Rochford Land Co Want Column Proprietors
Rochford Land Co offers items for sale or trade in Bay field Wisconsin listings include four houses on Alleghany, a Lansing Ave swap with horse and barn and 3 lots, a $1000 loan on good security, a farm near Dexter with buildings, a seven room house with tile well, a four room cottage on Third Ward for cheap, two houses with 1 lot each on Bridge St, and a good business for sale. Call to see details.
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Alleghany
Lansing Ave
Third St
Third Ward
Bridge St
Local notes mix yardwork and court verdicts
A cloudy night with possible showers. Vera West returns from St Paul. The town notes law, real estate, and social visits while a Mason City court sentences Charles Boston to 20 years in the state penitentiary for a prior assault. Numerous classifieds, found items, and ads fill the page.
Flood Confesses Noted Murder Suspect in Camden Case
James R. Flood, jailed for the murder of Arthur P. Camden, is said to have told fellow inmates he knew his victim while others report he claimed no acquaintance. Jail officials regard him as sane, and detectives plan to move Flood soon to locate the revolver’s seller, a key to the case.
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James R. Flood
Arthur P. Camden
Camden
Flood
A. P. Camden
Train Telephones Link Milwaukee Merchants in Motion
The Milwaukee Merchants association traveled with a fully wired train. Each coach had electricity lit cars and two telephones. A modern switchboard in coach No 2 enabled intercoach conversations. The Milwaukee line was ready at reach station and twenty eight calls were logged at Albert Lea during the Austin stop.
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Milwaukee Merchants’ Association
Milwaukee
Reach
Milwaukee Circuit
Austin
Lincoln
van Camp
Albert Lea
Wisconsin Bell Telephone Office
Brother of Mrs. Henry Schiller Killed Near Albert Lea
A 40 year old single man from Dexter was killed Monday night when a train struck him about two miles from Albert Lea. He was walking toward Dexter when injured. one foot was severed. The body was taken to Dexter for burial.
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Henry Schiller
Waltham
Albert Lea
Dexter
Political Calendar June 16 and July 7 conventions
Republican national convention is set for June 16 in Chicago with a major party gathering. The Democratic National convention is scheduled for July 7 in Denver, signaling the party’s national platform activities.
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Chicago
Denver
True to the Adage—A Son’s Neat Corner Exchange
A mother confronts her son about tidying his belongings. He dryly replies that this corner in the closet is “the place” for everything, reflecting a humorous clash between parental instruction and youthful practicality. Chicago News.
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Chicago News
Fame and a witty deflecting answer in class
A Chicago Tribune feature recalls the playful school moment where a student with a bad eye asserts that James Boswell was Dr. Samuel Johnson's press agent. The line underscores Boswell’s role as Johnson’s biographer and publicity conduit in literary history.
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James Boswell
Samuel Johnson
Chicago Tribune
Good temper is he a sunny day it sheds brightness
French proverb states a good temper radiates cheer and warmth, likening it to sunshine that brightens all surroundings. The saying highlights inner disposition as a source of outward optimism and pleasant atmosphere.
Local Residents Attend Trips And Visits In Austin
Miss Mary Dickman spent time in Albert Lea while Mrs. W F Clay travels to the cities to meet her brother J Bowen and wife from Crookston. Several families relocate or visit including Mr and Mrs George Umhoefer moving to Waldecker house and Mr Trader taking over a route at Lind Washington.
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A. D. Dinsmore
R. H. Dinsmore
Nettie Howard
Covina
California
Squire
the Herald
S. G. Becker
Preston
W. D. Fenton
Duluth
Belle Longnecker
Albert Lea
The
Rochford Land Co
Franklin Street
George Paulson
Eclipse Lumber Cp
Nellie Krebs
Minneapolis
W. H. Adams
M. J. Davy
Faribault
Margaret Davy
Winona
Bula Terry
J. E. Crippen
la Crosse
Wisconsin-Minnesota Interstate Banker's Association
Vernon Dovenberg
Barbara Doverberg
Nina Swift
Brownsdale
H. O. Wilder
Torgeson
Lyle
J. E. Pitzen
Clarence Hamilton
Belle Plain
Miss Vera
Myrtle Webber
Lansing
Briebach
Butchers and Cronons
Cronon
St. Augustine
Frank Cronon
James W. Davidson
Winnipeg
J. L. Mitchell
Calgary
Carrington
N. C
George Dugan
Frank Baumgarter
Lyle Township
Mary Dickman
W. F. Clay
J. Bowen
Crookston
Leon Fisher
Calmar
Alta Tippery
New Albion
A. Johnson
Barney McMann
Gary
S. Dak
C. J. McNalley
Isaac Guy
Elizabeth
J. M. Plum
Frank
Marshalltown
W. L. Plummer
Mankato
M. J. Killoran
Janie
Ethel Taylor
Edith Gray
Kate
Ruth Plummer
Dan Davis
Lime Springs
Austin
George Umhoefer
Waldecker House
East Water Street
Lisle Barr
Charles City
Charles Waye
South
Texas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Waye
Hot Springs
William Waye
Austin Gets It Big Odd Fellow Picnic 1909
A LeRoy dispatch reports Austin will host the big Odd Fellows picnic next year after today's vote. About 100 attendees from Austin braved threatening weather. over 500 were present for a hearty gathering. Elected for the year were President J. W. Mackie, Vice President Will Miner, Secretary and Treasurer K. J. Morey.
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LeRoy
Odd Fellows
Austin
J. W. Mackie
Will Miner
K. J. Morey
Local Notices and Social Updates from Austin Area
Safe Houses on Water Bridge Railway St Paul streets and Oakland avenue plus town lots and farms near Austin and in the northern state. Call and see me. G Sorflatten Office 223 N Main St. Miss Lida Tippery has returned from New Albinia. Miss Mabel Ryle spent Tuesday with Spring Valley friends.
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St. Paul
Oakland Avenue
Austin
G. Sorflaten
N. Main St
Lida Tippery
New Albinia
Mabel Ryle
Spring Valley
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Pike
John Briebach
the Meat Man
John H.rocchford
Peter Capret
Bayfield, Wis
BAZ Burlingame Bro
AAR Austin
Minn
Vera West
J.C. Miller
S. Interstate
N. Fourth Street
Charles Boston
Our
Mason City
Boston
Iowa State
Marie Gibson
M. N.C
Era Club
J. 8. Young
Oakland ‘Avenue
Nora Becker
Carleton Fairbanks
E. D. Shook
Hollister
K. O. Wold
K. O. Waid
North End Bidg. Co
John French
Ostenberg
Nellie Rutherford
Nebraska
Horace Miner
Stewartville
Rockdell
Abe Watkins
Evan Watkins
John D. Smith
Mitchell
Herald
Pillsbury Academy
Ohio
Panama
Vera
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
J. F. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & CO
Oliver Sweingsen
State University
Montana
Fred Lang
M. N. Clausen
West End
Ash Street
Young Flood
East Side
Jo Ellins
Lind, Wash
Erma Aldrich
Austin Gets
5Th St N
J. W. Kessler
Metropolitan Novelty Store
Frank Guillemin
Main St
Lovey
Baptist Aid
Home Insurce Company of
New York
E. H. Smith Insurance Agency
Minnesota
Earl Furniture Co
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