Coming Events Listings for October and November
Community notices list a series of October gatherings and November events including Progressive League meeting roller rink opening at Maurek's Hall and library courses at M. E. church. Other items include Mahara's Minstrels at vem Theatre Royal Neighbors sale, last registration day, dancing party, Family Album Entertainment, Reformation service, Hallowe en, general election, Devil and Power of the Cross at Gem Theatre, Hose Co. Ball, Thanksgiving and Miss Petticoats at Gem Theatre.
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Progressive League
Maurek’s
Vassar Girls
M. E. Church
Mahara’s Minstrels Vem
Royal Neighbors
Woodmen Hall
L. A
B. of R. T. Dancing Party
Congregational Church
Reformation Service
Lutheran Church
Prof
Weswig
St. Anthony Park
Hallowe
Miss Petticoats Gem Theatre
Maurek's roller rink opens with local event
Showers forecast tonight and tomorrow as Maurek's roller rink debuts this evening at Maurek's hall. Local business across the cities includes J. L. Roach and S. W. Holt reporting transactions in the area.
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Maurek’s
Maurek’s Hall
J. L. Roach
Social events and local notes from Austin area
Social events include a duck supper at Miss Kate Kelly home and outings of Mrs. Frank Gaul and Mrs. Roy Miner. Mentions of store ads, baking products, and travel by residents to Clear Lake Marshalltown Lansing and Antler. Local funeral and campaign news plus a dramatic run-in with a runaway trotter and heroism by Joseph Keenan.
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Northwestern Telephone
Kate Kelly
Roy Miner
Marshalltown
Grace Sherwood
Tollerud School
Tollerud
Joseph Keenan
Tollefson
Tom Rochford
Mr. Keenan
James D. Sheedy
Sunshine Association Meets at YWCA for Work
The Sunshine Association will meet Thursday at 2 pm in the YWCA rooms. All women are invited to attend. Mrs. Knopf travels to Cleveland while her mother accompanies to Chicago. The Relief Corps serves a 15 cent supper at the G A R hall starting 5 pm Thursday.
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Sunshine Association
Dorothy Knopf
Cleveland
Ohio
F. E. Knopf
Chicago
Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Wedding of Miss Mary Anninice White and Francia Snyder
Miss Mary Anninice White and Mr. Francia Xavier Snyder wed at St Augustine's Church in a solemn nuptial high mass. The bride wore brown with a matching hat, was attended by Angela Fisher, and the bride’s brother Phillip White served as groom’s attendant. A wedding breakfast followed at Kate Fisher’s home on East Bridge street with red and white decor. The couple will reside at 105 Railway street in the Ira Padden house. A reception was held later at the bride’s mother’s home.
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Mary Anninice White
Francia Xavier Snyder
St. Augustine’s Church
Margaret Zender
Angela Fisher
Phillip White
Kate Fisher
East Bridge Street
M. White
Lansing
Kinsman Green
Railway Street
Ira Padden
Roosevelt intrusion sparks Democratic unity on campaign
Public reaction shows broad Democratic accord denouncing the president for intervention in campaign matters. Observers note parties split over executive involvement, with many praising restraint while others argue for active leadership. Overall sentiment favors limited presidential interference.
Bryan's ally hints at rascals in Democratic ranks
A ran king mate named Mr Bryan asserts that rascals exist within the Democratic party. He advises warning Brother Kern against making indiscreet admissions to avoid political mishap.
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Mr. Bryan
Brother Kern
Unusually Large Dairy Shipments Out of City to Illinois
An unusually large number of cows are being shipped to Illinois this fall. Prices up to $60 per head are paid for ordinary cows. M. J. Feeney and Will Miner sent a carload to Harvard IL. Dawes and Thompson sent one to Genoa IL, with another buyer sending a carload to the same city. All cows were bought in Freeborn County. Three more carloads are planned for next week.
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Illinois
M. J. Feeney
Will Miner
Harvard
Dawes & Thompson
Genoa
Ill
Freeborn County
Interesting Meeting of W C T U Central Union
The Central W C T U met with Mrs. Sloane on Tuesday afternoon Oct 24 with full attendance. After devotional exercises and business a short program was given with articles read and a solo A Little Bit of Love sung by Mrs. Sloane. A resolution favored County Option and opposed the open saloon. The group adjourned to meet with Mrs A B Hawkins Nov 9, ice cream and cake served.
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Central W. C. T. U
A. B. Hawkins
Black Fox Pelts Stir Wealth and Prestige in North
Edmonton Cor Toronto Globe reports the black fox fur commands up to 1500 dollars per pelt and draws Russian nobles to North America in search of the elusive animal. Wealthy hunters buy foxes alive for private preserves while breeders seek a new black fox line to satisfy demand for luxury overcoats.
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Canadian
Northland
Russia
Canada
North America
Edmonton Cor
Toronto Globe
East Side News Roundup From Austin and Nearby
A series of brief notes records travel visits and illnesses across Austin and nearby towns. Residents including Mr and Mrs A L Truher and family plan moves to Malden Washington while others visit relatives in Chaska Chatfield and Mason City. A birthday surprise for Chas Oots ends with music from John Becker.
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Brookings, S. Dak
Chas. Oots
John Becker
Bryan Defends Jury Trial Amid Longstanding Support
Mr. Bryan’s vigorous defense of trial by jury appears amusing since trial by jury has never been attacked, underscoring its durable acceptance in the public and legal landscape.
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Mr. Bryan
Taft Adds to Platform While Bryan Discards Planks
Mr Bryan argues Taft continually adds to his platform yet Bryan discards planks yearly as they lose favor with voters. The exchange portrays two candidates refining positions ahead of voters.
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Mr. Bryan
Taft
Governor Hughes Opponents Question Bryan’s Future Trust
Some opponents of Governor Hughes note that Bryan’s past performances do not justify confidence in his future results, suggesting skepticism about his political efficacy.
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Hughes
Bryan
Local notes report visits and social events
London Mr and Mrs James Goslee are on the sick list. Alva Lang traveled to Albert Lea Thursday and back Friday. Ladies Aid meets with Mr Theo Johnson on Wednesday October 21. James Meadowcroft of Oklahoma visits his brother George. Mrs A Hunter of Austin called on friends here last week. Lily and Jerome Cafourek attended a show in Austin last week. Mr and Mrs G P Meadowcroft visited Arthur Gamels in Cedar City Wednesday last week. Mr C Butts improves his house and barn with a fresh coat of paint.
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Alva Lang
Albert Lea
Theo Johnson
James Meadowcroft
Oklahoma
George
A Hunter
Austin
Lily
Jerome Cafourek
G P Meadowcroft
Arthur Gamels
Cedar City
C Butts
Local Social News from Brownsdale and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Gransee visit Stacyville Iowa. Mrs Will Brooks returns to Austin. Miss Minnie Gransee comes back from Stacyville. Mrs Strong returns from Wisconsin. Miss Filler of Faribault visits Miss Celecta Lawrence. M E Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs T F Bacon Friday. Miss Pearl and Ethel Clark spend Sunday with W B M Lawrence. Miss Grace Stephenson visits relatives in Sargeant.
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Will Brooks
Austin
Minnie Gransee
Stacyville
Iowa
Mrs Strong
Wisconsin
Miss Filler of
Faribault
Celecta Lawrence
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
T. F. Bacon
Misses Pearl
Ethel Clark
W. BM. Lawrence
Lighting shades and electrical supplies offered in Mission
Latest styles for Mission Cathedral and Holland lighting shades for chandelier stand and drop lights. Visit or call to see the selections. Everything in electrical supplies with estimates gladly given on house wiring. Electrician at 121 West Mill Street.
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Mission
Cathedral
Holland
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