Prima donna recital tonight at city auditorium
Miss Glimme accompanies as prima donna Zan Rebal presents a program tonight at 8:15 PM. The recital features French and Spanish numbers with English songs, plus Madelon by request. M Langenhan, famed dramatic soprano, performs and sale seats are at Poppler Piano and Magy goo.
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Tine Zanrebal
Dramatic
Eet Ib
Miss. _Glimme
Mindame Langenhan
I Ie
Poppler Piano Company
M. Langenhan
Felows
F. Hummel
O. Speake
Oberndorfer
Alvarez
Shanewis
Cadman
Solveig
Vuegevis
Walt
G. Gartlan Fe
Nat ‘Osborn
Young
Smallpox Cases Reported In City Under Quarantine
City Health Officer Dr. B. C. Hthagenson notes several smallpox cases in the city, all confined to households with unvaccinated members under quarantine. Vaccinated residents may move freely. Diphtheria numbers are said to be improving compared with weeks ago.
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Severn
Agee City
B. C. Hthagenson
Annual Scotch Society Banquet Draws 300 Guests
The seventh annual banquet of the Red River valley Scotch Society was held last night in the Hotel Dacotah dining room. More than 300 guests enjoyed a music filled program with Finley’s Kittige Band, bagpipes, vocal solos, and Highland dances. Dr W C Wilson presided as toastmaster while brief humorous addresses were delivered by several speakers.
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SS Andrew's Society of
J. D. Taylor
John McLeod
Jan
A. Dinnie
James
C. Grassick
Dr. Watson
Red Lake
Falls
F. Harvey Ambrose
City
La Marechale To Tell Of Experiences In Switzerland
Mrs Catherine Booth Clibborn known as La Marechale conducts evangelistic meetings at First Baptist church and will recount experiences in Switzerland where she was imprisoned three times and deemed a witch by many. Her meetings are well attended, with an overflow crowd expected for Sunday night. This afternoon she spoke on Baptism And the Holy Spirit at the Baptist church.
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Catherine Booth-Clibborn
la Marechale
First Baptist Church
Torsight
Switzerland
Baptist Church
Helen Barbara Johnson buried this afternoon
Funeral services were held for Helen Barbara Johnson age two at 2 PM from the family home at 876 Belmont avenue. Rev S L Tallackson officiated. Interment followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. The child died Monday after three days with pneumonia. Relatives visiting from Albert Lea include Mrs K H Slette and Mrs L O Hart. another sister Miss Inga Blette of St Paul. A Arneson of Hensel N D is a brother-in-law of Mr Johnson.
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Helen Barbara Johnson
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Belmont Avenue
S. L. Tallackson
First Lutheran Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
K. H. Slette
L. 0. Hart
Albert Lea
Minn
Johnson
Inga Blette
St. Paul
A. Arneson
Hensel
N. D
Mr. Johnson
Northwestern Telephone Company Party At Guildhall
Executives and workers from all departments of the Northwestern Telephone company in this city were guests at a company hosted party in the Guildhall last night. The traffic department organized the event with dinner in the basement followed by dancing. Brief informal talks were given. the event drew 75 guests.
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Northwestern Telephone Company
Guildhall
Groceries Ad Promotes Lewis Brand Coffee and Staples
A local grocery ad touts Lewis Famous Brand Coffee as the best blend. It lists 1 pound at 45 cents, 3 pounds of BBC Hand Picked Navy Beans, and 3 pounds of Blue Rose Rice with pricing details in a period style notice.
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BBC
Meat Department Specials Card
Meat department specials list various cuts and prices including T bone steak per pound at 22 cents, beef roasts per pound at 80 cents, pork sausage per round and hamburger per 3 pounds at discounted rates, and bacon slabs priced per slab.
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Meat Department
National Parks Conference Planned in Des Moines
A national parks conference is called by Governor Harding with the Interior Secretary to meet in Des Moines January 10 11 12. The gathering aims to discuss state park needs and how to establish a nationwide system of recreational areas with wide attendance encouraged for all conservation interests.
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Des Motpen
Wes
Harding
Secretary of the Interior
Des Moines
Conservaton Movement
Payne
National Park Service
Gentral
Iowa
California
Oregon
Colorado
Ilinois
Indiana
New York
Stephen T. Mather
Sea wall extension in Galveston aims for August 1921 completion
Galveston Texas reports the east end extension of the great sea wall will be finished by August 1, 1921. Major L M Adams, US engineer in charge, notes 9,110 feet built with about 1,200 feet left. Government funded project, postwar costs rising and seeking $1.5 million from Washington. The sea wall, five miles long after 1900 storm, stood 17 feet above mean low tide and five feet crest, protected by earth berm and granite blocks.
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Galveston Tex
Galveston
Great Sea Wall
L. M. Adams
U. S.A
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Washington
Gulf
Effects of Prohibition to be Studied
Chicago December 1 College students under professors of economics and sociology will survey effects of prohibition in their communities in 1921. The Intercollegiate ProhibitionAssociation announces the study to assess impact on industry business investment crime health recreation scholarship home life and social welfare.
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Chicago
L. D. Fackler
Publerty
Association
Fire Devours Block in Jamper Town Alabama
Reports from Birmingham say a major blaze in Jamper Alabama forty miles away consumed one block and spread to another, threatening the town center. Communications with Jamper were cut off soon after the fire began and the blaze moved unchecked through the heart of the town.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jamper
Alabami
Mullah Ayl Out of Reach in Abyssinia Campaign
British dispatches recount the pursuit of the Mad Mullah in Abyssinia during the campaign against him. Sixty followers were killed, seven of his sons among them, with many kin captured. The Mullah evaded capture, aided by air raids and desert chases, even as his robes were singed and he hid in caves.
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London
Abyne Winia
Rein
Geoffrey Francie Archer
Protectorate
Stamboul
Constantinople
Camel Corps
Molah
Harding Encounters Rough Weather On His Trip Homeward
On the Pastores heading home from Fort Antonio a storm struck the voyage. Mrs. Harding stayed in her stateroom after a Jamaica stop while Senator Harding remained on deck most of the day. The steamer turned toward Norfolk after rounding the eastern Cubs tip.
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Pastores
Associated
Hentor Harding
Fort Antonio
University Weather 7 a.m. Observations
Temperature 33 degrees reported with maximum and minimum over 12 and 24 hours. Wind from the north. Barometer reading 29.98 inches.
Italian Leader Orders New Action Amid D Annunzio Tensions
A Dec 1 dispatch from Flame reports Italian regulars poised for further action against the D Annunzio legion. General Cavigna warns he may retire if such steps shift D Annunzio's stance and vows to sacrifice for Italy. Court decision on Massachusetts Christian Science Church deeds anticipated after arguments among factions.
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Gabriele D'Annunzio
Aly Omer
Cavigila
Cavigna
D'Annunaio
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