District Court Adjourns as Judge Grants Continuance
Court adjourns with Judge Kingsley granting a continuance in the case of Johanna Ehnke versus Otto Beck of Waltham after defense requests delay. McGee v. LeRoy Bank verdict favors plaintiff for 329 dollars as witnesses and bank officials testify on forged draft allegations. Trial of Stockbrand vs Loggin and Billiot proceeds with a jury panel formed. court adjourns to Sept 16 due to reporter illness.
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Johanna Ehnke
Otto Beck
Waltham
Fay W. Greenman
Stillwater
Kingsley
McGee
First National Bank
Co. B. Keller
First National Bank of
Albert Lea
Teller Tompkins
National Farmers’ Bank of
N. F. Banfield
Frank
LeRoy Bank
The
Helen L. Lamkin
Theodore H. Stockbrand
Grand Meadow
H. C. Logging
P. T. Billiot
A.W. Wright
Plintiff
Catherwood & Ncholsen
Nicholsen
C. N. Beiseker
Nicholson
Austin
John Enright
Rose Creek
C. E Huser
H. Schmaling
Udolpho
C. J. Weisel
Andrew Amitten
Dexter
Andrew Sabre
Marshall
T. A. Edson
Windom
H. Williamson
John Guinny
Red Rock
Tony Bissen
Nevada
A. Bell
Lodi
P. T. Elliot
Clayton
Stockbrand
Band Concert in the Park Draws Crowd in Central Park
Several hundred people attended a Wednesday night band concert at Central Park. The park’s lighting and lawned slopes drew a large evening crowd, with autos and carriages lining the street. The event praises council support for concerts in parks and notes continued improvements in the music.
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Central Park
Owls Charter Night At Elks Hall Adds 75 New Members
The Owls lodge met at the Elks Hall on Wednesday night admitting about 75 new members. Membership reaches roughly 225. The group rents the Elks Mall for meetings and will convene on the first and third Mondays each month. A flashlight group photo was taken.
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Owls
Elks’ Hall
Lodge
Elks
Bijou Tonight Promises Best Show In Town
The notice advertises a performance at the Bijou tonight described as the best show in town. It targets local audiences seeking entertainment and city residents looking for a night out.
Political Notes on Republican caucuses and county convention
Rumors of county optionists trying to seize the caucuses and floor at the county convention in Hirsh Auditorium sparked anxiety. ward leaders prepared tickets and rigs, but no fight occurred as delegates from Austin were elected from three wards including F R Smith and J Pairbanks in the First Ward and L D Baird in the Second Ward among others.
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Hirsh Auditorium
Austin
F. R. Smith
John Pairbanks
W. J. Bell
Ralph Crane
Thos. Riley
W. J. Arbatch
L. B. Sherwood
Geo. Hirsh
L. D. Baird
H. A. Avery
C. E. Heisey
C. R. Boostrom
A. T. Hotson
P. Bump
W. L. van Camp
Wm. Hinman
Art Anderson
BE. H. Elward
Third Ward
Campbell
Ira Padden
Frank Clay
Geo. Umhoefer
Fred Nockelby
John Haselrud
Hoch to Speak at Chautauqua Evening July 11
Ex-Gov Hoch of Kansas will headline the Chautauqua program in Austin on July 11. A strong, fearless speaker, Hoch is praised for his forceful address and growing oratorical polish as he discusses his Kansas message. The talk is expected to draw a large, engaged audience from local business circles.
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Chautauqua
Hoch
Kansas
Austin
Guv
Tloch
Topeka Daily Capital
Wilson to Name Eberhart as G Op Nominee at State Convention
S B Wilson of Mankato will nominate A Q O Eberhart as the party candidate for governor at the Republican state convention to be held next Tuesday in the St Paul Auditorium. Wilson is a well known attorney and former judge of probate who has served six terms as county attorney and enjoys wide statewide acquaintances.
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S. B. Wilson
Mankato
A. Q O. Eberhart
St. Paul
Wilson
Henry Weber Dominates Jury Sentiments in Mower County
In Dexter based discussions with jurors of Mower county a strong support for Henry Weber emerges. Conversations reveal near unanimous backing for Weber as judge of probate reflecting his neighborhood loyalty.
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Henry Weber
Dexter
Mower County
Mr. Weber
Grand jury urges Col Wright to again seek county attorney post
The grand jury passes resolutions urging Col. A. W. Wright to again become a candidate for county attorney, expressing the wishes of the entire county. Wright has served faithfully as county officer, and the compliment is well earned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
A. W. Wright
Wright
Social Twelve gathering at Brownsdale home
The Social Twelve were entertained Wednesday at Mrs. Carl Lyck's Brownsdale residence. The ladies drove over and enjoyed a fine dinner and an enjoyable afternoon. Ice cream and take were served at five o'clock, and they drove home about six.
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Carl Lyck
Brownsdale
Pockets Picked by Gypsies on Way to Albert Lea
George Hoffman report says he was relieved of $10 by a gang described as thieves and pick pockets near Riceland township as he sought matches. He recovered $7 in Albert Lea after pursuing the offenders despite threats from authorities to arrest them as they moved on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoffman
Riceland Township
Albert Lea
Albert Lea Tribune
Peerless Flour Mills Cash Priced Sacks and Bulk Feed List
Peerless Flour Mills announces cash prices on 49 lb sacks of Flour and 49 lb sacks of various blends including White Rose and Export Clear, plus Kansas Patent and Graham Flour. Bulk items list Bran Middlings Ground Feed and more with per hundred weight pricing. Prices subject to change without notice.
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Kansas
Peerless Flour Mills
Hoch Tops As Kansas Platform Orator Of Record
The passage argues that Hoch is the most effective Kansas platform speaker, superior in emotional appeal and sincerity to Ingalls. It praises Hoch’s warmth and human connection, while noting Ingalls’ mastery of invective and English style but lacking emotional resonance.
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Kansas
Ingalls
Hod
A Woman to Be Pretty Hair Loss Cure Ad
An advertisement touts dandruff as the cause of hair loss and baldness. It Promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a chemical remedy that kills the dandruff germ, stops falling hair, and prevents baldness. The offer includes a 10 cent sample request and a bottle guarantee through J. E. Malloy, Detroit agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Chemical Laboratory
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Ailsa Paige Inub and South Civil War Setting
This week’s Saturday Evening Post features the first installments of Robert W. Chambers new tale Ailsa Paige. The story is praised as equal to his best works with added romance set in the American South during the Civil War.
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Robert W., Chambers
Ailsa Paige
South
Pretty Lansing Wedding Joins Miss Myrtle Enney and Prof. Perry Atwood
Miss Myrtle Lucie Enney and Prof. Perry M. Atwood of McIntire Iowa wed at 4 30 pm Wednesday June 15 at the brides parents home in Lansing Rev Burns officiated Attendants were Miss Birdie Phillips and Arthur Atwood The couple departed for St Paul Thursday Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs H Atwood and family Mr and Mrs Frank Enney and children Mr and Mrs Geo Hart and children Mrs A C Enney Arthur Enney and Miss Elsie Ostenson.
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Lansing
Myrtle Lucie Enney
Perry M. Atwood
McIntire
Iowa
Rev
Burns
Riceville
Birdie Phillips
Arthur Atwood
Miss Enney
Hattie McIntyre
H. Atwood
Mclintire
Frank Enney
Lakota
N. Dak
Geo, Hart
Pratt
A. C. Enney
Owatonna
Arthur Enney
Bartlett
Elsie Ostenson
Lyle
Miss Schmukla and Waintroeb Wed in Marshalltown
Miss Rebecca Schmukla and Mr. Sam Waintroeb were married on Tuesday in Marshalltown Iowa marking the end of a Russia started romance. The couple met as playmates in Russia and ten weeks ago Schmukla moved to the United States to join relatives. The groom runs a shoe repair shop and the pair plan to make Marshalltown their home.
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Rebecca Schmukla
Sam Waintroeb
Marshalltown
Iowa
Russia
Mr. Waintroeb
Land of Freedom
Miss Schmukla
Mrs. Waintro
Roots and remedies trace to grandmother’s fall chest
A history of home remedies links Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to a family medicine chest cultivated from roots herbs and barks. The product evolved over decades with careful preparation and accuracy to serve female health needs.
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Lydia_ E. Pinkham
Village of Waltham Sealed Bid for Lock-Up Building
Sealed proposals will be received at the Village Recorder's office until 10 o'clock A M June 25 1910 for erection and completion of a village lock-up for Wai tham Minn Plans and specifications by W F Keefe Architect Austin Minn on file at the Recorder's and Architect's offices A 5 percent certified check accompanies each bid The village reserves the right to reject any or all bids Dated at Waltham Minn June 9 1910 L B Chapman Village Recorder
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Vr Recorder
Waitham
Minn
W. F. Keefe
Austin
Village Recorder
Waltham, Minn
Happiness Is Found In Staying Busy Not Miserable Quote
A brief quotation from Sheldon expresses that happiness comes from keeping oneself occupied rather than dwelling on misery. It highlights a positive outlook tied to active work and engagement.
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Sheldon
Austin Liquor License Applications Listed for 1910
Official notice lists multiple individuals and businesses in Austin Minnesota seeking licenses to sell intoxicating beverages for one year from July 1 1910. Applicants include Al Wengert A E Shields H B Julius & Brother Herb Kendricks Frank Veverka D P Gaul Joseph Wolf James Geraghty Adam Avens Soren Peterson George Umhoefer J B Weise Geo O Dolan F Erdman J H Mayer Frank Hillam. Hearing set June 24 1910 at 8 PM before the Common Council.
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Austin
Minn
City of Austin
City of
al Wengert
East Mill Street
A. E. Shields
East Bridge Street
H. B. Julius & Brother
Herb Kendricks
Frank Veverka
D. P. Gaul
Bridge Street
Joseph Wolf
East Water Street
James Geraghty
Adam Avens
North Railway Street
Soren Peterson
George Umhoefer
J. B. Weise
Geo. O. Dolan
Water Street
Common Council
City Recorder
T. M. Foster
Absentminded Attorney Pays Dual Livery Bills
An attorney hires a team at two livery stables then leaves the horses at the second stable for eight days. Both shops trust him to settle, chalk the charges on slips, and he finally pays both bills, learning a lesson about his forgetful tendencies.
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Stable No. 1
Lubbock Reflection on Seeing Beyond Shallow Surfaces
A Sir John Lubbock quotation suggests the mind can choose between murky bottom mud and the blue sky’s reflected image in a shallow pool. The maxim invites deeper perception beyond surface appearances.
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Sir John Lubbock
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