Eagles Memorial Services Observed For Deceased Brothers
The Fraternal Order of Eagles Laokant Acrli No. 703 held a memorial service at Christ Church on Sunday to honor departed members. A male quartet performed music with Mrs. E. S. Selby singing. Rev. J. Budlong preached from James 4:14 discussing spiritual growth and the afterlife, followed by prayer, benediction, and a closing hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laokant Acrli
Order of Eagles
Christeharch
John FL. Anderson
John J. Jovinel
WM. Crane
Prof. Hirpman
E.S. Selby
Rev. J. &. Budlong
Jowrney
Memorial Day Service Honors Veterans in Bright Sunshine
Memorial services were held under clear skies with impressive music and appropriate church decorations. Post G.A.R. and Ladies Relief Corps members attended, about seventy five in number, as Rev. J. A. Timanuel Naena delivered a stirring address from John fifteen thirteen. He urged patriotism, sacrifice, and unity, praising the veteran dead and living while calling for moral battles against vice and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hegge
Sa & Sul
J. A. E. Newss
8. C. Fritz
Messra. Clausen
Sommers
Strickland
Rean Relief Corps
Meentyre
Relief Corps
Tlw G. Abr
J. A. Timanuel Naena
John
G. A. RR
Thait Ranka
Heraiam
Peter the Hermit
Sisterhood
Isao
Union
Washington
Grant
Lincoln
Troy
Jecus Christ
Christ
God
God Syho
Jarony
Gideon
Fife
Roady
Tyler and Stockman wed in Minneapolis. plan Spokane move
Mr Charles W Tyler and Mrs Roce Stockman were married in Minneapolis Saturday at 4 p m in a Methodist ceremony. They will reside in Spokane Wash where Mr Tyler will serve as assistant cashier in the Great Northern Freight Department, a post held before moving to Austin last December. Mrs Tyler will stay in Austin until after her daughter's graduation in June. The couple will join Mr Tyler in Spokane after July 1 at 2086 West Riverside Avenue and were attended by Robert Carter and Miss Anna Watkins of Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Tyler
Roce Stockman
Minneapolis
Spokane
Wash
Tyler
Arrest in Mason City Ends Grand Larceny Case
May arrest of Robellard for grand larceny in Mason City led to pursuit by authorities after a May eleventh act. He was nabbed Sunday morning on Main Street by a deputy sheriff, just released from a Minneapolis jail ten days prior. He confessed to the crime before being taken to Mason City.
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Rabellard
Mason City
Morsing Robellard
Main Street
Robellard
Minneapolis
Great Western
Maso City
Metropolitan Opening At The Metropolitan Novelty Store
Mr Geillames announces opening day Thursday May 23 for a new line of novelties postal stamps stationery and confectionery. The shop at 105 Main Street promises low prices with refreshments and an ice cream parlor in connection.
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Geillames
Renwinder Die
Main Streen
Christian Brotherhood Notice From Weekday Service
A fragmented notice from a Christian brotherhood segment references a Thursday or Sunday service like gathering, with names such as Roland and Boostrom appearing in the readable text. The item preserves event orientation and local church context despite missing details.
Whom It May Concern Adds Time for Meeting
A notice announces a meeting on Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock at Prov Chasten Re. The organizer will hand RQ] spe] with special tytted.
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Caristain
Nurs
Meleregen
Ofetoek
Viava and Verdone Engage with Miz Helo Sang Tater
Viava and Verdone show interest in the Viavi Bya tom of tome Aruntment and plan to communicate with Miz Helo Sang Tater of the Rarhater Viavi Ci by administering rat Auutin Mints Imo.
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Viava
Verdone
Tome
Miz
Adurewalng Rat Auutin
Fragmented OCR Note Creates Confusing Title
A garbled OCR fragment names unclear persons and events, with stray phrases and broken terms. The readable bits indicate a damaged note or列 text lacking coherent details, leaving the main subject and outcome unresolved.
Cosmo Stage Hosts Comedy Sketches and Acts
At the Cosmo venue Tori Rosalay and Marie Routelle perform a witty courtship sketch titled A Wide on a Courtship. Harry Prench presents An Long an the World Stulle. The program includes The Slave Gla, How Bridget's Lover Exenpad, and Harlequin's Love Story with a colorfully noted display. Martha Anderson returns from Lansing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tori Rosalay
Marie Routelle
Condgheia
Oelpinal
Harry Prench
Bridget
Exenpad
The Sinous Eel Bite Mystery From St James Gazette
A bizarre note on eels, their venomous bite after decapitation, and eerie anecdotes from a night line in Wates. A correspondent cites a conger biting a boy after severed head misadventure, prompting reflections on eel horror and lingering life in severed portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. A
Shen
Pike
St James! Gazette
Lost the Case A Simple Test to Which the Defendant Objected
An Engle solicitor defends eight fruit brokers in a London suit over $200 for a consignment of figs deemed unfit for human food. The coster plaintiff, self-represented, is cross examined. the trial grows tense and a judge warns of contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle
London Court
Coster
Croga
Education that Builds a Man at Congregational Church
Large audience in Sust GA heard Supt G. A. Frankly of our city schools discuss education shaping boys into men. He urged thoughtful parenting and honest school records, warned against smoking and drinking, and noted sports gambling harms on character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Congregational Church
G. A
Franklin
Dog License Tags Notice From City Recorder
City records announce dog license tags obtainable from the City Recorder after a date. All unlicensed dogs found running at large within city limits will be caught and killed. G. H. Sutton, mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Sutton
No Wedder He Pied at London Restaurant
A solemn young man sipped at a vacant central table while a crowd gathered, his fear evident as he sought distance from others. He paid with a half crown and tried to leave, as a bickered scene drew murmurs from near the hatrack, the London Telegraph notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott Indy
Loudon Telegraph
Fragmentary Washington Stor and Local Notice
The readable fragments describe a Washington story touching on a man identified as a dog and a woman confirming a similar impression. A clock religion note and a visit are mentioned with vague references to comfort by a fire and waiting to be fed. The text appears to be from a miscellaneous historical newspaper page with garbled OCR results.
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Advets
Eli Smith
Mower County
Randall Davidson
Canteruary
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Herald For News
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Lawes
Lenina
Bink
Bolton
Une
Merrick
Momainn
Tatomn
Aneier
Tol Childers
Ile Ie
Listeire
Gowen
Vane
Croan Group
M. S. Fisch
Minnesota
Bill
W. J. Tyler
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