsbach returned from St Paul. Miss Kate Meehan returned from Sleepy Eye to spend holidays. Miss Carrie Slindese returned from St Cloud for the holidays. Edward Howell home from Mobridge LL D for Christmas. Regena Dilligan Marguerite Carr and Carl Krebsbach home for holidays. Miss Julia King of St Francis Wisconsin to attend a sister's funeral. Sheriff Nicholson of Austin in town. Bavarian china signs spotted at F O Hall's Grocery.
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Regena Dilligan
Marguerite Carr
Carl Krebsbach
Julia King
St. Francis
Wis
Kate King
Norman Martinson
State University
Madison
Charles Sargent
Red Wing
Austin
Mes
H. Olson
Milaca
Minv
W R. Earl
Christmas shoppers fill Austin stores with gifts and news
Local notices list visits and plans for Christmas including travels to Adams and Carrington. Merchants advertise holiday specials from Goblin china to Nipon ware and guitars, while residents plan gatherings, photo specials, and charity events with Hormel’s Provision Market and Hall’s store promotions.
Ingenious Cipher The Letter That Brought Freedom
A London Tit Bits account describes Sir John Trevanion a prisoner in Colchester Castle who receives a letter from a loyal ally. The note hides a prearranged cipher revealing a plan to aid Trevanion's escape during a private chapel devotion.
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Sir John Trevanion
John Trev Anion
Colchester
Charles Lucas
George Liste
Annagiants
Trevanion
Fallemy
Sir John
R. T
London
A Quick Retort from Tennessee Orators
Tennessee bred two famous speakers Andrew Johnson and Gustavus A Henry debated for governor. Johnson mocked Henry as an eagle without talons or blood, and Henry fired back that the American eagle is a proud bird that feeds not on carrion.
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Tennessee
Andrew Johnson
United States
Gustavus A. Henry
South
Johnson
Henry
Birds Show Extraordinary Muscular Power
The article notes birds possess great strength with examples such as a fourteen pound eagle lifting a forty two pound pig and cites the ostrich kick as capable of breaking a thigh or horse leg.
Bet Keeps Colonel Hay Alive Against Odds
A tale from Pearson's Weekly recounts Colonel Tiny Hay a famed peninsular officer and gambler who survived a near fatal Salamanca wound by sheer willpower. After a grave backball bullet required a dangerous operation he bet Major Windsor £50 he would not die and won proving mind over matter.
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Lord Wellesley
Tiny
Salamanca
Marsten
Windsor
Hay
Pearson’s Weekly
Old Sayings and Attributed Quotes Across Authors
A compilation of famous maxims and lines attributed to Swift Keats Franklin Kempis Butler Southerne Coke Lee Colley Cibber Milton and others. It notes misattributions and distinctive phrases like Bread to the staff of life A thing of beauty is a joy forever God helps those who help themselves and Richard a man is his castle.
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Dean Swift
Keats
Franklin
Ian
Thomas A Kempis
Butler
Thomas Southerne
Edward Coke
Hig Castle
Nathaniel Lee
Colley Cibber
Shakespeare
Richard A
Milton
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Milwaukee Road
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Buckin’s
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George
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Schwan
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Edward M. Levi
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Manrek
East Side
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Judge Fairbanks
Maurek
A. F. Mattice
Helen
Clarence
Minnehaha Falls
G.sorflaten
Third and
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Prank N. Mitchel
Winona Street
W. Johnson
Tennyson
Normal College
Roy Adams
Mabel Sergeant
Led Wing
Harry
Backlin
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Buckiin
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Clarence Irons
Brownsdale
de J M. Halli
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Amy Snyder
R We Creek
Nellie Adams
Sherburn Minn
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Waucoma
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Bradelford
John Qualey
Wil Campbell
Mantervile, Minn
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Dr. Allen
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Sherboarn
Miss Nettle Adame
Dr. Lewis
Fred Fenton
Naroid
Esle Laprel
Zumbrota
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Fairmont
State Guard Company
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