In Memoriam Firemen Gather for Memorial Service
The Firemen's Memorial services were held at the Presbyterian church with pink roses white ybringas and carna tions adorning the space. Hose Company members J. McGovern H A Chapin Joseph Bushman Lewis Lundberg William Dugan Joseph Miller attended in full uniform. Reverend Robert Brown delivered a Fidelity themed sermon praising duty and mutual dependence, urging respect for the dead and emulation of their example.
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Presbyterian
Hose Company No
J. McGovern
H. A. Chapin
McPherson
Duke of Wellington
Washington
Benedict Arnold
Napoleon
Wellington
Brown
Mr. Brown
Austin
Gas Consumers Notice on Change of Ownership
Gas and merchandise bills must be paid in full due to a change of ownership at 2101 Austin Gas Co. The notice directs all customers to settle charges immediately.
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Austin Gas CO
W.R.C. Convention Set for St. Paul June 15 16
The convention of the W R C will be held in St. Paul on Thursday and Friday June 15 and 16.
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W.R.C
St. Paul
Austin Beats Fitwells In Semi-Pro Baseball Clash
Austin defeats the Fitwells of St Paul 7 to 5 on the local grounds in front of 400 plus fans. DeVilliers of Rochester pitched well with support, while Austin’s Wolf Meany and Barr made standout plays. Gates net about $145 after expenses as Austin plans a Sunday rematch with the Conrads of Minneapolis.
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Fitwells
St. Paul
Austin
DeVilliers of
Rochester
Wolf
Meany
Barr
Ten Eyeck
S.s
Smith
Dunfee
Pierce
Garrity
R.f
DeViellers
Faust
Moonan
Trenary
The
Conrads
Minneapolis
S H Harrison Retires from North Yakima Independent
S H Harrison formerly of Austin and associate of Rev F C Whitney in the Weekly North Yakima Independent has retired from active service. For months he was confined to the office while editor F C Whitney managed outside work and the paper now passes full responsibility to Whitney with Harrison’s retirement.
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S.H. Harrison
Austin
F. C. Whitney
The
Baptist Church
North
North Yakima
C.F. Heimbaugh
Harrison
Wand
Nobody’s foo says Dottypate in Harper’s Weekly
Dottypate proclaims I am nobody’s foo while Miss Cynica consoles with a hopeful line that someday a nice girl will come. The brief quip reflects light humorous dialogue typical of the periodical.
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Dottypate
Dotty
Miss Cynica
Harper’s Weekly
Cause For Congratulation in Boss and Bookkeeper Exchange
In a humorous exchange, the boss notes a liquor trace on the bookkeeper as he arrives. The bookkeeper responds that the liquor trace proves his cold is improving. The dialogue carries a light, stagey tone.
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Stubpen
Puck
The Use of Esquire in Addressing Mail
A letter sent to a German town was not delivered because the sender wrote John Brown Esquire on the superscription. The misspelt form kept it in the poste restante as if addressed to Mr Esquire, prompting a humorous lesson on not using Esquire in mail.
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Germany
John Brown
John Brown Esquire
Poste Res Tante
Esquire
Esq
Frank Smith Gets a Ride With Lawmen Near Lansing
A hobo named Frank Smith accepted a ride from three men in a car north of Lansing after being found with a leather strap, a screwdriver, a saw, and files. Sheriff Nicholson and Chief Galt identified as the occupants. He faced a felony charge for breaking into Eclipse Lumber barn. case adjourned to June 14 with possible grand jury review.
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Frank Smith
Lansing
Sheriff Nicholson
Galt
Smith
Eclipse Lumber Company
Barney Garlock
Fairbanks
Polish Inmate Causes Jailhouse Fracas In Elkton
A Polander in Elkton jail who cannot speak English caused a heat driven dispute among inmates. Jim the Yeggman and Thon the alleged forger demanded window changes, a broom threat ensued, and the matron intervened, warning sheriff intervention.
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Elkton
Thon
Jim
Convict Life Lecture At Stillwater Prison
An illustrated lecture details Stillwater Prison life with photos by Mr. Hayes. Chief Warden Henry Wolfer praised for prison discipline, showing workshops cells and the Cole Younger cell among others. Delivered tonight at Idle Hour as an add on to the program.
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Minnesota
United States
Stillwater
Henry Wolfer
Hayes
Cole Younger
A Great Physician On Germs And HYOMEI Cure
Pasteur is cited as saying diseases caused by germs can be eliminated. HYOMEI is promoted as a germ killing air therapy for catarrh bronchitis coughs colds and croup with a guaranteed remedy and refund option. The complete inhaler kit costs $1.00 and a bottle is 50 cents for existing inhaler owners.
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M. Pasteur
K. O. Wold
Readers seek Minnesota State Song copy at Herald office
A reader asks for a copy of the Minnesota State Song and requests leaving a copy at the Herald office. Roy Pierce traveled to the cities today on business.
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Minnesota
Herald
Roy Pierce
Preparing for the Fourth of July Show in the City
City committees map a July 4 program with 100 aerial bombs at sunrise and a 9 o clock street fire, parade with floats, and band concerts through 12 30. Fire crews race for the first water stream, prizes total 75 dollars, and organizers plan daily meetings to finalize schedules and entertainment.
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Main Street
Jensen
E. A. Smith
J. L. Mitchell
Ralph Crane
Fay W. Greenman
J.D. McCormick
Ben Hormal
R. R. Murphy
Clarence Dalager
Albert Thon
John Maurek
Joseph Fitzthum
F. W. Greenman
Bridge Street
Third Ward
Water Street
Austin
Blooming Prairie
Athletic Park
Zwener
Olson
Court House Square
Main
Austin Driving Association
Court House
Ith
Bridge Street Buyer Purchases 320 Acres in North State
J M White of Bridge Street returns from a four week trip to the North State having bought 320 acres of state land. The trip coincided with a sale of nearly 13,000 acres in just over two hours. White plans no immediate farming but senses a back to the soil impulse.
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J.M. White
Bridge Street
Mr. White
Earth Faces Slow Down as Cosmos Burns Its Time
The article notes that the Earth rotates at a speed that loses about one hour every 16 000 years due to atmospheric and tidal friction. It cites Newton's view that all celestial motions slow over time and will eventually cease, implying solar systems have finite lifespans and will burn out in due course.
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Isaac Newton
Space
Will Start Monday Inaugurates Grocery Auto Delivery
Kenneth Knopf will start a grocery home delivery service by auto next Monday. He will serve John Maurek Matt Fisch F O Hall and Frank Uzlik. He plans to buy a 30 horsepower Veerac truck in Anoka this week and add a second truck later in the summer. Alex S Campbell also ordered a 30 horsepower Veerac to haul flour for city delivery this week.
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Kenneth Knopf
John Maurek
Matt Fisch
F. O. Hall
Frank Uzlik
Mr. Knopf
Anoka
Alex S. Campbell
Prize Night Rescheduled to Wednesday June 14
Idle Hour announces prize night moved from Tuesday to Wednesday. The next prize night will be held on Wednesday June 14 at Idle Hour, with band concerts taking place that evening.
Notice to Customers on Delinquent Accounts
All accounts not settled by July 1, 1911 will be placed in the hands of a collector. All accounts can be settled at the shop. 5-61 Henry P. Zender.
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Henry P. Zender
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