Fraternal lodge meeting notices from Austin area
The text lists meeting times for several fraternal bodies. Brotherwood American Yeomen No 443 meets on the second and on the Saturday evenings of each month in Woodman Hall. Fidelity Lodge No 39 AF and AM holds communications in hall Austin, Man, on the standard Wednesday evenings monthly. Von Dusko Camp MWA No 21 meets on the first and third Wednesday evenings for hall. Ed Carter, VGC, Ed Sterling.
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Austin Homestead
Woodman Hall
J Mayer Foreman
F Peck
Cormt
I Hall
Austin
Man
John Robertson
W M. Thomyps Nm
Hall
Ed Carter
Ed Sterling
Jerk
Ladies’ Aid
Woman's Mission
E Wilparen
Cedar Camp No 205 R N A Meets Monthly
Cedar Camp No 205 R N A meets on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month in Woodman hall. Officers listed include Mrs Mattie Fairbanks as Oracle Anna B Robie as Recorder. Also OO E No 2 and 4th Mondays in Masonic hall with Mrs Wm McFarlane as WM Jane Todd as Secretary.
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Woodman Hall
Mattie
Fairbanks
Oracle
Anna B Robie
Recorder
Masonic Hall
Wm McFarlane
Jane Todd
Local fraternal notices for Austin councils and lodges
Modern Samaritans Austin Council No. 68 meets on second and admonts at 8 p m in Woodman 1. pagee nl welcome. Herbert State u d.5 Scovell, Scribe. Austin Lodge No55, K of P Meets every Monday evening in Elke Hall. Visiting Knights welcomed. J C Snyder, C C, W J Urbatch, KF KS.
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Austin Council No
Admonts
Woodman
Pagee
Herbert State U d
Scovell
Elke Hall
J C Snyder
C C
W J Urbatch
Lady Maccabees Meet in MW A Hall Evening
The Lady Maccabees hold wary evenings in MW A hall with Commander Dr Fannie Feister named as recorder. Court of Honor No 414 meets first and third Tuesdays in Elks hall with Mrs Sarah as recorder.
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Etta
Fannie Feister
Court OF Honor No
Elks Aoe
Miller
W C
Sarah R
McIntyre Post No66 GAR Meeting Schedule
McIntyre Post No66 GAR holds meetings at their post hut on the first and third Saturday evenings each month. Visiting comrades are cordially invited. John Robertson, Commander.
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John Robertson
Austin Lodge No 22 Meets Biweekly on Thursdays
Austin Lodge No 22 A U W meets on the second and fourth Thursdays each month at Ellis hall on Main street. C M Hall M W OH Harris Recorder.
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Austin Lodge NO
New Ellis’ Hall
Main Street
C. M. Hall
W. OH Harris
Royal Arc a Chapter events at Elks Hall and Masonic Hall
This item notes meetings on the second and fourth Friday evenings at the new Elks hall on Main Street with visiting Elks welcomed. Lurt Baird Exalted Ruler and O J Simmons Secretary are listed. The Royal Arch Chapter No 14 also holds stated communications at the Masonic hall in Austin Minnesota on the second and fourth Fridays each month with R Geo Doehne Jr MH P and Parke Goodwin Secretary named.
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New Elks
Main St
Elks
L. D. Baird
O J. Simmons
Masonic Hall
Austin
Minn
Sunday Worship and Guild Schedule Notes
Morning service at 7:30 am and 10:30 am on Sunday with Bible class at 12:00 pm. Evening services at 6:30 pm in winter and 7:30 pm in summer. St. Cecilia Guild meets Tuesday at 7:30 pm and Ladies Guild meets Thursday. Friday evening service, choir rehearsal Saturday evening.
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Central Presbyterian Church
NW Corner Water
St Paul Streets
Babbath School
Junior Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Ladies’ Aid
Hadies Missionary
Oakland Eemee
St. Paul Street
Oakland Avenue
aJuumay
Holy Man
Bervican
St. Cecelia Guild
Ladies Guild
Fragmented Ancient Tale From The Desert
A garbled excerpt recounts a tale of endurance and harsh trials in a desert setting. It mentions a traveler facing epidemics, a confrontation with Tartars, and a vow to push onward. The fragment ends with a description of hardship and a long journey toward a distant sea.
Homeseekers Excursions Rates by M&StL R R
The Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway re introduces Homeseekers Rates to Minnesota North Lakota Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon among western regions. Valid on the first and third Tuesdays of April May and June 1903 at one fare plus $2 round trip, limited 21 days from sale. Inquiries to any M&StL ticket agent or A B Currs G P & T A Minneapolis Minn.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis R. BR
Minnesota
North Lakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
A. B
Minneapolis, Minn
Iowa Central Railway Reinstates Homeseekers Rates
The Iowa Central Railway reestablishes Homeseekers Rates to Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and western regions. Valid on the first and third Tuesdays of April May and June 1903 the fare is one fare plus 2 dollars round trip with a 21 day limit from sale. Inquiries to any Iowa Central ticket agent or AB Cutts G P and T A Minneapolis MN.
Great Western Round Trips To Minnesota Resorts
Via Chicago Great Western railway. Round trips to St Paul Minneapolis Superior Ashland Duluth and other Minnesota resorts. Tickets on sale daily June 1st to Sept 86th good to return Oct 31st Also to Colorado Utah Black Hills New Mexico and Texas Points with stop over privileges. For full information apply to any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago Tl.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Superior
Ashland
Duluth
Minnesota
Colorado
Utah
Black Hills
New Mexico
Texas
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
G P A
Chicago
Grand Lodge & Rebekah I. 0
C. F
Great Western Railway Round Trip Tickets Sale Notice
Tickets go on sale June 13 and 14 for a round trip from Luciarapolis to Chicago via Great Western Railway. Fares are 13 dollars, with returns good through June 26 or July 25 for 50 cents extra. Details at any Great Western Agent or J P Emer G P A Chicago Illinois.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
G.P.A. Chicano
Ill
Train fares for Great Western events in 1903
Notice from Modern Woodmen and Uniform Foresters Indianapolis and St. Paul lists travel rates for round trips to Chicago Great Western routes. Tickets on sale June 13 14 1903 with return validity through June 26 or July 25 for extra. Applications to G P A J P Elmer and A B Cutts for details. See ad elsewhere in paper.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Iowa Central Railroad
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Great Western city tickets offered on select Tuesdays
Tickets on sale via Chicago Great Western on the first and third Tuesdays each month to September 15 1903 heading to points west and southwest. Agents listed J P Elmer Chicago IL via Nickel Plate Road with June 25–27 and July 1–5 at popular rates. City Ticket Office 111 Adams St Union Ticket Office Auditorium Annex Chicago.
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Chicago
Great Western Airway
Great Western
J P Elmer
Pahicago
Nickel Plate Road
City Ticket Ofice
Adams St
Union Ticket
Auditorium Annex
Nickel Plate Road announces liberal rail pass rates
June 25 to 27 and July 1 to 5 via Nickel Plate Road with especially low rates and liberal return limits. Details available at City Ticket Office, 111 Adams St.
Cambridge lacrosse hands Penn 5 1 defeat
Cambridge lacrosse players defeated the University of Pennsylvania 5 to 1. The event followed a consistory feature and included other national notices such as Roosevelt declining a Elks reunion invite and post office fraud inquiries under way.
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Pope
Roosevelt
Elks
Baltimore
Cambridge Lacrosse
University of Pennsylvania
Greece
W. I. Connel
T. D. Nichelle
American Institution of Homeopathy
Boston
Niagara Falls
Joseph W. Fairbanks
Amherst
Mass
St. Paul
Minn
United Typothetae of America
Baseball scores roundup from national league and American association
Baseball results from Philadelphia Boston New York and other cities report multiple games. Notable tallies include Cincinnati sweeping New York with 5 0 and 5 2 in New York and Brooklyn crushing Chicago 13 3 in the second game. Detroit and Philadelphia played ten innings. Chicago and New York were tied 6 6 after eighteen innings. Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 9 3. Louisville edged Toledo 5 4. Indianapolis defeated Columbus 6 4 in ten innings.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Cincinnatii
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
G A Warner Dies in Los Angeles Once Minneapolis Resident
G A Warner longtime Minneapolis wealth holder dies at his Los Angeles home at seventy six. He was once involved in Mesaba iron mines and had notable press club ties. The obituary notes his earlier interests and a life spanning several decades.
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Los Angeles
Cal
G. A. Warner
Minneapolis
Relief Bill Defeated In Kansas Flood Aid Vote
Topeka Kansas June 26 The final session of the Kansas legislature adjourns today after a lengthy debate over a relief appropriation for flood sufferers. The measure was rejected by a small majority with many members arguing against outside aid while funds were available in the state treasury.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Kannas
Valley of the Shadow of Death in Gillray cartoon 1808
Frederic Taber Cooper and Arthur Bartlett Maurice describe Gillray’s 1808 cartoon Valley of the Shadow of Death. They depict Napoleon advancing through peril with death, allying powers, and hostile figures from Britain Portugal Spain Russia and Prussia looming as threats. The piece frames Napoleonic danger in stark allegorical imagery.
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Gillray
Napoleon
Butyan
Styx
King Death
Joseph
Death
Junot
Dupont
Charles XII
Sweden
Lethean
Frederic Taber Cooper
Arthur Bartlett Maurice
Bookman
Indians and Trolley Cars in Mexico City
Native Mexicans, curious about the new trolley power, attempted to stop cars with bodies and heads. They wore white disguises and stood motionless on tracks, inspired by bullfight statue tricks, causing numerous ambulance calls before learning the difference between bull and trolley car.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Spain
Detroit Free Press
Do It Tomorrow The Pittsburg Dispatch Admonishes Delays
A Pittsburg Dispatch quotation urges delaying tasks to rest and save effort. It counsels watching others, seeking labor saving devices, and doing the job as slowly as possible to avoid repetition, with the motto more haste less speed. It underscores postponement as a prudent ethic.
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Pittsburg
Sunset in the Canyons Fades to Night’s Rosy Glow
In deep canyons a shifting light marks sunset as sunlight briefly dances through narrow paths. Aqueous erosion shapes intricate routes while chaparral greens soften to purple, then a silvery mist veils the slopes. The royal hue deepens into a fiery glow and a roseate dusk settles over the ridges.
Thunder Makers Stage Quip About Storms and Props
In a Baltimore News quote Charcoal Epic remarks that while stars perform dramatic stunts in the center of the stage the rest of the crew pushes scenery and makes thunderous storms with a tin sheet addressing Mistah Jackson.
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Charcoal Epic
Mistah Jackson
Baltimore News
Dinner talk cites 500 pigtails fallen in China town
Dr. W. B. Brouner told a Delmonico's dinner that 500 pigtails had fallen in Chinatown in the last month due to reform propaganda. He claimed the action was sanctioned by the Chinese emperor, whom he compared to a second George Washington.
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New York
Delmonico’s
W. B. Brouner
Chinatown
George Washington
New Coaches Boost Comfort on Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Line
New coaches placed in service between here and St Paul and Minneapolis by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway have greatly increased travel comfort and the line's popularity.
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Here
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
The Height of Daring and the Bulldog Tale
A blend from Smart Set asks who counts as a hero. Willie Littleboy and Bob Thickneck discuss courage, defining a hero as one who dares tie a tin can to a bulldog's tail in a sharp, witty line.
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Willie Littleboy
Bob Thickneck
Longevity Gap Between Doctors and Clergy Revealed
A study shows only 24 percent of doctors reach seventy years while 42 percent of clergymen do. The findings highlight differences in lifespan across professions and may influence discussions on lifestyle and stress factors within these careers.
Not One But Choice of Three Through Tourist Cars
Chicago Great Western Railway offers travelers three options for through tourist car service to California. Ask about schedules rates and connections.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Pacific Coast
California
Chicag
Great Western Ry
Ask Gent Abou
Origin of the term greenroom in Elizabethan theaters
The greenroom term dates to Elizabethan drama when green rushes covered the actors retiring rooms. Later green wall paper and green baize replaced the rushes, but the name persisted into modern times.
Cooling a Hot Iron Child Finds Safe Cool Down
A small girl, warned not to place a toy flat iron on the grove, insists on a hot iron for doll clothes. After receiving it, she transfers the iron to the refrigerator to cool, explaining to her mother in childlike fashion that she thought she could get it off.
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Park Avenue
John
New York Herald
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Arthur W. Allen
M.D
OFFIC
Homer F. Peirson
St. Minneapolis
Wold's Drug Store
Office
H. A. Avery
Fineworks Specialty
Citizen's National Bank
Austin, Minn
Lumer
F Crane
Austin Minn
North Main St
F. W. Greenman
Clifford C. Leck, M. D
Fice
S. Albertson
D. C
W. H Albertson
Osteopathic
Hirsh
F. B. Gleason
Chicago Opthalmic College
Gleason’s
First Nation Bank
U. H. Johnson M. D. W.N. Kendrick
J. P. R’y Johnson & Kendrick
Dr. Kendrick
Lewis
A. D
Bridge Streets
Dunkleman's
Greerwich Street
J. F.fairbanks Cor
Franklin Sts
W. W. Ranney
German Insurance Co
Freeport, Il
Milwaukee Mechanics
Fire
Northwestern Underwriters
Prussian Natonal
Stettin
Germany
Court House
G. Schieuder Biock
Pris
Ree O Penteceriy
Essd. Iene
Milwaukee & St Paulatina
Depe
Madison
M LaCrosse
Sunusy
DailyCarres
Tte
Peoria
Mason Ciugh
la Crosse
Owatonnairbault
Minneapolie
Owatonna
Rairbault
Sph
Yates Crairie
Fair’ T
Northfield
Lyle
City
Mason City
Dexter Sp Va LaCrosse
Dexter Va LaCrosse
Lea
Jackson
Wells Mankato
Fair’t Jackson
O. W. Snere
Iowa Central Railway
Iowa Central Ra'y
East Eighth Street
Leagh - Janna
Marshalltown
Oskaloosa
Albia
Kaanaseee
Hampton
Ackley
Eudora
Marshall
Albinia
Pannie Kimball Peister
Brotherwood
Yeomen
Fidelity Lodge
W A
Austin Lodge
Lady Maccabees
O Elks
Royal Arca Chapter
ST Bernard Commandery
KT No
J. FE
Ober
EOC
Parke Goodwin
First Baptist Church
F. L. Anderson
Oakland
BOC Ea
First Congregational Church
Arthur Dascomb
St. Paul and
Maple Streets
North League
W. Sommerville
LE Corner
St. Paul Streets
ST. John's Churcke
Paul G. Viehe
Seven Day's Adventist Church Cor
Kenwood Ave
College
Illinois Central
R. R
Nmaha
Neb
Council Bluffs
Inneapolis
Mnn
Evansville
Ohio
New Orleans
Memphis
A. H. Hanson
R. R. Notices
Homeseekers
Iowa Central Ba Y
North Dakota
Iowa Central
Press Clubs
Ende
Atlantic City
N. J
International League of Press Clubs
Salt Lake City
Napoleon and Banger
America
Congress of Rough Riders
Plains
U.S
Caucasus
Russia
Far West
Little Big Horn
Rough Riders
Youngreen Allerton
Allerton
Gov. Sprague
Alta J
Gaiesburg
Wen We
L. Rice
Elas Bageott
Ira L. Johnson
First National Bank
Undividua
W. Shaw
N. F.banfield
L. Mantiela
Jno
W. Scott, Pres
M. J. Slaven
V. P
A. BE. Johnson
The
Citizens National Bank
Seymour Johnson
Jacob
Weisel
John W. Scott
Brest
Austin National Bank
Anc
Pres
J. L. Mitchell
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