County Plans First Annual Commencement at Dexter
Mower county schools schedule their first annual commencement on Thursday June 3 at Dexter with a grove ceremony if weather allows in Medbury's Hall. Thomas R Cole will deliver the address, a stock judging demonstration is set from the State College of Agriculture, and the Dexter band will provide music. A basket dinner, refreshments, sports, and diplomas mark a day expected to be a memorable county event.
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Mower County
Dexter Village
Medbury’s Hall
Austin
Thomas RK. Cole
State College of Agriculture
Dexter
Dexter Band
State College
C. D. Belden
Henry Weber Jr
Gertrude Ellis Skinner
Autin
Thomas R Cole
St. Paul
Grace B
Sherwood
Wm. Christie
Lost pearl brooch found and returned through Herald
Mrs. Ed Daley turned in a pearl brooch found and returned to its owner Mrs. Ed Coter at the Herald office. Morris Peterson, ten, found a five dollar bill advertised as lost by W. P. Johnson and reported it, showing honesty on the road to a good life.
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The
Herald
Ed Daley
Ed Coter
P. G. Peterson
Morris
W. P. Johnson
Auto Club Meeting in Austin At Commercial Club
The Austin Automobile club holds a meeting at the Commercial club rooms tonight at eight o'clock. All members are urged to attend and membership cards will be issued. Good Roads enthusiasts are requested to be present.
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Austin Automobile Club
Commercial Club
Sensational air and auto races to headline city aviation meet
Minneapolis and St Paul plan four big racing days starting June 22 featuring Glenn Curtiss with a new model airplane, Barney Oldfield on a 200 hp Benz car, and Minor Heir the famed harness horse. The event blends past present and future of racing with top flyers like Charles Hamilton and J C Mars and amateur aviators including Clifford Harmon.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Glenn H. Curtiss
Barney Oldfield
Benz
Curtiss
Charles K. Hamilton
Chas
FP. Willard
J. C. Mars
Clifford F. Harmon
Waltham School Ends Year With Show Of Student Work
The Waltham school closed its year with songs and recitations and a display of two months of work prepared for the County Fair. Pupils donated silk interior flags, and the program featured sewing, booklets on agriculture, scrapbooks, and a culinary corner with cakes and bread.
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Waltham
Chautauqua Stunt Fest Opens July Ninth
The Chautauqua Saylets announce the festival opens July ninth with options to buy season tickets at Wold's drug store. Early buyers save 50 cents, paying 1.50 for a week of entertainment including Kryls and Gillilan touted as top attractions.
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Wold’s
Kry
Austin
Kryl
Gillilan
Big Tent Show Opens With Packed Crowd And Notable Band
The Big Tent Stock Co. opened last night to a packed audience with loud applause. Mr. Sights earns praise for a superb band and orchestra. Seats at Frank Zender's Cigar and News stand from 9 am to 7 pm. Reserved 35c general 25c children 15c. Tonight's play is Wedded by No Wife.
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Sights Stock Co
Sights
Frank Zender
Union Sunday Evening Meetings Planned for July and August
A correction notes a typographical error in a previous Herald item. Union Sunday evening meetings were planned, with the first gathering set for Sunday evening July 3 at the Baptist church. Dr J F Stout of the Methodist church will deliver the patriotic address.
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The
Herald
Baptist Church
J. F. Stout
Methodist Church
June Race Meet Promises Two Days of Thrilling Harness Action
The June Race meeting offers a strong field across classes with the 2:19 pace drawing three Austin entries Harman and Dovenburg's Silverneer Wil Horrobin's Freddie C. and J A Rutherford's Jeanette C Local insiders expect a fiercely run race alongside a full card of events as Penisa Maid's debut last year looms as a benchmark and drivers predict historic moments at the Austin tract.
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Austin
Harman & Dovenburg
Silverneer
Wil Horrobin
Freddie C
J. A. Rutherford
Jeanette C
A. ©. Page
Austin Driving Association
Penisa Maid
United States
Social Events Highlight Month's Activities
The Tennis club dancing party at the Elks hall Monday evening drew twenty couples with music by Mr. and Mrs. Tichy and Dr. Rayman. Mrs. R. C. Kimberly received a farewell surprise Saturday afternoon, with a social visit and a 5:30 supper before her move to Watertown, South Dakota.
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Elks’ Hall
R. C. Kimberly
Infant dies of severe cold in College Street home
Dorothy Bell, two weeks old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Peacock, died this morning shortly before six at their College street home. Funeral held at 1:30 this afternoon with Rev. Davis presiding. Burial was in Fairview cemetery near Oakland.
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Dorothy Bell
E. L. Peacock
Cnts
College Street
Rev. Davis
The
Presbyterian Church
Fairview Cemetery
Oskland
Card of Thanks from the Peacock Family
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our bereavement and for floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. BE. L. Peacock.
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BE. L. Peacock
London Church Services and Local Notes
London residents attended services Sunday at 2 o clock. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. W. C. Goslee last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs E F Dunn and Percy Dunn visited in London Sunday. Mrs Alya Lang stayed at her father's home part of last week. Miss Cecil Crisman visited her sister Mrs H S Chandler in Cedar City last week. Frank Dunn and daughter Mary visited at W Dunn's Saturday night and Sunday. Several local youths attended a carnival in Austin last week. P Bump returned to Austin Saturday afternoon and helped with corn plowing at the farm. School closed in the village with a program last Friday. Carpenters began work on Mr Andersen's barn this week.
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W. C. Goslee
E. FE. Dunn
Percy Dunn
London
Alya Lang
Cecil Crisman
H. S. Chandler
Cedar City
P. Bump
Austin
Lyle Township Notes On Local Visits And Home Projects
Lyle Township residents record daily events including Del Roberts laying a cement floor in his barn and Mrs Frank Barcley visiting her sister Mrs Emanuel Crumrine. H Roberts Sr rests in the country as Lon Wilder and family visit H C Trowbridge. Guy Magee returns from a Twin Cities trip, and Floyd Mahacek has acquired a new motor cycle.
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Frank Barcley
Emanuel Crumrine
H. Roberts, Sr
District Court Convenes With Grand Jury in Two Cases
The June term opened as grand jury foreman W H Deane and deputy Parke Goodwin began inquiries into two criminal cases. Otto Beck of Waltham faced a major charge brought by Miss Johanna Ehnke who fainted during session. Five aliens were naturalized this afternoon with remarks and lighthearted exchanges among witnesses.
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W. H. Deane
Parke Goodwin
Otto Beck
Waltham
Johanna Ehnke
Grand Jury
Miss Ehnke
Petit Jury
Peter Hendrickson
Jeo
Hr. Thaden
Geo. Gilbertson
Geo
W. Peterson
Matter
Geo. H. Thaden
S. R. Furlong
Lucinda Wooley
Alwelling Bros
A. F. Looby
Margaret Moody
A. H. Dennis
Dennis
John J Hempsing
Stena
Osmund Olson
August Wietstack
C.H
George
Greece
Jacob Spring
Kingsley
Switzerland
United States of America
Frank Bix
Abraham Dubinsky
Jacob Goltzman
Nicholas II
Czar
A. Rosenthal
Mr. Rosenthal
Jacob
L. A. to O. R. C. Sewing Society Event Planned
Mrs. Charles Brown Mrs. Jo Kain and Mrs. H M Warfield will entertain the sewing society of the L A to O R C Thursday afternoon from 2 to 5 at the O R C hall. All members are requested to be present.
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Charles Brown
Jo Kain
H. M. Warfield
Sewing Society of
L. A
O.R.C
O.R. C. Hall
Austin Aerie F
Ellis’ Hall
Cemetery Association Meeting Scheduled in Cedar City
The Cedar City Cemetery Association will meet Tuesday June 21 at 2 p.m. on the grounds to elect officers and conduct official business.
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Cedar City Cemetery Association
His Athletic Neighbor
A boarding house resident disturbs others with a room setup, and the young man discovers the bag puncher is a robust woman in a red jersey. He asks to borrow matches, revealing the odd confrontation in a humorous newsy anecdote from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Your Hat May Be a Stylish One But It Causes Trouble
A vintage-style health ad claims hats breed parasitic germs causing hair loss and dandruff. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the solution, claiming it kills germs and restores healthy hair. Sample offer 10 cents via The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich. Special Agent J E Malloy.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Market Prices and Livestock Rates Billed in Local Trade
Market listings show Hogs priced 75 to 75 cents per pound, cows and veal figures around 2.00 to 2.75, and cattle rates in the 1.50 to 2.50 range. Dairy goods list butter and eggs with stable prices, while lambs and sheep move in the fat category.
Rutherford seeks discharge in U S Bankruptcy Court
John T. Rutherford of Minnesota requests a full discharge from all debts provable against his estate under the federal bankruptcy acts after being adjudged bankrupt on May 6 1910 and surrendering all property. He asks the court to decree a discharge under the bankruptcy laws, dated June 8 1910.
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John T. Rutherford
Mower
Minnesota
Court sets hearing on petition in Minnesota district case
On June 13 1910 the United States District Court in Minnesota ordered a hearing for June 27 1910 in St Paul. It directs notice by publication in the Austin Daily Herald and mail copies to all known creditors. Clerk Mabel L Sheardown to mail copies. Judge Charles L Willard presided.
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John T. Rutherford
Charles A. Willard
District Court of the United States
District of Minnesota
A. D
St. Paul
Austin Daily Herald
Charles L. Willard
Winona
A.D
Charles L. Spencer
Mabel L. Sheardown
Village of Watham Seeks Lock-Up Bid by June 25 1910
Sealed proposals must be filed at the Village Recorder’s office by 10 A M on June 25 1910 for the erection and completion of a village lock up in Watham Minnesota. Plans and specs are on file with the Village Recorder and Architect W F P Keefe Austin Minnesota. A 5 percent certified check accompanies each bid. The village reserves the right to reject any or all bids. June 9 1910. S 8 Chapman Village Recorder
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Village Recorder
Watham
Minn
W. FP
Keefe
Austin
Waltham, Minn
Peerless Flour Mills Cash Prices for Various Goods
Flour and feed prices listed in 49 lb sacks and bulk with cash terms. Items include Peerless Flour White Rose Flour Export Clear Kansas Patent Graham Farina and more with per sack or per Cwt pricing. Delivery offered on reasonable orders. prices subject to change.
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Kansas
Teachers, Business Women and Nurses Sought Ad Opens 11-3t Job Fair Readings
Readable ad invites teachers, business women and nurses to participate in an event on November 3 at 11 o clock. It emphasizes professional roles and local participation.
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Auto Club Meeting
Austin, Minn
Waltham School
Social Even's
Frank Dunn
Mary
W. Dunn’s
Mr. Andersen
Lyle Township
del Roberts
Lon Wilder
Lyle Village
H.C. Trowbridge's
Guy Magee
Twin Cities
Floyd Mahacek
J. E. Malloy
Special Agent
the Herald
Emwood and
Maple Street
California
West Mill Street
Schultz
Henry Furtney
P. O
Cincinnati
Pik Hotel
Elk Hotel
L. F. Torsleff
Alex 8
Campbell
Evergreen Farm
Timothy Hay
Wm. P. Johnson
L. D. Baird
A. R. No
Cressey’s Music Store
West College Street
Herald Office
Jane Todd
Markelo
Ays
Sec
United States District Court
Waitham, Minnesota
Chapman
John M. Briebach
the Meat Man
Ganire
Fleming
OJ Benton
Austin Minn
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