western trip reports strong irrigated lands and beet production
E. H. Smith reports generally good conditions in the western country with drought easing and alfalfa harvests under way near Billings. Sugar beets, beets and beet byproducts drive local industry as production yields rise. several Austin business figures relocate to Billings and hold notable posts. The note ends with travel rates and a prompt to seek Mr. Smith for information.
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E.H. Smith
Billings
Yellow Stone Country
R. E. Shepherd
Austin
Billings Land & Irrigation Company
W. E B. Waldron
First National Bank of Austin
Yellow Stone National of Billings
Dean Wright
Merchants’ National Bank
R.E. Shepherd
Clare Basford
Central Baptist Association Meeting at Blooming Prairie
The Central Baptist association met at Blooming Prairie Wednesday to Friday with strong numbers and interest. A large Austin delegation attended including Mrs N F Earl Mrs Carleton Fairbanks Mrs Alex Campbell Mrs William Evison Miss Lillian Garrison Henry Jacobs Rev and Mrs J H Carstens and Mrs George Benton. Rev Mr Carstens spoke on the Power of the Holy Spirit Wednesday morning at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Association
Blooming Praire
Austin
N. F. Earl
Carleton Fairbanks
Alex Campbell
Wiliam Evison
Lillian Garrison
Henry Jacobs
J. H. Carstens
George Benton
Special music at the Men’s Meeting next Sunday
A brief note announces special music at the Men’s Meet ing next Sunday. Parish organizers invite attendees and specify a chosen musician. The program aims to enhance the event’s contemplative pace.
Nolan Favored For Lieutenant Governor In Local GOP Convention
The Republican county convention met at Hirsh Auditorium to choose delegates to the state convention. W A Nolan, S D Catherwood, Alex Campbell and others were named to the delegation, with Nolan urged as the nominee for lieutenant governor and the convention adjourning after naming a county central committee.
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Nepuvilian
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Rau
Fuesuay
Dune Zi
Nou
Gilereu
Solia
Methous
Ob&ecure
Wusy
Cour
Callea
Roy Ot LeRoy
Philip Scheiger Oo
Grand Meadow
Hirsh
Uamo
Ion
L. VD
Bairu
D. Cather Waven
Secteu
Campbell
Nolly
Smith
RK. Smith
C. Eerickson
W. H. Goousell
IF. B. Morri
Neil Johnson
Austintown
Lye Town
Bennington
L. D. Baird
Catherwood
Frnk Hambrecht
Phillip Schieiger
Martin Stephenson
I. B. Sherwood
W. R. Hunter
D.L. Tanner
George Eastman
F. E. Miland
Hubbard Carey
Court House
John Gjernes
Chas. Schwartz
E. C. Erickson
John Camfield
Racine
W. A. Nolan
D. Catherwood
Alex
Ira Padden
C. R. Boostrom
Osman Olson
Thomas Riley
A. G. Larson
H. A. Avery
J.J. Furcon
Charley Schwartz
Uja
Schwartz
Baird
J. J. Furlong
Hoon
Nolan
Era Club Picnic Features Julia Nelson Address
About twenty Era club members gathered at the Elmer farm Friday for a picnic and meeting. Julia B. Nelson, former president of the State W B A, spoke on equal rights and the ballot as a tool for equal opportunity, arguing woman suffrage advances reforms and organizes for change.
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Era Club
Elmer Farm
Julia B. Nelson
Christadelphians Hold Meetings in Austin Auditorium
Christadelphians have conducted religious meetings in Austin at the Auditorium since last Tuesday. The small group numbers two in the city and draws interest with its unusual methods. They require personal Bible study before baptism and rely on lay members with no paid ministers. They believe in a literal second coming of Christ and a future earthly kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Christian Church
Christ
Earth
Mrs Hollister Hosts Clerks Picnic in Lafayette Park
Mrs J M Hollister entertained her clerks at a picnic supper in Lafayette Park Friday evening.
Christian Brotherhood to hold final meeting before fall
The Christian Brotherhood announces that next Sunday's afternoon gathering will be the last until fall. Dr. A. M. Lewis will lead the session on matters of special importance and every member is urged to attend, even if only for an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Brotherhood
A. M. Lewis
Children Enjoy Picnic At Lafayette Park
The Congregational Sunday school children about thirty joined a Friday afternoon outing under Mrs C C Leck with aides Mrs F E Knopf and Miss Marie Page. Autos loaned by L D Baird N P Banfield and H E Catlin enabled a city and country ride followed by a park supper at five o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congregational Sunday School
C.C. Leck
Lafayette Park
County Attorney filings set for two party nominations
Two filings occurred for county attorney today Fay R Greenman seeks Republican nomination Otto Baudler of Pandler Brothers seeks Democratic nomination If Col Wright declines a race between Greenman and Baudler would follow If Wright runs he would likely win
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Fay R. Greenman
Otto Baudler
Pandler Brothers
Col. Wright
Greenman
Bandler
Wright
The First Photographs A Look Back at Old Time Portraits
A Detroit News-Tribune reminiscence recalls early photography with long exposures and stiff poses. Mothers combed hair, tied bows, and the subject endured a torturous “Look pleasant” command while the camera clicked behind a black cloth.
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Detroit News-Tribune
St Augustine church schedule and services posted
Mass times at 8:00 and 10:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 Rev J A Emanuel Naess preacher English services morning and evening Sunday School and Bible Class at noon Young People's League at 7:00 p.m.
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J. A. Emanuel Naess
Young People’s League
Local church services listed for Sunday and week
The First Church of Christ Scientist holds services at 10 30 a m with Sabbath school at 11 46 and a Wednesday 8 pm testimony meeting. The First Congregational Church at St Paul and Mill lists 10 30 am worship, 12 pm Sunday School, 7 pm Christian Endeavor, and a memorial Yeomen service at 2 80.
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First Church of Christ Scientist
First Congregational Church
Corner St. Paul and
Mill Streets
F. E. Knopf
Christian Endeavor
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
CHRIST CHURCH AND FIRST BAPTIST SERVICES
The CHRIST CHURCH Episcopal at corner St Paul and Water streets holds Holy Communion at 10 30 a m and evening prayer at 7 30 p m on first Sundays. Regular Sundays begin with Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Morning Prayer and sermon at 10 30 a m and Evening Prayer at 8 00 p m. First Baptist Church at corner St Paul and Lekland Ave, Rev J H Carstens, pastor, offers morning sermon What is Man and evening sermon The Parents and the Child with soloists Frank Wilbour and Dr A N Collins. B Y P U meets at 7 00 p m led by Ella Eide with assistant Mise Lucile LaClair.
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St. Paul and
Water Streets
C. W. Holmes
First Baptist Church
Correr St Paul St
Lekland Ave
J. H. Carstens
Frank Wilbour
A. N. Collins
Christ
Ella Eide
Mise Lucile LaClair
Stout Announces Services and Musical program
Rev J F Stout D D minister. Morning service at 10 30 with subject Things that are Shaken and evening service at 8 with Things That Remain. Soprano solos by Miss Etta Robertson and Miss Alice Hayes. Violin solo by Miss Myrtle Edson. Sunday School at 12 15 Junior League at 3 Epworth League at 7 Seats free All are invited.
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J. F. Stout
D. D
Etta Robertson
Sol O
Myrtle Edson
Alice Hayes
Epworth
Hear Whiston Sermon on Moral Leprosy At Evening Service
Whiston speaks on the subject Moral Leprosy in a short gospel sermon tomorrow night at eight. The service features a 15 minute song service and a special solo by the pastor. Morning reports from the State Convention in Rochester will follow with several ten minute addresses. A cordial welcome awaits all.
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Rochester
Sleeping Patterns of Zoo Animals at Regent's Park
The article notes varied sleeping hours among Regent’s Park zoo residents. Orangutan roosts at sunset, lions and tigers peak at night, eagles nap as owls awaken, bears may hibernate in winter, and monkeys react angrily to disturbances after dark. Some garbled text appears, but core facts describe species specific rest cycles.
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Zoo
Zoological Gardens
Regent's Park
Mroise
Church Schedule Adates at Corner St. Paul and Water
N. W. Corner St. Paul and Water streets lists Jno P. Davis minister with services at Grand Hotel: 10:30 a m morning worship and sermon 8 p m evening worship and sermon 12 m Bible School and Adult Classes 3 p m East Side Chapel Sunday School 7 p m Y P S S E meeting 8 p m evening worship and sermon.
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N. W
St. Paul and
Water Streets
Jno
P. Davis
Grand Hotel
East Side Chapel Sunday School
Ragged Girl Dreams of Carriages in Fifth Avenue
A clergyman recalls a ragged little girl on Fifth Avenue and Thirty Street in New York who, watching carriages roll by, reveals with blue eyes and tears that she has never ridden in a carriage because her little brother died before she was born.
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Fifth Avenue
Thirtieth Street
New York
Kerridge
Bradder
Christian Brotherhood Meeting Led by Dr Lewis
Dr A M Lewis will lead the Christian Brotherhood meeting next Sunday at Elk's Hall 3 p m. This will be the last gathering before summer vacation and includes the annual election of officers making attendance important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Lewis
The
Christian Brotherhood
Elk’s Hall
Hair Growers Foolishly Feed Germs, Detroit Ad Claims
An old advertisement derides shampoos with cantharides vaseline and glycerine as ineffective for dandruff and baldness. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the genuine scalp germicide that kills the parasitic germ feeding hair, advertising samples for 10 cents and bottles for a dollar.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Eclipsee Lumber Co Contact for Building Materials
The Eclipsee Lumber Co offers lumber lime plaster and cement and invites customers to call for supplies and quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eclipee Lumber Co
The Midnight Sun Sighted in Northern Norway
The midnight sun is visible 24 hours at Bodo from June 8 to July 7 and at Tromso from May 19 to July 22 and at the North Cape from May 12 to July 29. Winter darkness is present in December January and November but not as severe as commonly feared, with snow gleam and northern lights creating perpetual twilight.
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Polar Circle
Bodo
Tromso
North Cape
Mrs Geo S Burnham Returns From Week in Cities
Mrs. Geo S. Burnham has returned from a week spent visiting the cities, reporting a period of travel and activity with no additional details.
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Geo. S. Burnham
Enigmatic exchange over hymn choice at service
An organist directs a boy to ask the minister about the first hymn. The minister replies in a cryptic line, mentioning "Carol, Brothe ers. Carnal?" raising questions about the intended opening hymn and its meaning.
Market prices for hogs and cattle in brief list
A compact livestock and dairy price roundup shows Young Fat Hogs around 75 to 85 cents per pound for 200 lb pigs, Light Hogs 75 to 85, Packer Hogs 35 to 50, Veal Sheep and Lambs 6 to 7, Cattle 5.50 to 6.00, Dairy butter and Eggs quoted with butter near 20 cents and clean eggs at 18 to 15 cents. Numbers reflect grade ranges and regional market activity.
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Pat Lamia
O.o
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Minnes
Bank of Commerce
Waltham, Minnesota
Village Recorder
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Austin, Inn
Waltham, Minn
Chapman
Austin Cement
Stone, Tile Co
Interstate Phon
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
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