Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure advertised
An old practitioner announces Snuffles as a cure for catarrh and hay fever, claiming permanent relief by a complete month’s treatment. The ad touts the product as the only safe cure, with a dollar price, prepaid mailing from Philadelphia. An annual meeting of German Baptists is noted.
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Oatarka
United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
German Baptists
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Ry Excursion Ticket Sale
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers excursion tickets on June 8 9 and 10 with return by June 18 at one and one third fare round trip. Tickets will be sold June 11 22 and 13 at one fare for round trip with return by June 16. Agent C W Swine approves.
inducements for location along the Iowa Central line
The Iowa Central Railway lists cities and towns offering material assistance for locating manufacturing and other industries. The passenger department has compiled a record of these inducements, guiding manufacturers and others seeking relocation to Marshalltown Iowa for details from Geo. Batty G P and T A Iowa Central Railway.
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Lowa Central Railway
Batty
Iowa Central Railway
Marshalltown
Iowa
Head for well attended biennial meeting in St Paul
June 10 15 1901 attendees of the Modern Woodmen of America St Paul Minn may use Chicago Great Western Ry excursion tickets June 15 18 at one and one third fare round trip from Austin to Denver and Salt Lake return by GM St Paul Ry until October 1st four months through sleeper options via J R Cook Special train to California and connections for west points contact Chicago Great Western agent J P Elmer or C W Snere for details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
St. Peal
Minn
Chicago,Great Western Ry
St. Paul
Chicago, Great Western
J. P. Elmer
oAgen
Austin
Denver
Salt Lake
GM. & St. P Ry
J. R. Cooks
California
J.R. Cook
Chicago Milway and St Paul Ry fare sale notice
The Chicago Milway and St Paul Ry will sell first and third Tuesdays in February March April May and June 191 to nearly all points south west and north at one fare plus 2.00 for the round trip. Call on or address C. W. SNERE, Agt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Milway
St Paul Ry
Agt
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Readjustment of Salaries for Postmasters
Washington June 13 the annual readjustment of postmasters salaries is completed in part with July 1 increases for 1 730 postmasters and reductions for 225. The total cost 28 400 and grants 215 000, yielding net income 187 200. New Orleans sees the only rise over 1 000. 3 increases of 500, 14 of 200, 49 of 300, 225 of 200 and 4 458 of 109. Two hundred twenty nine offices advance to presidential class, 16 discontinued as stations. Sioux Falls and Winona named among gains from second to first class. With exceptions 1990, this year surpasses any since 1883.
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Washington
New Orleans
Ius
Ean
Sioux Falls
8. D
Winona
Minn
Mrs McKinley Improves Steadily Despite Heat
Washington June 13 Dr Rixey says Mrs McKinley is getting along nicely and improving steadily though heat affects her mildly She remains favored by warm weather and sat up briefly with relief but strength limits long periods Surgeon General Sternberg notes favorable progress and the patient shows cautious improvement
Head Consul Will Not Be a Candidate Again
St. Paul June 13 The head camp formal statement declares that the head consul will not seek another term. The announcement signals an end of a long tenure and potential leadership changes within the organization.
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St. Paul
Modern Woodmen elects officers. Northcott to serve again
The Modern Woodmen of America elected officers with William A. Northcott as head consul and a slate including Dan B. Horne head adviser Charles W. Hawes head clerk Robert R. Smith head banker Rev James L Charm head chaplain C D Elliott head escort H M Smith head watch man and A B K Bates head sentry plus a nine member board of directors. Northcott announced this would be his final term in office.
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Woodmen of America
William A. Northcott
Greenville
Mls
Dan B. Horne
Davenport
Charles W. Hawes
Rock Island
Robert R. Smith
Brookfield
James L. Charm
Waupun
Wis
C. D. Elliott
Washington
H. M. Smith
Richland
A. BK. Bates
Minneapolis
Minn
A. R. Talbot
Lincoln
Neb
Benjamin D. Smith
Mankato
E. E B. Murphy
Leavenworth
Kan
C. G. Saunders
Council Bluffs
George W. Riley
Danville
Ill
Northcott
Fire at Woodward destroys much of town business
Fire in Woodward Iowa wiped out nearly half the business section, with losses estimated around thirty thousand dollars. Separately advisory dispatches from Warsaw report arrests of several prominent Poles including Niewodomski on political grounds. The Alliance training ship sails from Hampton Roads with two hundred recruits for an extended European cruise. Mrs. Botha arrives in Brussels welcomed by Mr. Leyds. Ohio Wesleyan trustees award LL D to Senator Charles W Fairbanks of Indiana.
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Woodward
Warsaw
Niewodomski
Alliance
Hampton Roads
Botha
Louis Botha
Brussels
Leyds
Ohio Wesleyan University
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
The Arena Gold Mining Co. Investment Prospect
The article argues mining yields top profits with drill advances and chemical ore treatment, highlighting Cripple Creek district gains from $25,000 to over $100,000,000 in ten years. It invites investments of $25 to $1,000 and directs readers to send orders to 601 Equitable Building, Denver, Colo.
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Cripple Creek
Arena Gold Mining Co
Equitable
Denver
Colo
Local names listed for city figures in archival notice
A fragmentary OCR list presents names Geo Wigen EF Hunt G R Lichols B Manchester Joseph Carll T M Foster BS As Bmrth LS Chapman FJ Hill Augustus Vaux P O Malley Henry Harn as readable items in a historical column.
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Geo Wigen
Fastest in the Navy Illinois Sets 17.31 Knot Record
The battleship Illinois earns the title fastest in America by maintaining an average speed of 17.31 knots for four hours on a 6 nautical mile course from Cape Ann to Cape Porpoise and back. She completed a full circle in under eight minutes at full speed, proving turn agility of more than twice her length. Rear Admiral Sampson and Rear Admiral Evans led the trial, with New Port News Shipbuilding officials praising the result.
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Boston
America
Illinois
Presidents Roads
Cape Ann
Cape Porpoise
United States Naval
Sampson
Evans
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Oakland church schedule and meetings listed
Sunday preaching at 10:30 am and 2 pm services in Oakland. Sunday School and Junior Society. Thursday prayer and teachers’ meetings. Wednesday prayer meeting and Friday Ladies’ Aid on second Friday at 2. Woman’s Mission Meeting with Mrs G W ilbour on first Wednesday at 3 pm. Farther Lights on third Wednesday evening. Standing Committee second Monday, Dead meeting fourth Monday at 7:40 pm in Pastor’s Study.
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NW Corner Water
St. Paul Streets
Wade-Be
Christian Endeavor
Cropm Prayer Circle
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Golden Link
St. Paul Street
Oakland
St. Paw Street
Woman's Mission
G E Wilbour
Pan American Exposition Excursion Rates from Chicago Great Western
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers excursion tickets to Buffalo for the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo N Y from May 1 to Nov 1 1901 with round trip fare of one and one third plus a special rate of one fare plus 1 00 for the round trip tickets valid for return within 15 days and midnight departures the lowest rates guaranteed plus illustrated folder with maps hotels time cards and connections for full information contact Great Western agents or J P Elmer. Also tourist rates to Clear Lake from May 1 to Sept 30 1901 at one and one third fare with 3 day return window. W Sneer agent.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago Great Western Railway
Exposition Grounds
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
Adams St
Chicago
Clear Lake
W. Sneer
Navy board to study Porto Rico naval station site
Washington June 13 Secretary Long to appoint a board of naval officers to visit Porto Rico and assess the advisability of establishing a first class naval station there. The inquiry broadens beyond a rendezvous to include an eastern Antilles outpost for ships, with Mayflower to be used by the board. In Samoa, stowaways threaten Tuituila while the government buys beach front property for a hospital run by Dr Blackwall of the Aberanis.
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Washington
Long
Porto Rico
United States
Admiral Luce
Culebra
Antilles
Apia
Samoa
Tuituila
San Francisco
Honolulu
Fagatoga
Blackwall
The
Aberanis
Low railway fares announced by Chicago Great Western
The Chicago Great Western Railway announces low round trip fares with various return limits. From June 18 to 30 and July 1 to August 31 trips to St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth priced at one fare plus 2 for the round trip with a return limit of October 31 1901. Special rates to Deadwood and Hot Springs SD June 18 to 30 and July 10 to August 31 to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Hot Springs SD Deadwood Lead with similar terms. Apply through a Chicago Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago IL.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Deadwood
Hot Springs
S. D
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Lead
Chicago Great Western
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
Horsemen Attention Ithuriel Stallion at Lyck's Barn
Well known stallion Ithuriel will be at Lyck's barn each week from Monday night to Tuesday night drawing breeders and spectators.
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Ithuriel
Lyck’s Barn
Woodmen Excursion to St Paul on Chicago Great Western
The Austin Woodmen delegation will travel by special train via the Chicago Great Western from Austin to St Paul leaving Thursday morning June 18 at 5 o clock. Arrival in St Paul is at 9 a.m. with one hour before the parade. Round trip fare is 2.95 with children under two half that rate. The Woodmen band joins the train and asks members and friends to use this service.
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Chicago Great Western
Austin
St Paul
Woodmen
Reverend Wheeler Sermon Times at Corner St Paul and Mill
Services of special interest at 10 am 12 pm 6 pm and 7 30 pm every Sunday. Seats are free and strangers respectfully invited.
Corner St Paul and Maple Streets Service Times
Community notices list preaching at 10 30 am at Epworth League with class meeting at 10 am prayer service in the evening at the corner of St Paul and Maple Streets.
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St. Paul and
Maple Streets
Cedar Camp Society No 205 A N A Meets Twice Monthly
The report lists officers of Cedar Camp No 205 A N A with two meetings a month at Woodmanhall Oracle. Officers include Dr Fannie Feister as Vice Oracle and Anna Roble as Recorder, along with several other titled roles and managers. A second lodge at Elkshall names Lady Commander Flora Cota and officers, including Mrs Efe Williams and Mrs Spencer Barr.
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Elkshall
Flora Cota
Efe Williams
Spencer Barr
Terry
Fannie Feister
Sarah Becker
Petty
Zender
Crandall
Barr
Meeting Roster for Woodman Hall Officers Listed
Meets on the first and third Tuesdays in Woodman hall with Oracle Beatrice Foster Vice Oracle Etta Hommel Past Oracle Sprague Recorder Louise Brenan Receiver Frances Rice Chancellor Lizzie Stearns Marshall Ethel Stearns Inner Sentinel Tillie Stevens Outer Sentinel Anna Wright Managers Wm Stearns Bennett Hudson.
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Woodmanhall
Oracle
Fannie K Feister
Mattie Fairbanks
Anna BB Roble
Clara Wills
Elizabeth Correll
Etta Ward
Marshall
Julia Peterson
Inner Sentinel
Dora Furtney
Outer Sentinel
Alice Rose
H G Waldeecker
Marporeem
Kate Belseker
Woodman Hall
Beatrice Foster
Etta Hommel
Sprague
Louise Brenan
Frances Rice
Lizzie Stearns
Ethel Stearns
Tillie Stevens
Anna Wright
Wm Stearns
Bennett
Hudson
Elkshall Lodge Officers Meeting Notes Listing
Meets on the first and third Tuesdays in Elkshall with Worthy Chancellor FI Crane and Vice Chancellor Emily Earl. Also listed are Past Chancellor Green Recorder Sarah Foster Treasurer Bush Chaplain Beatty Conductor Prouty Watchman Maxin Guard Malstrom Managers Beatty Bassett Burton.
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Elkshall
FI Crane
Emily Earl
Green
Sarah Foster
Chas Bush
Beatty
Inez Prouty
Maxin
Malstrom
Thos Beatty
Edson Bassett
M Burton
Austin Lodge No 414 Elks Meet Fridays at Main St Ball
Austin Lodge No 414 Elks holds meetings on the second and fourth Fridays each month at the new Elks ball on Main Street. Visiting Elks are invited to attend. Exalted Ruler DJ Simmons and Secretary SS Washburn endorse participation.
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Masonic Hall
Austin
Mian
R L Johnson
Meh P
Parke Goodwin
Austin Lodge No 66
K of P
Art Knights
John i Cook
WJ Urbaten
Austin Lodge NO
New Elks’ Hall
Main Street
Jon, Rustad
M W
OH Harris
New Elks
Main St
Elks
DJ Simmons
SS Washburn
St Bernard Commandery Meeting Schedule Noted
St Bernard Commandery K T No 18 holds its monthly meeting on the first Monday evening at the Masonic hall. Geof Bliss serves as elected commander and Parke Goodwin as recorder.
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ST Bernard
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Am Minn
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
C. W. Swime
Homeseeker
Cardus
Cairo
Ming
Etta Killman
First National Bank
Austin, Minn
O. W. Shaw
N. F.banfield
H.L. Banfield
Austin National Bank
C. H. Davidson
F. J. Crane
J. L. Mitchell
L. D. Baird
M. J. Slaven, V. P
John W. Scott
Citizens National Bank
Minnesota
Seymour Johnson
M. J. Slaven
Lyman D. Baird
Jacob Weisel
Terest
German Insurance Co
Freeport
Milwaukee Mechanics
Milwaukee
Concordia Fire
Northwestern Underwriters
Prussian National
Stettin
Germany
Thecseneuaer
North Dakota
Cuas
F. Exuis
Mandan
N. Dak
Dr. Jenner
Bright
Opera House Pharmacy
Malloy Bros
Pro AU ST
NJ Minn
Mower
George Pier
Hevy
Weigen
Billings
Meena
Chas Starks
Eegen A
Hoteon
John Gould
Weeks John Sortiat
Nels Anders AW Rankin H
F Demming
Donaldy
James Joyce
PT Elliott
John T Turner
Hoi Hoyd
Ole K Hegge M
Hi Miller
James Upheim
P H Carr
Peter Haffner
John J Magee W
Lacey G
H McNeil
Ole J Uilberteo
PA Anderson
Hi A
Wilder M
Hunt
Vermilyea
Welch
A Hunt
Rolfson
Mierce
Stowe
LeRroy LeRoy
Lodi Tappi
Adams Town
Adame
Nevada Lyle Lyle
Hennington
Clayton Marshall Windom
Frankford
Soule
John Thompson
Silas Utzinger
Sanborn
Geo F Brown
W O Connor
Dow Grand Meadow Village
Dexter
Dexter Vii
Red Rock Ave
Hlage
Lansing
Racine
Pleasant Valley
Sargeant Waltham Vadosho
Austin Cie
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Rose Creek
Sargeant Vu
Naval
RAND
Niagara Falls
New York
Dayd Brown, Jr
Endicott Arcade
Linn
Central P
HEV
Kkorze
Paston
First Presbyterian Church
B. . Krorze
Orson
Christian Endeavor Service
Fidelity Lodge
AM Reguliar
Jonn H Anderson
M. Parke Goodwin
Royal Arch
First Baptist Church
Anderson
Bwenue
Tululla
Minne
Sota
Commepter
Ayia
PVN
Christian Church Key
John Treloar
Maple
Chatham Street
Ometal End
A. N. Lane
James Snyder
Pred Gadd
Bible School
Myra Holeen
Ladies Aid Sociery
W.U.M
Lena Treloar
First Congregational Church
B. ¥. Wheeler
Joan Treloak
Chatham Streets
Kenwood Ave
South Ladies Aid
Ladies Missionary Society
CWISM
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. M. Brown
Cedar Camp
No. 205
A.N. A
Lady Maccabees
Court OF Honor
Austin Lodge
PO Elks
LE Corner Water
St. Pau
Hos
Sur St
Mayfield Conve Hayfield
Lyle
Manly
Alem
Hayfield
Minneapore Hayfield
Arc
Dee Moines
St Joseph
Kansas City
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
Sam
Cole
Peice
Cresco Calmar
Cresco Calmar Kan
Peoria
Eee City
Ham
Marshalito
P. Mist
L. Mason C. x
West
Albert Lea
Jackson
Albert Lea, Jackson
Madison
LaCrosse Milw
TaCrome Milw
Mason City
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la Crosse
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Alla
Seb
Keithsburg
Monmouth
Hampton
Ackrey
Eldora
Manly, Kensett
Northwood
Dally
Albia
Owatonna
Northfield
Dexter Sp
Va LaCroasse
Va LaCrosse
Dexter Sp Va LaCrosse
Lea
O. W. Snere
Iowa Central R'y
Eighth Street
Raudenbush Musical Supply House
Raudenbush Building
ST. ‘Paul
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