Rochford Land Co Want Column Offers Bargains
Rochford Land Co proprietors announce several low price properties including a house with two lots six blocks from Main on Maple at 1826 and a $600 bargain. Listings include No 1 and No 2 houses near Milwaukee depot and a large rooming house with modern amenities. Also ads for city lots on Kenwood Winona Bridge and Railway streets and rentals west of the city.
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Local News Items At Austin Highlight Fair and Fashions
Austin notes show J B Young in Waltham and visits by W G Wells and Miss Florence Qualley. Bazaar offers September records and new tailored suits at Wests. millinery shifts at R R Murphys. Several residents travel to the state fair, cities, and out to visits. church and auxiliary meetings planned.
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Varco
Madge Varco
Edson
West's
Miss Elizabeth Guy Given Surprise Sendoff in Brownsdale
Miss Elizabeth Guy who left today for Sherburn Minnesota to take up her work as teacher in the schools of that place was pleasantly surprised by about twenty five of her friends Wednesday evening at her home on Brownsdale avenue. A pleasant evening of games and music was enjoyed. Refreshments were served and Miss Guy was presented with a belt buckle and a horse shoe set with brilliants.
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Sherburn
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Presbyterian Sunday School Picnic At Lafayette Park
A large crowd attended a Wednesday picnic in Lafayette park with a noon dinner, games and contests. Dr. Sloane won the first prize in the button sewing contest and Mrs. Phillip Best won the wheelbarrow contest as part of the day’s ball game and amusements.
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Evening Party Honors Mrs Marsh Franklin and Mrs Bolma
Mrs F P Erdman hosted about twenty four guests at her Jay Street home on Wednesday evening. The gathering honored Mrs Marsh Frank lin of Minneapolis and Mrs Bolma of Duluth and those present described the evening as unusually pleasant.
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Duluth
Ten Pound Baby Born To Tolbertson Family
Mrs. Ole Tolbertson welcomes a ten pound boy born Thursday Sept 3 to Mr and Mrs Tolbertson. The E Scott family plans a Minneapolis move in September from Austin after building a modern home on Fifteenth Avenue. Mrs Charles Wiese and child travel to the cities as do Olaf and George Damm and others returning from the state fair. Austin bids farewell to a valued family.
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Nelson
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Humorists Edge Old Shack Blocking Mill Street
A satirical placard spree blocks Mill Street with a shack labeled city hall and council rooms. Notes cite Mayor Sutton, absent Council member Paduen, and offices from Fire Chief to Bureau of Information with rental inquiries.
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Big Free Entertainments Planned by Local Groups
Businessmen and the Progressive League met on Wednesday night and voted to stage large free entertainments for two days in the latter part of September or early October. A committee led by Geo. Hirsh H C Waldecker N F Banfield Jr J D Sheedy Col C West and Henry Goslee was formed to arrange the details.
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Geo. Hirsh
H. C. Waldecker
N. F. Banfield Jr
J. D. Sheedy
Col. C. [. West
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Moscow Notes and Local Society Activities Report
Mrs Miles Norton of Austin visited Moscow with her parents the Bergstroms. Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Gene Lowry’s home amid a threatening rain. Visitors Alfred Lowry and Olive stayed with Mrs T R Morgan. James Bennett left for the state fair. Mike Lambert returned from Winona. The Moscow M. and L. club met at TR Morgans with music readings and talks by Mr Savage and TR Morgan. Next meeting at James Taylors on Sept 2. H P Hanson of Decorah visited. Mary Register broke her left ankle falling from a hay carrier and endures pain.
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Austin
Nels Bergstrom
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
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Alfred Lowry
Olive
T R Morgan
R A Dearmin
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Mike Lambert
Winona
Geo Bennett
James
John Bennett
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Savage
James Taylor
Decorah
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Easy Physical Culture Across Daily Life Practices
The article highlights simple, time efficient exercises woven into daily routines. It advocates skin friction during washing, deep breathing at street crossings, and regular shallow revolutions to improve breathing, endurance, vigor, complexion, and temper over a year.
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Eustace Miles
Metropolitan Magazine
Woman Feeds Melancholy Hobo at Back Door
A Harrisburg woman caring for a sorrowful hobo who sought food at the back door asks why he lifts his left middle finger while eating. He explains he once wore a diamond ring on that finger and old habits are hard to break, in a Humorous weekly vignette.
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The Candidate's Course Debate Excerpt
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt argues that a candidate should adhere to beliefs when right but consider constituent views. It questions how to show greatness by casting aside bias and ensuring the majority cannot be wrong.
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Cleveland Plain
Family Secret Ice Cream Plea Sparks Teary Sic
A six year old girl in London causes a stir at tea by revealing a family secret and then asking for more ice cream. Her parents enforce silence with a promise of better behavior, yet she breaks down when dessert nears. The tale ends with the child crying out that she wants more ice cream, a “family secret.”
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London Telegraph
Anomalous One in Old Times Dialect Prompt
A quip from the New Orleans Times Democrat compares an anomaly to a man who keeps an automobile without worrying about repair costs. The cartoonish exchange highlights humor around frugality and modern mobility in a vintage newspaper voice.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Light Shades and Electrical Supplies Advert
Latest styles in Mission Cathedral and Holland Shades for chandelier stands and drop lights. Call and see them. Everything in electrical supplies. Estimates gladly given on house wiring. Electrician. 121 West Mill street.
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