To Close Monday Blacksmith and wagon shop closing Monday
The undersigned list notes a closure on Monday for Sorenson & Nelson Lars Hanson Rasmussen & Ezenham H. M. Hanson J. Z. Rogers. The item reads as a brief notice about a local business closing on a forthcoming Monday.
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Sorenson & Nelson
Lars Hanson
Rasmussen & Ezenham
H. M. Hanson
J. Z. Rogers
Lambs and Prices Show Market Shifts
Market ledger records a range of lamb prices from 4.50 to 6.75 with shifts noted from 3.00 to 8.25 and 5.50 to 7.00, reflecting brisk activity and variable quotations across lots.
Minnesota Supreme Court Holds City Liable For Water Deaths
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that the city of Mankato can be sued for damages in private capacity over typhoid deaths linked to polluted city water. The decision, written by Justice Jaggard, preserves the possibility of civil actions against municipalities for negligent water supply. In a separate note, Austin youths enjoyed an Elk Christmas tree event with a large candy and fruit distribution and a Santa visit, followed by moving pictures.
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Minnesota
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Mankato
Supreme Court
Delia Keever
Kate Flanagan
City of
State Board of Health
E. A. Jaggard
Regular K.R. T. meeting at Sandifer home
The Friday night session of the K.R. T. met at Robin Sandifer’s home. The lengthy business meeting entertained a Tolstoi reading by Earl Phillips, a Boys segment by Harry Emery, a Boy's Scout Movement remark by Fred Franklin, and a Critics Report by Aaron Johnson. Afterward, refreshments were served and no meeting will be held during the vacation.
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Robin Sandifer
Tolstoi
Earl Phillips
Harry Emery
Boy’s Scout Movement
Fred Franklin
Aaron Johnson
Thompson Laundry Fire Prompts Mutual Aid Gesture
Burnham received a call from Albert Lea reporting a large fire at the Thompson laundry. He agreed to handle a substantial quantity of work promised, reciprocating a favor extended to him after his own fire incident and the Thompson laundry had helped him previously.
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Burnham
Albert Lea
Thompson Laundry
Mr. Burnham
East Side S S Xmas Exercises and Candy Distributions
East Side Presbyterian Sunday school held Xmas exercises Friday night with 116 bags of candy and as many bags of nuts distributed to children. The program featured recitations by Henry Oots Violet Oots Bernadine Billington Eva Kelly Bert Hazeltine Gregory Maurek Emma Fuller and classes led by Miss Guy Miss Todd Mr Hormel and other teachers plus songs including All Hail the Power of Jesus Name Away in a Manger and Joy to the World.
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East Side Presbyterian Sunday School
Power of Jesus
Henry Oots
Miss Guy
Violet Oots
Bernadine Billington
Mr. Hormel
George Dibble
Eva Kelly
Bert Hazeltine
Gregory Maurek
Santa Claus
Miss Todd
Emma Fuller
Campfire at G A R Hall Brings Old Soldiers Together
Friday evening campfire and sociable at the G A R hall drew old soldiers and friends. Commander Fairbanks presided as Christmas week crowds fell short. Miss Mary Tichy played piano, Miss Grace Gardiner recited, J N Nicholson and Rev B H Whiston spoke, war stories shared, baskets auctioned by Mr Herzog bringing about $18 to $20.
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G.A.R. Hall
Fairbanks
Mary Tichy
Grace Gardiner
J. N. Nicholson
B. H. Whiston
Herzog
Hubbard Family to Spend Christmas in Milford Home
Mr and Mrs F A Hubbard of Milford Iowa will arrive this evening to spend Christmas at the home of their son Clyde. Miss Hubbard arrived from Cedar Rapids this afternoon.
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F. A. Hubbard
Milford
Iowa
Clyde
Miss Hubbard
Cedar Rapids
Repeal urged for North Dakota wolf bounty law
State Auditor D K Brightbill advocates repealing the wolf bounty, citing conflicting state and county laws and no current need for state payments. He notes 11 717 wolves killed in 1909 with 41 355 paid as state bounty and outlines tax impact, especially in eastern counties like Grand Forks where high valuation yields low bounty benefit.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
D. K. Brightbill
Grand Forks
Shop Talk reflects merchant gains and publisher worries
In Kansas City Journal excerpts a shop talk debate on keeping change and profits, with merchants noting potential gains and a publisher admitting unease about printing content. The tone is periodical and economical, reflecting small business pressures and press responsibilities.
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Kansas City Journal
Assessment due date announced for December payment
Assessment No 2 is due in December with payment on or before the 28th All arrears and dues must be settled this month to allow the 10k to be audited and closed for one year Mrs Spencer Barr.
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