Children Day Program at Baptist Church Featured Recitations
A church Children Day program lists numerous performances including Recitations from various children such as Cleon Gibbons Hazel Boulton Kenneth Lewis Mabel Erickson and others. The program features solos by Lillian Garrison Dorothea Evison and Miss Myrtle with a Beehive exercise and Singing by the Sunday School Choir. The event closes with a collection and Benediction.
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Cleon Gibbons
Dorothy Ebinger
Hazel Boulton
Kenneth Lewis
Harry Erickson
Miss Myrtle
Lillian Garrison
Dorothea Evison
Ethel Evison
Blanche Hartley
Mabel Erickson
Guy Copeland
Mildred Hart
Elsie and
Effie
Fisie Boulton
Children Day Program at Congregational Church
Scripture-responsive 34 service features Mr. Jones and Mr. Knopf guiding prayer alongside songs from the audience and a primary class singalong. Four children welcome the day with recitations by Zel da Warfield and Viola Conrad, a Boys Choir piece, and recitations including Roses. A duet by Etta Robert and Alice Hayes, Eunice Tollefson recites To Lift or to Lean, and the choir presents Sweet Pea. Benediction closes the program.
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Mr. Jones
Mr. Knopf
Jesus
Zelda Warfield
Roses
Viola Conrad
Forest Jones
Love Divine
Etta Robertson
Alice Hayes
Eunice Tollefson
Message of the Rainbow Sacred Cantata for Children
In place of the usual Children's Day exercises Mrs J L Mitchell will lead a sacred cantata titled The Message of the Rainbow. The church girls assisted in preparing this special program with costumes and music described as good. Miss Florence Weidt will perform The Storm at the opening.
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J. L. Mitchell
Florence Weidt
Children’s Day Exercises at Central Presbyterian Church
The annual Children’s Day program with music recitations infant baptisms and class promotion will be held tomorrow morning Sunday June 12 at Central Presbyterian Church. Attendance is invited with a note to come early and note that the usual Sunday school at noon will be omitted.
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Central Presbyterian Church
The Blind Senator from Oklahoma Gains National Prominence
Oklahoma's blind senator Gore stands out in a hotly contested race and shines in national attention. His Denver convention speech stirred the Bryan demonstration and boosted his public speaking bookings to near Bryan levels.
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Oklahoma
Union
Senate
Denver
Bryan
Gore
Gore of Oklahoma Draws Crowd at Chautauqua
The Springfield Union reports that Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma spoke at the Austin Chautauqua on July 14 to a large audience in Court Square Theatre. The oration prompted laughter, tears, and enthusiastic cheering for Gore as he urged universal brotherhood in American civic life.
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Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Springfield, Mass
Union
Senate
Court Square Theatre
Universal Brotherhood
Gore
Austin Chautauqua
Picnic at Cedar River draws two hundred from Red Star Gregg schools
Pupils, teachers and friends from Red Star and Gregg schools gathered at Roberts ford of the Cedar Friday for a big picnic. About two hundred attendees enjoyed a bountiful dinner with ice cream and lemonade. A baseball game and potato race entertained, with Miss Maude West and Miss Dora Christenson praised for organizing activities.
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Red Star
Gregg
Roberts Ford
Cedar
Maude West
Dora Christenson
Cemetery Association to Elect Officers at June Meeting
The Cedar City Cemetery Association will hold a meeting on Tuesday June 21 at 2 p.m. on the grounds. The session will elect officers and address other official business.
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Cedar City Cemetery Association
June Races Set by Austin Driving Association
The Austin Driving association meets with Secretary A C Page to finalize race eatery plans for the June meet. Two races remain unfilled and may be reopened or replaced. Prospects look brighter than last year with a strong racing outlook. dates are June 22 23 and July 14.
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Austin Driving Association
A. C. Page
Social Evening for Robinsons Honored in Steele
The K K Ks were entertained Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thon in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson of Steele North Dakota. Thirteen were present. A fine club dinner was served at seven followed by a pleasant social evening.
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Albert Thon
John Robinson
Steele, N. Dak
Reception for Rev and Mrs Whiston at Christian church
A reception honoring Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Whiston at the Christian church drew a good crowd. A brief program featured soloist Hilbert and chalk talk by W. J. Avery, with remarks by Prof. Heilman J. C. Hall and B. H. Whiston, followed by social time and ice cream and cake. The Kearns home hosts a family reunion Sunday with relatives from Pasadena Cal St. Paul and local areas. Afterward Mr and Mrs Green plan to return to Pasadena with their daughter Mrs H. F. P. King.
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B. H. Whiston
The
Christian Church
Mr. Hilbert
W. J. Avery
Prof
O. C. Heilman
J. C. Hall
Charles Kearns
Locals Await Dr. C F Lewis Return From St Louis
Dr. C F Lewis is expected home from St Louis today. W B Sleeper and Mr Beck visited Brownsdale Friday.
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Dr. C. F. Lewis
St. Louis
W. B. Sleeper
Mr. Beck
Brownsdale
Peerless Flour and Related Goods Price List
Catalog of flour types and grain products with prices per sack or cwt. Includes Peerless White Rose Export Clear Kansas Patent and more, with bulk ground feed and oil meal options. Announces cash prizes and delivery on reasonable orders, notes prices may change without notice.
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Kansas
Question of Possibility at Northwest Tea Store
A customer passed a counterfeit half dollar after buying a pound of coffee at a new tea shop in the northwest part of the city. The shopkeeper pretended to doubt the man’s honesty and smiled at the ruse, then the man left with a good coin while pocketing the counterfeit.
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Cutomer
East Side Locals Update From Austin Area
Local notes list residents reporting illness travel and visits. Marguerite Paine is ill. Peter Hanson travels to the cities. George Gallagher visited Cresco. Mamie Perl and Marie Umhoefer will be in Lansing Sunday. Mary Gallagher of Cresco visits Austin friends. Roy Deveney returns from Pipestone. Elizabeth Guy is home from Sherburn High School for summer. Miss Foote heads to Red Wing for vacation. Carl Miller of Waterloo visits. Jo Lorenz recovers and returns to work. C A Carlson is very ill with slim recovery hope. H M Sorum visits Albert Lea. Glen Pike visits Lime Springs Iowa. The Johnsons’ little son to be operated on Sunday. Mrs. Nick Serres has guests from Lanesboro. Frank Haseltine leaves for Minot N Dak. Mrs. Eckford visits sister in Brownsdale and attends carnival. Berg, Deveney, Bonnelle go to Milwaukee for fireman exam. Carl Swerman from La Crosse visits carnival friends. Once Cambern resigns as Lam bert’s night cook, Robert Milne of Canton stops over en route to Huron SD. Carl Miller of Waterloo joins Ray Chaffee’s barber shop. Ira Padden returns from Minneapolis where he attended state university exercises. daughter Edith graduates. Padden family stays on in the city. Elmer Langworthy visits Austin. just back from Annapolis naval academy as Cadet Brigade adjutant.
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Mamie Perl
Marie Umhoefer
Lansing
Mary Gallagher
Cresco
Austin Friends
Roy Deveney
Pipestone
Minn
Elizabeth Guy
Sherburn High School
Miss Foote
Red Wing
Glen Pike
Lime Springs
Iowa
Ralph Johnson
Nick Serres
Ward
Lanesboro
Robert Milne
Canton
Austin
Huron
Carl Miller
Waterloo
Ray Chaffee
Ira Padden
Minneapolis
State University
Edith
Padden
Prize distribution notice and health remedy ads in Toledo
Local exclusive agent Leland Hanna offers prizes to boys based on sales with watches capes gloves and bags for those selling 100 or more copies. Court affidavit from Frank J. Cheney claims Hall's Catarrh Cure and pills by F J Cheney Co Toledo with a $100 reward for an uncured case. Also property and sale ads from Bandler Bros. and house listings in Toledo Ohio 1886 fragment.
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The
Saturday Evening Post
Leland Hanna
Leland
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. C. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney &Co
Gale
Bandler Bros
Schleuder’s
Local social and entertainment notes from Austin area
Mrs E Link of Spring Valley visits her daughter Mrs Frank Hagan for Sunday. K J Hanson and G R and E M Johnson of Blooming Prairie visit Austin. Men’s meeting at Elkis hall Sunday led by KE A Dalager. Colonel Brown returns to work Monday. Lady Trainmen host social dance at O R C hall Wednesday with Tichy’s providing music. Lobdills visit daughter Mrs A M Smith in Valley. Biograph pictures praised with The Newlyweds at Bijou drawing laughter and Vita graph The Passing Shadow noted. program changes tomorrow.
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E. Link
Spring Valley
Frank Hagan
Colonel Brown
O. R. C. Hall
Tichy’s
F. C. Lobdill
al P. Lobdill
A. M. Smith
Valley
Pathe Freres
When You See Stars in Head Trauma
A physician explains that seeing stars after a head blow is due to a phosphorescent power in the eye. Pressure from blood vessels on the retina creates darkness or a blue light, with the imagined stars arising from this visual effect. The sensation occurs under shock and is hard to study introspectively.
Island Erosion by Vegetation Warns of Loss
The London Globe notes rapid island shrinkage near Aldabra as grass and ferns root into cliffs. Plants break rocks, widen gaps, and allow waves to erode more fiercely, threatening the island’s future shape.
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Aldabra
Madagascar
London Globe
Flow absurd
A clipped dialogue notes disbelief that five years have passed since the last act and a man wears the same overcoat, with one character guessing he is pretending to be a married man. The exchange hints at theater or stage deception and social pretense.
Wanted: workers and district manager for wholesale house
The Herald lists multiple help wanted ads for teachers, business women, nurses, and a district manager for Austin area. Offers include travel, offices, free Cali tickets, weekly income from 15 to 50 dollars, with contact 305 West Mill Street, Mrs Schultz, manager. Also home work for ladies without canvassing and an apples land sales pitch in British Columbia. Refrigerator for sale cheap. call Interstate 116.
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Austin
California
West Mill Street
Schultz
Glorious Fruit
British Columbia
Our
West- Kootenay Fruit Lands Company
Dept. O. Nelson
B. C
Old Arm Chair Beautified by Chi-Namel Graining
A local ad touts Chi-Namel processing to transform an aged arm chair into a flawless varnished piece. It claims Chi-Namel works on furniture and room projects, enabling women to complete mission style renovations themselves. W. J. Urbatch & Bro promotes the Chi-Namel line for sale.
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Fame
W. J. Urbatch & Bro
Elk’s Hall Hosts Men’s Meeting Led by Dalager
E A Dalager will lead the men’s meeting Sunday afternoon at the Elk’s hall with special music planned.
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E. A. Dalager
Elk’s Hall
Herpicide Proclaimed Best Test for Hair Loss Cure
An ad argues true test of any hair product is eradicating dandruff and stopping hair loss. Newbro's Herpicide supposedly kills the germ at the hair root and leaves a clear grease-free dressing. Samples offered, bottles guaranteed, with agent contact.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
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Joy Machacek
Congregational
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Euetin
MUN Mle
North American Review
America
T. P. Gore
Social Even's
Peerless Flour Mills
Philadelphia Times
East Side
Marguerite Paine
Peter Hanson
George Gallagher
FE. D. Boyle
Jo Lorenz
C. A. Carlson
H. M. Sorum
Albert Lea
Frank Haseltine
Carleton College
Minot
N. Dak
Robert Eckford
Mrs. Parker
Fred Berg
Charles Bonnelle
Milwaukee
Carl Swerman
Cambern
Lambert’s
Elmer Langworthy
Miles Smith
Mr. Langworthy
Annapolis
Evennig Post
K. J. Hanson
G. R. and
E. M. Johnson
Blooming Prairie
Elkis’ Hall
KE. A. Dalager
the Herald
Henry Furtney
Robert Chambers
Ailsa
P. O
Cincinnati
Elk Hotel
Interstate 116
Alex S. Campbell
Evergreen Farm
Timothy Hay
Wm. P. Johnson
L. D. Baird
R. R. No
Cressey’s Music Store
West College Street
Jane Todd
J. E. Malloy
John M. Briebach
Herald
Fleming
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