Fourth of July Parade Plans for City Children and Bands
A city celebration outlines a July parade for children ages four to fourteen, with souvenirs for girls and caps and flags for boys. Music by multiple bands, candy and peanuts at Lafayette park, and park games with cash prizes are planned. A $100 fund backs the plans, with a committee including City Attorney Nicholson, Dr. A M Lewis, and Frank H McCulloch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Lafayette Park
Nicholson
A. M. Lewis
Frank H. McCulloch
Austin
Dexter
Sping Valley
Rose Creek
Bear Creek
LeRoy
Calmar
Tribute to Mr Ross Praised for Charity and Support
A friend sent a tribute to the Herald praising the late Mr. Ross as a man of high ideals and old school honesty. He supported young men, welcomed education, and shared a happy home life at Kenwood Parkway. His generosity and steadfast friendship earned deep trust among intimate friends.
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Ross
The
Herald
Kenwood Parkway
Mrs Fitzloff Heads to Wells Then Mankato Visit
Mrs. Charlie Fitzloff, visiting Mrs. Rudy Peter gon, left Saturday for Wells to spend a few days before continuing to Mankato.
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Charlie Fitzloff
Rudy Petergon
Wells
Mankato
Chimpanzee Charlie the First Stars in Barnum and Bailey Show
Charlie the First a chimpanzee bicycle rider and acrobat headlines Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth. He performs in Austin on Saturday June 24 after thrilling New York fans at Madison Square Garden. He is praised as an exceptional bareback rider trapeze artist high wire walker and juggler.
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Charlie the
Charlie the First
Austin
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Upstate
Jensen Adams wedding linked in Breckenridge notice
Miss Anna Jensen and Mr Jake Adams wed at St Marys church in Breckenridge with Rev Gumper officiating. Attendants included Miss Esther Welch and John Adams. The couple will reside in Minot North Dakota after a wedding breakfast at the Jensen home.
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Breckenridge
Austin
Miss Jensen
Nels Jensen
Anna Jensen
Jake Adams
St. Mary’s Church
Wm. Gumper
Esther Welch
Hastings, Minn
Jos. Adams
Convention Closes After Rural District Gathering
The District Convention in our city concluded Sunday with about fifty delegates from Rochester Chatfield Winona Spring Valley and smaller towns. Delegates enjoyed a walking tour by Auto Club including a picnic supper and a water sample stop at City Spring Farm. Officers for the coming year include J I Van Vranken Winona as President and Miss Ward Winona as Secretary Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Chatfield
Winona
Spring Valley
Auto Club
M. E
Kenwood
College Street
Southern
Minnesota Normal College
Kenwood Avenue
Oakwood Cemetery
Lansing Avenue
Lafayette Park
Main Street
Water
Water Street
Campbell's Mill
City Spring Farm
Furlong Farm
Evergreen Farm
A. L. Eberhart
F. W. Greenman
C. E. Greene
Judge Kingsley
L. D. Baird
W. A. Murray
A. W. Wright
Dave Peterson
John Detwiler
J. L. Mitchell
Ben Hart
Frank Snyder
Craig
Dr. Stout
Austin Automobile Club
Stout
Christ the Foundation
E. V. du Bois
J. C. Craig
J. I. van Vranken
Blind Pig Raided. Patsy McCormick Detained
Police surveilled a second floor suite at Chatham and Bridge streets leading to a raid. Patsy McCormick was found with beer and brandy in a tub of ice and fled when ordered under arrest. Under the new law the building owner may be held responsible if he allows a blind pig to operate.
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Chas, Galloway
Chatham and
Bridge Streets
Galt
Patsy McCormick
McCormick
Patsy
Austin
Preventing Mite Infestations in Poultry Houses
J W Hare Mill Street Feed Store promotes Dr Hess lice killer to stop mites and chicken lice endangering hens. The note mentions using doctor’s dip and disinfectant in the poultry house. John Young and family return to Watertown South Dakota after a two week visit at the J S Young home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hess
J. W. Hare
Mill Street
John Young
Watertown
S.D
J.S. Young
Christening Service At Congregational Church
Rev. F E Knopf led a christening service at the Congregational church on Sunday morning. Seven girls were baptized: Clara Lois Mills Elizabeth May Eberhart Donna Clefton Tressie Ann Gardner Goldie Lucile Landmeyer Marguerite Thomas Dorothy Margaret Woodle and Maxine Lucile Ellis who had been baptized earlier when parents could not attend.
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Congregational Church
F.E. Knopf
Clara Lois
W. P. Mills
Elizabeth May
A. L. Eberhart
Donna
M. Clefton
Tressie Ann
J. J. Gardner
Goldie Lucile
Gus Landmeyer
Marguerite
Arthur Thomas
Dorothy Margaret
C. F. Woodle
Little Maxine Lucile
Robert Ellis
Children’s Day Exercises at Congregational Church
The Children’s Day exercises were held Sunday evening at 6 30 at the Congregational church. The program went as planned and proved interesting and enjoyable. The processional led by Helen Banfield and Helen Baird was large and well arranged. A task was given by the pastor. The day’s collection was 32 50, benefiting the Sunday school superintendents. Cy Thomson received a life membership in the Congregational Sunday school society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Helen Banfield
Helen Baird
Cy Thomson
Congregational Sunday School Society
Dr Lewis Acquires Firm and Succeeds to Business
Notice to patrons that Dr C F Lewis has purchased Dr Collins interest and now owns the business and goodwill of Drs Lewis and Collins. All accounts are due to Dr Lewis, who will continue at the Austin National office and settlement of claims is directed to him.
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Dr. C. F. Lewis
Dr. Collins
Drs. Lewis & Collins
Dr. Lewis
Austin National
Austin Defeats Spring Valley in Sunday Ball Game
Austin defeated Spring Valley 29 to 5 in a Sunday contest. The Austin nine showed snappy play and strong positions as John Briebach drew loud rooting. The team heads to Owatonna Tuesday for a tougher game and hopes for a faster opponent to heighten the thrill.
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Austin
Spring Valley
Albert Lea
Northfield
Austin Nine
Jonn Briebach
John
Owatonna
Austin Epworth League Appreciation Note
The Austin Epworth League thanks the Austin Auto Club for aiding in entertaining visiting delegates with a city tour and rural scenery. The delegates will depart with a strong sense of hospitality and Minnesota publicity.
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Austin Epworth League
Minnesota
Noted Cass Lake Mayor Ties to Local Figure
The Cass Lake mayor Dr. D T Dumas, dubbed the King of American Crooks by Pinkertons, is described as a former schoolmate of Dr Norman Dalager who once visited the Dalager home. E A Dalager calls the alleged crimes hard to credit given the man’s fine appearance.
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D. T. Dumas
Cass Lake
Pinkertons
Norman Dalager
Dalager
E. A. Dalager
Verdict awards $360 to Ho ward Brothers versus railroad
The jury found the Ho ward Brothers victorious against the Illinois Railroad, awarding $360 to the plaintiffs. In a prior trial the verdict was bui l. Jim, the Yeggmian, faces trial this afternoon.
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Howard Brothers
Illinois Railroad
Jim
Fifty Years Ago Today Comrade Beiseker Enlisted in War
Fifty years ago today Comrade C N Beiseker enlisted in Brookings New York in Henry Ward Beecher Regiment. He served under McClellan through Peninsular and Antietam campaigns then Burnside Fredericksburg and Hooker at 2nd Fredericksburg. He fought with Meade at Gettysburg then with Grant through the Wilderness Spotsylvania Cold Harbor to Petersburg. His 6th Corps helped save Washington and he followed Sheridan up the Shenandoah Valley to Harper’s Ferry and Cedar Creek before discharged in October 1864 at Charlestown Virginia where John Brown was hanged. Beiseker says Morgan and Rockefeller wealth would not tempt him to redo it.
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C. N. Beiseker
Brookings
N.Y
Henry Ward Beecher
George B. McClellan
Antietam
McClellan
Burnside
Frederickburg
Gen. Hooker
Fredericksburg
Gen. Meade
Gettysburg
Gen. Grant
Spotsylvania
Cold Harbor
Petersburg
Washington
Phil Sheridan
Shanendoah Valley
Harper's Furn
Cedar Creek
Charlestown
John Brown
Beiseker
John P. Morgan
Rockefeller
Austin Delegation Sets Off To Owatonna For Firemen’s Meet
The Austin delegation including 200 members, firemen, the city band, officials, and businessmen will depart Hose House No 1 at 7 30 for the C M and St P depot where a special train leaves at 8. The Austin ball team will face Owatonna in the afternoon.
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Austin
Owatonna
Hose House No. 1
Alumni Banquet Plans For A HS Alumni
Plans for the A HS Alumni Banquet on Thursday evening June 29 near completion. The event at the Auditorium will include a business meeting in the early evening and a 9:30 banquet at Woodman hall with an orchestra for dancing. A fine program and new features will enhance the evening for attendees.
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A. HS
Woodman Hall
Twe
Park Board Bans Dumping at Lafayette Park
Park Board prohibits refuse dumping at Lafayette park until after Chautauqua to keep the park in best condition. The order will be strictly enforced by the Park Board.
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Park Board
Lafayette Park
Chautauqua
Millinery Sale Slashes Prices at Lamb Leherman’s
Announcement of a millinery sale at Lamb and Leherman’s 413 North Main offering hats at a 50 percent reduction. Sale runs Wednesday through Saturday this week with half price on all fine millinery.
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Lamb & Leherman’s
North Main
Casualties of the Cradle in the Prussian Line
In The House of Hohenzollern author Brayley Hodgetts notes two early eighteenth century Prussian princes died in infancy. One perished from nervous shock after a royal gun salute at his arrival, the other from bearing the burdens of a golden crown at baptism.
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Prussia
House of Hohenzollern
Brayley Hodgetts
Prunasia
Coin Profiles and the Cameo in Money
The text explains that coin faces appear in profile because the cameo is better struck and a full face would risk nose damage during circulation, avoiding a ridiculous effect. It argues profile depictions prevent wear and maintain neat appearance in everyday use.
Prosperity as Teacher of Character
A reflective aphorism notes that prosperity teaches gently while adversity forges resilience, arguing that lack and hardship train the mind more than abundance. The saying emphasizes mental growth through challenge and the value of discipline learned in scarcity.
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Quotes
The page lists varied livestock prices including veal and sheep with per head ranges. Cattle figures show cows and heifers priced around mid range, while fat cattle and other categories display broader spreads and regional quotes.
Canal bonds issue totals and royal coronation plans
Subscriptions for the 60 million canal bonds reach 176 million overall. London readies to entertain 2,006,000 coronation watchers for King George and Queen Mary. California's Representative Kahn proposes a joint subcommittee to probe army efficiency and extravagance. Administration aims to push reciprocity by July 20 to aid Canadian Liberals. Grand Portage Chippewa protest TB hospital at Walker, but Rep Mivel to push bill anyway.
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Anderson
London
George
Mary
Kahn
California
United States Army
Grand Portage
Walker
Mivel
Queer Nest of the Tontobane Bird Reveals Builder Habits
The tontobane nest is unusual with the female inside the nest and the male building a separate box outside. The Uf songster is made of cotton and placed on the tree. The male guards the box, watches and sings, warning the family of hawks or snakes without exposing the main nest.
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Mr. Ross
Roger
Rogers Brand
Y Tia A, Austin Minna
Charlie
Jensen-Adams
Epworth
Miss Ward
Mabel Tompkins
Laura Harkness
Mayville
Flossie Eastman
Rochester, Jr
H. M. Bedford
Brownsdale
Master Builders’ Association
Ryan Building
St. Paul
Minn
Call Bertha Fleming
Fox Hotel
J. M. Plum
N. W
Interstate
Minneapolis
Parkins
Charles Cressey
W.H. Adams
South River
L.H.C
Herald Office
Blanche Barrett
West
Oakland Ave
Austin Auto Club
Kodaker
Wold’s
Goodyear West
Munsing Union
Ladies Union
Children’s Union Suits
Girls Union
C. L. West Dry Goods Co
Markeis
Younc Fa
Sheep & Lambs
C&s Woo
Liberals
Canada
Progressives
QO. J. Benton
Goodyear Welt
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