Wanted and For Sale Classified Items at Riverview Farm
A jumble of listings: Barred Rock hens and Bisek Minorca eves, two good cows, port Jersey, house and land 401 Ash street for easy payments, Swan House hotel at Dexter for sale, 6 or 7 horses for pasture, land opposite courthouse once Cooley paint shop, and ads for Dr White’s Electric Comb and scalp remedies. Contact names include Fuen L. Pees, Wesvatt Crocken, T. H. Pridham, O. J. Bimmoneff, G. A. Wiiany, S rex, Rochford, D. EB Bose, D. N. Ross.
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Riverview Farm
Barred Rock
Bisek Minorca
Eves
Fuen L.pees
Maple Stress
Court House
Cooley Paint Shop
T. H. Pridham
Citizens National Book
Ash Street
Esey Paymente
Citizene National Bank
Austin Council Notes and Local Advertisements
Local Austin council announces meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays at 8 pm in Woodman hall with welcomes to visiting neighbors. Numerous ads promote Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co, Malloy Bros, Frank G.
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Austin Council
Woodman Hall
T. H. Purpnam
Good Samaritan
RK. Fover
Fin
Scribe
Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Co
Malloy Bros
Austin Steam Laundry
Water
Franklin Streets
Rocky Mountain Tea
Local notices and society news from Austin area
Personal travel and meetings fill the Austin area as Jenssen Roseland heads to Minneapolis for a Lutheran convention. Mrs Keenan and Mrs Hall return from Victor home visit. Catholic Total Abstinence Union convention planned for June 18-20. Wording covers church events, weddings, visitors, and local society activities with dates and names such as Mrs Scoville, Miss Kittie Lord, Mrs C E Lord, and Miss Eva Carter.
Mrs W Anderson and others depart for Chicago
Mrs W Anderson, Alice and Mable Ryel and Sophia Hall leave tonight for Chicago to be gone for several weeks. Claude Judd came over from Albert Lea this noon.
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Mrs. W. Anderson
Alice and
Mable Ryel
Sophia Hall
Chicago
Claude Judd
Albert Lea
Earthquake Felt in Caracas and Vicinity
Telegraphic brief notes report a strong earthquake shock felt Tuesday morning in Caracas and nearby areas. The Hawaiian Bat association seeks removal of Circuit Judge Humphreys. France considers cutting sugar bounties due to revenue shortfall.
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Caracas
Hawaiian Bat Association
Humphreys
On the Diamond Western and American League Scores
In Colorado Springs Denver defeated Colorado Springs while Washington beat Chicago 8 to 1. Boston outslugged Milwaukee 8 to 4. Baltimore overwhelmed Cleveland 5 to 0. Philadelphia toppled Detroit 4 to 1. In the National League Chicago won 5 to 9 against Brooklyn, Boston beat Cincinnati 8 to 2, and Philadelphia defeated St Louis 3 to 1.
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Western League
Colorado Springs
Denver
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Duluth Market Report Shows Wheat Prices Mixed
Market notes for Duluth Wheat list cash No 1 hard and No 1 Northern values with nearby and futures figures. Prices quoted include cash No 1 hard 704, No 1 Northern 704, September 6814, and arrival mixes 73%6 with June data.
Minneapolis Wheat Prices Signal Market Dip
The Minneapolis wheat market shows cash bids at 88 cents for nearby and July 0.73 for delivery. July and September futures trade around 0.73 and 0.70, with No 1 Northern about 68 percent and No 2 Northern around 66 to 66 1/2 cents as traders note limited demand and steady supply.
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Minneapolis
Sioux City Market Summary Cattle and Hogs Reported
Sioux City Iowa on June 11 reports cattle sales ranging from 4.75 to 4.75 for beeves and 1.50 to 4.75 for cows bulls and mixed, 3.50 to 4 4 for stockers and feeders, 4.29 to 4.50 for calves and yearlings. Hogs sold from 5.9 to 38.3 per hundred weight.
Market Report South St. Paul Livestock Prices
South St. Paul on June 1 reports OGS sales at 15.65 to 5.04 for prime butcher steers. SATTLE at 1.15 to 5.50 for prime butcher cattle, 64.10 to 450 for butcher cows and heifers. Veal at 4.60 to 6.96 for choice. Feeder prices 360 to 4.00 for feeders. Sheep market 7.564 to 9.0 for choice butcher lambs, 3.50 to 3.85 for choice fat wethers.
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South St. Paul
OGS
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Reported in Chicago Market
Chicago market quotes show cattle selling from 1.50 to 5.50 for various grades, hogs trading from 1.75 to 6.02, and sheep prices around 3.90 to 5.25 as of June 1. Prices cover good to prime steers, stockers, cows, heifers, mixed hogs, heavy cuts, and lambs with multiple tenor ranges and categories.
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Texas
Market Summary Chicago Grain and Livestock Prices
Chicago market report shows wheat June 70 340, July 71 4c, September 43 4c. Corn June ile, July Qin, September 43 4c. Oats June 270, July 27 percent, September 20 percent. Pork June 14.77, July .77, September 14 05. Flax cash Northwest 1.70, No 1 1.70, Sept 1.25, Oct 1.25. Poultry dressed turkeys 90, chickens 8. Butter Creamery Wisconsin dairy LTA to 7 over. Eggs Brish 10iKo.
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Chicago
Skc
Issy
National Editorial Association Opens 16th Annual Meet
The National Editorial Association began its 16th annual convention in the Temple of Music in Buffalo. Editors from across the United States attended, with hundreds of delegates present and many accompanied by family members.
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National Editorial Association
Buffalo
Temple of Music
United States
Ladies Musical event delights a full house
Hidden guests gathered for an evening of music and reading. Miss Birkett gave a piano solo and a reading from Second Thoughts of an Idle Venow, with Jerome Mrs. Decker, Mr. Stevens, and Miss Michaels contributing vocal solos and a violin and piano duet. The program pleased all, with dainty refreshments and a warm home atmosphere. The Ladies Musical club earned fresh praise for its organization and hospitality.
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Ccescesseecvese Jerome
Decker
Nevin B
Mr. Stevens
Flower
Jane Terry
Miss Michaels
Hawley
Gigay
Mrs. Reed
Couchois
Messrs
Palmer and
Stevene
Narrow escape as Lansing man loses control of team
P. G. Peterson of Lansing narrowly escaped injury this morning when his wagon team frightened and ran along St. Paul Street. A colt stood in the box with a plow as wheels separated from the box and the horses crashed into a telephone post, tearing harnesses and scattering the animals. Peterson remained unhurt after the scare.
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P. G. Peterson
Lansing
Dave Stimson
St. Paul [Street
St. Paul Street
Immortal Life Lecture Draws Multidenominational Audience
People of many creeds attended Father Vaughan’s talk on Immortal Life and left satisfied. He is set to discuss Whether or not we have left to use Divine Revelation tonight, with strong expectations. Music Tuesday night featured Mrs. Tichy singing Just For Today and Mrs. O Malley performing O Saluteris. The talk covered questions on sin in signing the pledge, women’s church head coverings, and proving priestly forgiveness after Christ left that power.
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Father Vaughan
Father Vaughn
Christ
Georgia bill seeks to bar under twelve from factory labor
A Georgia legislature bill would prohibit children under twelve from factory wage work. Proponents argue the law protects health and education, stressing prevention over cure. The advertisement promotes Golden Grain Belv beer as healthful, listing J. Weisel in Austin as a supplier.
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Georgia
J. Weisel
Austin
Suburban Austin Properties With Several Acres For Sale
Two parcels described: No 1 a fine Austin suburb home on 24 acres with barn chicken house yard ice house and cistern. No 2 seven acres just outside city limits with good buildings. Sold this month at a bargain. Inquiries call O M Lycx 229 Bridge street Livery Barn Anetin Mion 12 12t.
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Austin
O. M. Lycx
Bridge Street
Mion
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Newbro
W.W. Menorrraory
W. L
First-Cloas Drug
Port Jersey
Wesvatt Crocken
South Kenwood Ave
Leer
Fou Saue
Dexter
Swan House
O. J. Bimmoneff
G. A. Wiiany
Frankfin and
College Street
Rochford
Warren
Dr. White
D. EB
Bose
Mgr. Decatur
D. N. Ross
Gen. Mgr
Decatur, Ill
Gripman Bros
Esee Modern Samaritans
Frank Guillmin
E. 290
Gleasons
W. D. Andrew
Mill and Chatham
Dean
Fowler
Malloy’s Drug Store
Clemmens
W. I. Carpenter Lumber Co
Minn
Milwaukee Depot
Austin Lumber & Fuel Co
Geo. W. Buchanan
Mgr. Tf
PFLON
Main Street
Austin Tailoring Co
J. BE. Letherland, Cutter
Letherland
George Hirch
Grand Hotel Annex
John Maurek
Ceseters
Jenssen Roseland
James Keenan
E.P. Hall
Victor Iown
Fish Bros
Henan
Austin M. W. A
St. Paul
Mable Hollywood
Blooming Prairie
Florence Ryan
Chas. Bell
Will Bell
Esther Sheedy
Fiose Creek
Esther Cronan
Eva Carter
Carleton College
Northfield
A. Brodie
E. H. Austin
Nick Nicholson
Ladies Aid Society of the
Lutheran Church
Andrew
St Paul
The
Universalist Church
J. W. Carter
Owatonna
S.M N.O
Opera House
Charlotte Fartney Hes
Geo. W. King
Louis Wittich Sr
Jno. Quinn
Grand Meadow
McCormick Harvesting Co
Phillip Quinn
Blooming Prairie Today
Duluth
Devon
Sioux City
St. Paul Union Stock Yards
Chicago Union
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Brosh
Hormels Provision Market
East Side
eeeMee Jas, Dugan
Jock Scanlon
Sister
Chas. MacNally
Ladies Musical
Austin Lee
Rigoletto de Verdi
Miss Birkett
Part
Eace
Castoria Masaabe
Ladies Furnish Store
Lonsdale
Millinery Department
Hatsworth
Taylor
Austin, Minn
Pitzen
Shoeman
John Cund Brewing CO
LA Crosse, Wis
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