Election of Officers in Christian Brotherhood
The Christian Brotherhood held its annual officer election Sunday. Executive Committee selections covered Congregational, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist, Christian, Universalist and Catholic groups with multiple names. The executive then elected President F H McCulloch Vice President E W Marsh Secretary Gilbert Sorflaten Treasurer E A Dainger. Meeting adjourned subject to the president's call.
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The
Christian Brotherhood
Congregational Church
A. M. M. Lewis
Harry Jones
H. G. Hormel
G. A. Hormel
J. H. Anderson
Fred C. Ulmer
Lutheran K. 0
Wold
E. A. Dalager
Wm. Newman
F. H. McCulloch
F. BE. Gleason
W. Marsh
W. J. Averyo
E. W. Marsh
Gilbert Sorflaten Treas
E. A. Dainger
Efforts Grow to Draft Col Wright for Senate Run
Political organizers push Col Wright for this year’s senate race. Col West endorses Wright as a universally popular candidate and urges support from party members and voters.
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Col. Wright
Col. West
J J Furlong Urged Into Sensational County Race
At a republican county convention several gates urged J J Furlong to enter a sensational race and pledged support. The Hon J J is recognized as knowledgeable in politics and seen as a strong ally.
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J.J. Furlong
J. J
Democratic Senate Candidate Chas Cook Noted for Calm Demeanor
Reporters reference Chas Cook as a frequently named Democratic senatorial nominee and observe his steady, sphinx like smile when pressed for questions during a campaign stop.
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Chas, Cook
Senator Campbell Appears as Possible Re election Candidate
Senator Campbell avoids politics while drawing attention as a potential candidate for re election. He refrains from public political statements but headlines suggest he may seek another term.
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Campbell
Sunday School Convention At LeRoy In June
The ninth annual Mower county Sunday School convention meets at the Baptist church in LeRoy on June 22 and 23. E G Gransee of Austin is president and Miss Marc L Page secretary. Local participants include E G Gransee addressing Our County Sunday School association and Jennie Keith greeting guests Wednesday evening. Thursday features Harry Emery on Boys in the elementary division and F L H McCulloch on Young Men organization. Rev F E Knopf speaks Thursday afternoon on Personal Work as a factor in Sunday School Evangelism.
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Mower County
Baptist Church
LeRoy
E. G. Gransee
Austin
Marc L. Page
Flh. McCulloch
F. E. Knopf
County option meetings scheduled across three towns
A.J. Schoby head of the state movement will attend tonight at Lyle tomorrow at Brownsdale and Wednesday at Dexter to deliver an address. A Racine meeting is planned later. Organizers say the work has only begun and will continue through the summer.
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Lyle
Brownsdale
Dexter
A.J. Schoby
State Movement
Racine
Wedding of Eva Strong and Elmner Lanner Near Brownsdale
Miss Eva Strong wed Elmner Lanner at the Strong home near Brownsdale in a June ceremony attended by about one hundred guests. Bridesmaid and groomsman were Berence Stewart and Arthur Hurong with Haze Dickens performing the wedding march. The couple planned a honeymoon trip to Lansing and Minneapolis before returning to farm life. Family members from McGregor Bruno and other counties joined a substantial gathering of local farmers and relatives, ranging in age from a five week old cousin to the bride’s eighty year old grandmother.
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Wm. R. Strong
Brownsdale
Eva
Strong
Elmner D. Lanner
B.erence Stewart
Arthur G. Hurong
Haze
Dickens
Forest Lanner
Tanner
Lansing
Minneapolis
McGregor
Iona
Bruno, Minn
Eghty
Odd Fellows Lodge No 20 to Meet Tuesdays This Term
The Odd Fellows Austin Lodge No 20 will hold two more sessions this term with Tuesday meetings. The secretary urges full member account reconciliation, asks dues payers to settle and those owed to collect. Attendees should bring last dues certificates for ledger comparison as the term restarts. special music is planned and Tom Dugan will deliver the welcome address.
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Austin
O. F
Tom Dugan P.G
E. F. Peck
Longtime Couples Celebrate 66th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs E P Spooner and Mr and Mrs J C Hawkins marked 66 years of marriage with a Sunday celebration at the Spooner home southeast of Austin. About twenty relatives attended except for Mr and Mrs Percy Bump. Dinner was served and guests spent a social day. Flowers were given to the couples as keepsakes.
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E. P. Spooner
J.C. Hawkins
Austin
Percy Bump
Memorial Services by Brotherhood of American Yeoman
The Brotherhood held memorial services at the Congregational church with Rev F E Knopf delivering a fraternal sermon on Charity. He contrasted practical and ideal life as the worth while. Attendance was below expectations. Music by the choir featured Misses Alice Hayes and Etta Robertson and a male quartet including Sherman Heisey Hardy and Leck.
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Brotherhood of American Yeoman
F. E. Knopf
Alice Hayes
Etta Robertson
Messrs. Sherman, Heisey, Hardy and Leck
Wash away dandruff with Herpicide not substitutes
An ad argues against using cantharides vaseline and glycerine hair tonics to treat dandruff or baldness. It promotes Newbro s Herpicide as the true scalp germicide that attacks the parasitic germ feeding hair roots, claiming it is the original genuine product sold by leading druggists with a sample offer and a one dollar bottle guarantee through E Malloy, a special agent in Detroit Michigan.
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Newbro
Ruggists
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Killed by a Boy at LaCrosse in a Rifle Incident
A 30 year old button worker Frank Bauer was shot and killed Friday afternoon by 14 year old Henry Nieber who used a small rifle bought for 1.50. Bauer, hidden behind bushes, died from a severed artery after his wife cried out.
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LaCrosse
Frank Bauer
Henry Nieber
Bauer
Crane Family Reunion Due In Minneapolis At Crane Home
The Crane family reunion takes place this week in Minneapolis at the B. Crane home with Will Crane and Mrs. Sarah Davidson traveling, plus Haussman family members from Grafton and others from Austin Excelsior Grand Meadow Pasadena and more. The gathering continues through the week ending with a grand reunion Saturday.
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Crane
Minneapolis
B. Crane
Will Crane
Sarah Davidson
Haussaman
Grafton
N. Dak
Kate Lockwood
Grand Meadow
George Litchfield
Austin
Frank Crane
Henry Crane
Excelsior
Flora C. Conner
Charles Litchfield
Pasadena
California
Forty Hour Devotion at St Augustine’s Church
A forty hour devotion is underway at St Augustine’s church beginning after Sunday mass and ending tonight. Services were held Sunday evening at eight o’clock with masses at 7 30 and 9 30 this morning. The devotion honors the blessed sacrament and the time Christ lay in the tomb before the resurrection. Father Devlin’s brother Omaha assisted in the service.
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St. Augustine’s Church
Christ
Devlin’sa Brother
Omaha
Boy Drops Match Starts Barn Fire
A small boy entered Conductor Frank Callinan's barn this afternoon and struck a match. Flames reached his fingers and the boy dropped the match among bedding and fled. The fire department responded quickly and saved the barn with a small amount of water.
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Frank Callinan
Card of Thanks from the Downey Family
The Downey family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and help during their recent bereavement. Mr and Mrs Con Downey and family.
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Con Downey
Four candidates remain in Minnesota lieutenant governor race
Dr. J A Gates withdrew after losing in Goodhue county, leaving four contenders besides D M Neill: A B Cole Fergus Falls Y Gordon Brown's Valley M Sprague Sauk Center and W A Nolan Grand Meadow. Neill groups with Al Kaiser for treasurer as county option divides support and Nolan gains new traction on the ground floor.
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J. A. Gates
Kenyon
Dr. Gates
D. M. Neill
Goodhue County
Red Wing
Mr. Neill
A. B. Cole
Fergus Falls
Y. Gordon
Brown's Valley
W. A. Nolan
Grand Meadow
Neill
al Kaiser
Bagley
George F. Dix
St. Paul
Supreme Court
Nolan
Wanted A steady man for farm work
Wanted a good steady single man for farm work for three or four months. Good wages board washing. L. F. Torsleff.
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L. F. Torsleff
One Vote Decides Fate of Party in Parliament
The Lonmson Chronicle notes how single votes shape history from the 1799 act of union to the 1882 reform bill. It cites cases where majorities of one, two, or a few votes altered governments and laws including the public education act and education policy shifts.
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Melbourne
Lord John Russell
Gladstone
Lonmson Chronicle
Southwest
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Dakotas
His Request in Court Before Sentence Passed
A courtroom exchange shows Yor asking the judge to wait for his dinner before sentencing in aLondon scraps scene reflecting human nature and courtroom formality.
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Wrisover
London
Village Lock-Up Bids Sought for Wattham Minnesota
Sealed proposals will be received at the Village Recorder's office until 10 o clock A M June 25 1910 for the erection and completion of a village lock up for Wattham Minn Plans by architect W F Keefe Austin Minn on file in the village recorder and architect offices A 5 percent certified check accompanies each bid The village reserves the right to reject any or all bids Wattham Minn June 9 1910 L S Chapman Village Recorder
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Village Recorder
Wattham
Minn
W. F. Keefe
Austin, Inn
Waltham, Minn
Danish Brotherhood Picnic At W P Johnson Farm
About 160 people attended the Danish Brotherhood picnic held Wednesday at the W P Johnson farm. Dinner and supper were served and the day featured varied amusements and a program. Nearby, sixty relatives gathered Sunday at Hans Carlson farm five miles northwest for a birthday celebration with friends from Austin Blooming Prairie Moscow and Ellendale joining a well filled basket dinner and a suitable gift presented to the celebrant.
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W. P. Johnsen
Hans Carlson
Austin
Blooming Prairie
Moscow
Ellendale
Best Bunch of Horses Gathered in Mower County
A call to watch a notable horse race event in Mower County taking place Wednesday and Thursday this week, highlighting the quality of the competing horses and the excitement around the starter’s word.
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Mower County
Backward Social and Races at Presbyterian Church Parlor
The C E society of the Presbyterian church plans a Backward Social on Wednesday at the church parlors with 10 cent admission. A 2:30 trot features Lemon, Zema, Horrobin's green trotter, while 2:19 pace entries include Hinman Rutherford and Horrobin driving for the money.
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John
Prince Waverly
Regal Parole
H Henry
Flash Light
Molina Pioneer Bay
Teddy Highwood
B. G. Wome
Ss. S
Graceline Bay
Zema
Louie R
Bik
Margarettte
Freddie C
Evesaeeanas
Jeanette C
Gambralie
Princess Alday
Lewis Forrest Elk
G. Deima
Cecilherst
Lerian
Br. H
C. E. Society of the Presbyterian Church
Horrobin
Wm Hinman
Harry Rutherford
W. C. Horrobin
Eyes and Vision in Bees Explained by Dearson's Weekly
A detailed note on bee eyes from Dearson's Weekly describes two large compound eyes with about 3,500 facets each, plus three simple eyes atop the head. The facets form inverted pyramids acting as individual eyes, while mobility is unnecessary due to broad vision. The simple eyes may help see above the head while foraging, among other possible uses.
The horse lip hairs as delicate touch organs
The article explains that fine hairs around the horse’s mouth act as sensitive touch receptors. They precede the brain’s assessment of new food by sampling and guiding the horse’s lip movements, with the tongue making the final judgment on edibility and cleanliness of water sources.
Simple Diet Tale From London Weekly
A London weekly notes a banker and broker near the bank in poor health. His brother suggests a plain country diet. The banker recounts his own frugal meals and agrees to try the simple regimen to regain health.
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London
Jim
Startling comparison of cherry stones and fragrance
In a silent moment the hostess shares a curious habit with guests. She saves cherry stones after serving pie and burns them in the drawing room hearth to release a delicate green flame and sweet odor. A guest notes sandalwood, but the hostess insists cherry stones surpass it for fragrance.
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James
Minneapolis Journal
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Ilikhe
E. Malloy
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L. D. Baird
Herald Office
Ice
Gripman Bros
M. KE. Brooks
Alex 8
Evergreen Farm
Timothy Hay
Wm. P. Johnson
R. R
South Main Street
Jete
Smith & Johnson
Abet
Wayne
Cadet
Chas. L. West Dry Goods Coo
Wattham, Minnesota
Chapman
Mark
John M. Briebach
the Meat Man
Yellow Stone Valley
Montana
SN Point
North Dakota
Pembina County
N. J
Otter Tail County
Minnesota
Iowa
E. H. Smith Land & Loan Co
Austin, Minn
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