Manager Arrested Over Bankruptcy Stock License
Austin enforces a license for selling bankrupt stock importations. The New York Brokerage Co advertised two large bankrupt stocks from Des Moines and Mason City. City Attorney Nicholson and Chief Galt confronted the store about licensing. A warrant for manager Ar changer was served. ex-sheriff Johnson pressed for immediate arrest and closure. Trial set for Monday at 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
New York
Des Moines
Mason City
Nicholson
Galt
Keenan
Justice’s Office
French & Sasse
Epworth League District Convention in Austin
The Wi nona district Epworth League meets in Austin June 16 to 18 with Bishop Ro bert McIntyre of St Paul delivering a keynote on Methodist Dynamite. Miss Jessie Hillier of Brownsdale presents a Saturday morning paper on The Up Family Get up stay up pay up pray up look up and lift up. Rev E V Du Bois of Chester will preach the convention sermon and J C Craig of Winona closes Sunday eve with The Supreme Task. Hortense Robbins of Austin is secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Epworth League
Austin
Robert McIntyre
St. Paul
Jessie Hillier
Brownsdale
Austin Epworth League
E. V. du Bois
Chester
J.C. Craig
Supreme Task
Hortense Robbins
B Y P U Picnic Delights Community Gathering In Dinsmore Grove
The B Y P U picnic drew about one hundred attendees Wednesday evening at Dinsmore's grove two miles south of town. Autos from the church provided transport, with Gleason Curbitt and Machacek assisting. Harry Earl and committee supplied ample refreshments. Roy Pierce departs for Minneapolis tomorrow to work as a ticket agent for the C M St P railroad. Harry and Ethel Mady visited Rose Creek today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People
Dinsmore’s Grove
Messrs
Gleason
Corbitt
Machacek
Harry Earl
Roy Pierce
Minneapolis
C. M
St. P
History of Mower County published by H C Cooper Jr
Advance copies of the new History of Mower County are issued by H C Cooper Jr of Chicago. Editor Franklyn Curtiss-Wedge is praised for scholarly organization and exhaustive research in a multi hundred page local history with twelve hundred biographies and chapters on Indian history settlements government railroads and civil war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower County
H.C. Cooper Jr. & Co
Chicago
Franklyn Curtiss-Wedge
Minnesota
Austin
Minnesota National Guard
H. C. Cooper Jr
Nathan F. Banfield
Lyman A. Sherwood
A. W. Allen
Jennie Keith
Robert L. Moore
C. D. Belden
Col
A. W. Wright
George E. Anderson
J. N. Nicholson
G. A. Franklin
H. L. Banfield
L. D. Baird
Misses West and Hall Attend St. Mary's Commencement
Misses Vera West and Sophia Hall, with Mr and Mrs Frei Baird, returned from Faribault Wednesday after attending the St. Marys commencement exercises. They reported delightful weather and a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera West
Sophia Hall
Frei Baird
Faribault
St. Mary’s
A Long Trip From Austin to See Relatives on Three Month Tour
Mr and Mrs Paul Zender depart Austin at 4 30 am tomorrow for a three month vacation to visit relatives and old time friends. They will travel via Aberdeen Clark Spokane Pullman Walla Walla Colfax North Yakima Portland Tacoma and Vancouver stopping to see family and Austin connections, ending by Canadian Pacific route to Winnipeg St Paul and home.
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Paul Zender
Austin
Co. G. W
Aberdeen
M.D
Mary Birdsey
Mr. Zender
Nick
Clark
Henry
Billings
R.R. Shepherd
Geo
Brieback
J.M. Russell
Spokane
Joseph
Pullman
John
Walla Walla
Lohman
Houston County
Colfax
Charles Custed
Calmar
North Yakima
H. Harrison
Austin Bunch
Portland
John Robertson
Tacoma
O. H. Harris
Seattle
Vancouvre
Winnipeg
St. Paul
Home
Big Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Austin
The Fourth of July committees meet Saturday night to finalize plans for a large celebratory program in Austin. The event aims to attract the biggest crowd yet, with extensive advertising across Mower County from Albert Lea to Spring Valley and near the Iowa line to Owatonna. The Austin Automobile club assisted in distributing lithographs, posters, banners, and related materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower
Minnesota
Austin
Albert Lea
Spring Valley
Iowa State Line
Owatonna
Austin Automobile Club
Howard Vaughan Wedding At Home ceremony in Austin
A quiet home wedding took place at 1 o'clock on Wednesday at 1105 Jay Street Austin as Myrtle Thelma Howard wed Phineas Drew Vaughan Rev C D Belden officiated the ring service in front of close family. The bride wore a blue silk gown with white trim and carried white roses. After a wedding dinner the couple departed by afternoon train for Owatonna Mankato St Paul and Dodge Center amid friends best wishes.
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Nartey Howard
Jay Street
Austin
Myrtle Thelma
Phineas Drew Vaughan
C. D. Belden
Nancy Howard
Lansing
Owatonna
Mankato
St. Paul
Dodge Center
Made as Good as New at Austin Pantorium
The Austin Pantorium offers French dry cleaning steam cleaning tailor pressing and repairing. They clean all kinds of clothing including men and women’s wear and accessories. Mrs H J Watt proprietor 131 E Mill St with phones Interstate 428 and N W 440 J.
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Austin Pantorium
H. J. Watt
Mill Street
Interstate
N. W
Daffodil Superstitions Cited From Poems and Folk Belief
The piece notes daffodils as poisonous and unlucky, citing Herrick’s lines about a single flower predicting misfortune and death. It adds a Devon superstition that a lone daffodil on an stormhouse table would trigger fear of no young ducks, while breaking the spell relies on a bouquet.
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Herrick
Herrick’s
Devon
St James
Miss Belle Kearney to Speak on Women's Day at Chautauqua
Miss Belle Kearney, renowned traveler and speaker, will headline Women's Day at Chautauqua. She plans to discuss Old Days in Dixie Land from a slaveholder's daughter's view, sharing humorous anecdotes about Negro life in the old South. The event invites all women in the region to attend with their husbands and beaux.
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Belle Kearney
Dixie Land
Miss Kearney
Old South
Chautauqua
Physical strains and aging athletes urge easing limits
The piece argues men over forty face declining physiologic resilience as civilization extends life. It warns against excessive training by nonathletes and sportsmen, noting rising damaged hearts. It urges men past forty five to reduce strenuous exertion to preserve health and lifespan.
Musical Sounds and Noise Compared Across Distances
A London Globe observation notes musical sounds travel farther than loud noise. From outside a fair, instruments are heard at a mile, while the crowd noise fades. It cites Cremona violins around 1600 as superior in tone, remaining audible longer at distance than modern instruments.
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Cremona
London Globe
Two Machines for Bobbies and His Wife
Two machines bought one for himself and one for his wife. The remark prompts that her sewing machine keeps his going, a witty line from the Baltimore American reflecting domestic practicality and humor.
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Bobbies
Baltimore
Great Regatta Plans Foreshadow World Speed Records
Dubuque Iowa hosts the Mississippi Valley Power Boat association regatta July 3 4 5 with dozens of high speed hydroplanes from Dixie IV to Yankee expected to break records. Enthusiasts from across the nation converge as power boats race 40 32 36 foot classes amid illuminated parades and fireworks.
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Thomas Lipton
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
Dubuque
Iowa
W. H. Fauber
Mississippi Valley
America
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
St. Chox
Illinois
Great Lakes
Cagsville
Wis
Bellevue
Milionaire
New York
Frederick K. Burnham
Motor Boat Club of America
Sensational Arrest Halts Austin Sale At Hub Store
The Austin Minnesota hub store sale halted at game time after a sensational arrest. M. L. Urdanger faced charges for operating without a license, with Justice Fairbanks setting a hearing for June 19. The seizure disrupted 50 plus jobs and upset hundreds of shoppers, but organizers promise a 1 p.m. reopen and ten days of bargain selling.
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State OF Minnesota
Mower
Austin
J. N. Nicholson
City of
M. L. Lordanger
M. L. Urdanger
Minnesota
Minnnesota
John Fairbanks
Yoncalla land sale in Umpqua Valley offers five or ten acre tracts
Prospectus markets Yoncalla Douglas County Oregon land in the Umpqua Valley promising rich living on five or ten acre tracts with no irrigation and deep soil. Buyers are urged to plant and care for trees for five years and pay in easy installments, with free information from The Normal Restaurant or Yonealla Orchards Company in Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Douglas County
Oregon
Umpqua Valley
Yonealla Orchards Company
Plymouth Ridg
Minneapolis
Minn
He’s Still Doing Time Says Youth
A kindly old woman asks what the father does for a living and the youth replies that time itself sows, noting that the father used to do everybody. The exchange, attributed to the New York Times, reflects a humorous or philosophical take on labor and aging.
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Younster
New York Times
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B. Y. P. U. Picnic
Harry
Ethel Mady
Rose Creek
Thomas Cronon
Roger
Rogers Brand
Mower County History
H. C. Cooper, Jr. Co
Louis W. Belden
Connecticut
Samuel M. Gillelan
Boston
Howard-Vaughan
Greece
Egypt
China
Japan
Russia
Leo Tolstoi
Europe
Belle Kearney, Balfour
Miss
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association Regatta
Dubuque, IA
City
St. Valentine
Shakespeare
Noah Webster
Jim Galt
Hub Dept
Jas. Keenan
M. L. Archanger
New York Brokerage Co
Justice Fairbanks
Ado
Dan Grant
Mrs
Wm. Thompson
Yoncalla
Munsing Union
Ladies Union
Children’s Union Suits
Girls Union
Men’s Union
C. L. West Dry Goods Co
Peerless Flour Mills
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