Local Power Triumph Lights Churches and Shops
The Electric light and telephone companies completed a swift, impressive display of work Sunday night. Wires were untangled with deft efficiency and power was ready for churches and business places across the city.
Reorganization of Buffalo Ladies' Aid at M E Church
Joseph W. Powell of Buffalo addressed three hundred fifty women as the Ladies' Aid was fully reorganized with ten new presidents, each with assistants and treasurers. The meeting urged recruiting one hundred male members and cited Powell’s record of organizing both Ladies' Aid and Brother hoods.
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Joseph W. Powell
Buffalo
N. Y
M. E. Church
C. H. Robbins
George Smith
Parke Goodwin
W. C. Horrobin
John D. Smith
Methodist Church
Powell
Christian Stewardship Conference at Baptist Church
At the Baptist Church a Christian Stewardship Conference takes place Tuesday June 23 starting 2:00 p.m. Devotional service led by Rev. E A Gilmore of Blooming Prairie. 2:30 p.m. Exposition of Second Corinthians chapters 8 and 9 by Rev. John G Briggs of Owatonna. 3:30 p.m. Discussion on developing a sense of stewardship by Rev. Chas A Cook of Bloomfield NJ. 8:00 p.m. Devotional service and address on Stewardship Principals by Rev. Chas A Cook with open conference.
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E. A. Gilmore
Blooming Prairie
2Nd Cor
John G. Briggs
Owatonna
Chas A. Cook
D. D
Bloomfield
N. J
Chas. A. Cook
Calendar Club Social Event Hosted by Mrs. Jake Shook
The Calendar club was entertained Friday by Mrs. Jake Shook. Mrs. McFarland, bound for her western home Tuesday, attended for the last time. Although not all members were present due to a meeting at the M. E. church, a fine six o'clock supper was served and attendees enjoyed a delightful time.
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Calendar Club
Jake Shook
Gentry Brothers Parade Opines Circus Wonder
Famous writer Gentry Brothers says amusement is timeless youth and the circus embodies truth in enduring affection for readers. Gentry Brothers Famous Shows United performs here June 29 and is praised as the best child amusement with a parade enhanced by over twenty new tableau wagons and cages.
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Opic Read
Gentry Brothers
Austin Storm Leaves City Damaged and People Injured
A devastating storm swept Austin and surrounding areas causing estimated city losses around $200,000 and regional damage near $600,000. The forty minute cyclone tore down trees, unroofed buildings, shattered glass, and disrupted power, telegraph, and telephone lines. Residents sought shelter in cellars as wind driven hail damaged homes, farms, the county fair grounds, and several businesses across Oakland Lansing and Waltham with hundreds of barns and shade trees destroyed. The storm killed about 400 people in the area.
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Milwaukee R. R
Austin
Lansing
Oakland
Town
Waltham
Herald Office
United States Weather Department
St. Paul
High Bridge
Electric Light and
Twin Cities
Rochester
A. V. Ellis Evergreen Farm
Evergreen Park
Oakwood
Hormel Packing Company
Floral Hall
Fine Arts
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Round House
A. N. Kinsman
Grand Hotel
Austin Cement Stone Company
Gripman
CC. H. Webber
Tom Burnham
Lishtning
St. Augustine's Church
Ole Bowen
One Million Loss Reports from Mower County Storm
A cyclone wind hail and rain devastated Mower County causing about one million dollars in crop and property losses. Reports from Udolpho Lansing Dexter Grand Meadow Waltham Le Roy Adams Nevada Red Rock Lodi and Austin townships detail heavy crop destruction with hailstones up to eggs in size destroying corn oats and potatoes. Buildings shattered glass barns blown down and live stock killed, with multiple cases of wind damage across numerous villages and farms.
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Udolpho
Waltham
Lansing
Austin
Dexter
Hogan
Grand Meadow
Racine
Clayton
Bennington
Pleasant Valley
Vilage
Sargeant
Nevada
Red Rock
Brownsdale
Lodi
Tappi Village
Herb Hall
Dunbar Leech
Storm Blows Down Barn Near Shell Lake Wis
Sam Young learned that a large barn on his Shell Lake farm was blown down by a storm just as he neared a near final sale. The loss disrupted a sale in progress and left corporate and local salvage options under consideration.
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Cecil Freeman
J. J. McGee
New Barn
George Dolan
Dolan
Mill
Chatham Streets
D. Baird
W. T. Mandeville
Cathar
Shutt
Joe Lamping
Sam Young
Shell Lake
Wis
Protect Your Property Insurance Ad Promotes Coverages
Protect your property against fire lightning and storm damage with Strongs Companies policies. We offer liberal terms and reasonable rates for farm property and stock insured. Call or write E. H. Smith Insurance Agent at 20-1 me.
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Strongs
E. H. Smith Insurance Agen
Still Doing Business After Storm at Austin Steam Laundry
Despite severe storm damage the Austin Steam Laundry continues operations. The shop states its work will be promptly delivered and customers will not be inconvenienced as usual.
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Austin
Notice to Subscribers by The Herald on Subscriptions
The Herald announces it has hired Mr Mrs Kavnaugh of Idianapolia Inc to solicit new subscriptions and to receive receipts for money. Management aims to place the Herald in every possible home with daily visitors, and will report failures to receive papers promptly to the office.
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Herald
Kavnaugh
Idianapolia, Inc
Herbhal
Hay
Cnce T T
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J. J. Furlong
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Tom Dowd
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