Local News Highlights From Austin Community
A play proceeds to raise funds for instructor G W Johnson. Local businesses relocate as William Christie & Son move to Cronon building and John Moreland takes the former Christie site. Community events include a YWCA Vesper led by Rev H B Hazen and a Shadow Social for school district 23.
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G. W. Johnson
William Christie & Son
Main and
Maple Streets
Cronon
Bridge Street
John Moreland
Christies
Romance of a Syracuse Man Promotes Vinci Cure
A Syracuse man, William I Brown, recounts severe lung trouble four years ago with doctors giving up. After weighing 68 pounds he began Vinci, improved after one bottle, and with three months use now weighs 157 pounds and is well. Vinci blends cod liver oil with peptonate of iron without oil to upset the stomach. It is promoted as a body builder for all ages and illnesses, with a money back offer from J E Malloy in Austin Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Austin
Mac
Barrington Hall
Geller
Wm. I. Brown
Syracuse
N. Y
Foxton Hospital
Utica
Vinci
J. E. Malloy
Minn
Fire Destroyed Albert Lea Millinery Block Loss
A morning fire in Albert Lea gutted the Wedge Jones block housing the Lembke dry goods store and O C Hayden clothing. The blaze damaged the millinery department and destroyed stock, offices, and the Northwestern Telephone Exchange with total losses estimated at 75000 dollars. Mr and Mrs S C Fritz of this city witnessed the fire. The fire started about four o'clock and the block was left a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lea
S. C. Fritz
Lembke Dry Goods
Wedge-Jones
Lembke Dry Goods Company
O. C. Hayden Clothing Company
Northwestern Telephone Exchange
Mr Dadley Nuritch Refuses Magazine Assignment Offer
An unnamed woman asks if the writer Mr Dadley Nuritch is the author of a recent magazine piece for their publication. Nuritch confirms his identity and declines any further writing work, noting he does not engage in such business. The exchange occurs as a brief social encounter reported by the Philadelphia Press.
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Dadley Nuritch
Nuritch
Philadelphia Press
Deafness Cure Claim By Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and requires constitutional treatment. It blames catarrh of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube for nine of ten cases and offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Chenney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Chenney&co
Toledo
Beauty doctor challenged by barnyard cow in joke
A stranger boasting of cosmetic skill asks to practice locally, joking with an old farmer who bets that if the beauty expert can make his one eyed horned cow pretty he will pay a dollar. The exchange is printed in the Chicago News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Herald
East Bridge Street
N. K. Christopherson
Austin Cigar Company
Yeou
Chicago News
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Jan Tomatoe
Heinz Catsup
Baldwin
Horsiel’s
Golden
the Herald
Mabelle Moore
Kansas City
Fiester & Thomas’ Wanted
Miss Glassers
H. B. Hazen
Fred Peck
Farmington Run
Wells and
St Paul
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
K. O. Wold
Ulwelling Bros
Lansing
E. G. Sharpstone
D. M. Jones
Roy S. Holmes
Harry Pettingill
Will Crane
Minneapolis
Forresters
Woodman Hall
Eclipse Lumber Co
Willie Kolpen
Brayan
Jim
Mower County
C. E. Heisey
Roy Rolfson
Dexter
Bryan Lyke
Spring Valley
Albert Arrens
Concord Hall
Emma Jenson
Deep Blue Sea
Ed Griffith
Woodland School
Chas. Ulmer
Ulmer
Lisbon
N. D
John Konovsky
Bridge and
Oak Street
James Balwebber
Timothy Day
Wm. P. Johnson
R. R
Lars Hanson Blacksmith Shop
Louis, Rolfe
Felch Farm
Howard Wilder
Fort Dodge
R. W. Roberts
The
Austin Steam Laundry
Nick of the Woods
the Normal College
Peerless Cigar Co
Toledo, Ohio
Normal College
Edward
East Mil Street
Main Street
Bride
Charles A. Payne
Pres. Dole
Queen Lill
House of Representatives
Honolulu
John Farbanks
J. O. Jones
Wisconsin
Barbara Rugg
Heinz
Montevideo
Rev. Payne
Juan
Walter Rice
George Anderson
Thaddeus Thompson
Lyle
Masonic Lodge
J. R. Webb
L. P. Erickson
Kilauea
Fred Fenton
H. L. Knight
Arnold Johnson
Kenneth
Blooming Prairie
Mamie Leary
Bath, Minn
Ed Kenevan
A. Crandell
Hazel
Dodge Center
Fred Berrie
J. H. Gahagen
New Hampton
Iowa
Owen Gahagen
J. J. McBride
Watertown
S. C
Mr. Gahagen
Cis O’malley
Charles City
Wesley
SG Becker
R. W. Dalton
W. E. Warfield and
Shén
B. Capretz
la Crosse
Mrs. Capretz
George Hart
Rose Creek
Fred Hart
E. H. Greene
Spooner
Varco
Charles Campbell
Calmar
Gilleece
Genevieve
Ed Gilleece
Woodstock
Chicago
Hattie Brooks
Onalaska
Wis
Martin Johnson
Alden
May Jackson
LaCrosse
Ole Tolbertson
William Wright
Hayward
W. J. Murphy
Nick Wagner
Hastings
Thomas Christianson
Earl Taylor
Dalton
Mobridge, S. D
Elizabeth Hormel
High St
Orris Hayes
Hayes Bros., Jewelers
Austin, Minn
Hart Schaffner & Marx
W. D. Bassler
Thos
Rochford
Austin Daily Herald
Stanley B. Roberts
D. D
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Roberts
Twin Cities
Theodore B. Turner
Jesus
T B.turner
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