Cambria Notes Farewell Party and Local Updates
Friends and relatives bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Emory Price as they move to Glendora California where he will tend his father's orange orchard. The Canbria Equity met at Woodhan Hall, and a parcel shower honored Deborah Davis. The Modern Woodmen elected officers, and a Red Cross supper at Woodman Hall raised about 24 dollars.
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Emory Price
Glendora
Cal
Woodhan Hall
Chas. Esperson
Salems
Deborah Davis
Harry’ Mathews
Leo Williams
Henry Fuller
Cambria
James S. Lloyd
Wm. HM. Jones
Butternut
L' Essig
Eleanor Price
James D. Price
Dan W. Harris
Esther
Geneni Evans
Mankato
Eben Owens
Woodmen
Council
B. D. Hughes
John E
Catarrh Cure Claim by Toledo Company
Advertisement claims a cure for catarrh using a blend of well known tonics and blood purifiers. The copy promises relief from nasal and related ailments, touting a patent remedy from Aney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, as the producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aney & Co
Toledo
Drink More Water for Kidney Relief in Old Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts drinking water and taking four ounces of Salts to flush kidneys, reduce bladder irritation, and ease rheumatic pains. It promotes a grape and lemon juice cordial with lithia to cleanse clogging salts and balance urine acidity, claiming relief from bladder and kidney discomfort.
Sunday with Her Parents and New Residence
Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Owen Owens and Mr and Mrs Roger Davis now residing in Cambria.
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Owen Owens
Roger Davis
Cambria
Withdrawal of American railway corps from Siberia reported
The Springfield Republican notes Col. George H. Emerson ordered the American railway mission to withdraw from Siberia as Czecho-Slovak forces depart. The retreat is seen as a retreat before advancing soviet armies, amid a gloom over Kolchak’s government and dwindling Western support.
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Associated Press
Omsk
George H. Emerson
Siberia
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Kolchak
Morris
Real estate transfers in New Ulm and Sleepy Eye districts
Chas Beyer and wife transfer to Emil G Hage lots in New Ulm for 3500. Mary J Dooner and husband to T B Sullivan undiv 1-5 share in Outlet Ff SW 1-4 S 18 T 190 R 34 for 575. Multiple deeds follow, including James Bagen to T E Sullivan undiv 1-5 int in Outlet F SW 1-4 S 18 for 500. Catherine Gallagher to Alois Hentges for 1 dollar in Sleepy Eye. Caroline Burg to Johnson Co. for 11250 in New Ulm. John Franta to Gustav Fritz for 1600 in New Ulm. Marc A Bingham to Nick Kurth for 1400 in New Ulm. Additional transfers listed with various parcels and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Beyer
Emil G. Hage
Center Street
New Ulm
Wm. Theide
Wm. Krueger
Center St
New Lilm
F Mary J. Dooner
T. BE
Sullivan
Undiy
Outlet
Martha Sullivan
T. E.sullivan
James Bagen
T. E. Sullivan
Michael Bagen
James Garrow
Victor Schleyder
S. of Center St
Carl Crone
Allsons
C. Faster
R. J.paylor
C. C. Mayer
Knudsen
Evan
Jos
Kuebn
Lorenz Flor
A. B
Wm. G. Qwens
Anton Heyrans
Allison
Laura Bergesen
Rud
Glasmann
Comfrey
Theresia Schaefer
John Bartl
S. of
New Ln
Caroline ‘Burg
Johnson & Co
Glycerine Mixture Claim Against Appendicitis
An advertisement proclaims glycerine and buckthorn bark mixed in Adler-ika prevents appendicitis and relieves gas and constipation. It claims instant effect on long standing indigestion and stomach discomfort, with a tout by a business man and notes from Schmacker.
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Schmacker
North Woods Hunting Season Ends in December Report
The hunting season in the north woods ended Friday December 5. Thousands of deer were killed and many moose captured by woodsmen, with baggage trains overloaded as hunters returned. The season saw few casualties while trapping and fur markets rise in value with strong demand. Notable visits include C W Heimann of Fairfax and C L Reed of Lyric Theatre with sister Mrs H J Strolke. Front Street work estimated at 946.75 for grading and boulevarding, plus 268.72 for sidewalks. Lodge elections and annual reports from farmer organizations urged for prompt notices.
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North Woods
Capitol City
Held & Haeberle
Front Street
Heymann & Kraus
Mrs Cushing Leaving Hospital For Home Visit
Mrs RAW Cushing of Tracy is cared for at the home of Sheriff W J Julius after several weeks of hospital treatment. Her condition has improved sufficiently to leave the hospital but will require a number of weeks before she can return home.
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Ulrich
Chas, Emmerich
Minn
Center Sts
General Insurance
Heat Estate
M. A. Bingham
A W. Bingham
Bingham Bros
Soal & Grain
Huco Frey
Schueller & Corn
Washington Court
Daniel Webster
Eagle Roller Mill Co
New Ulm, Minn
C. W. Heimann
Fairfax
C. L. Reed
Lyrics Theatre
St. Paul
H. J. Strolke
Bismarck
N. D
Reed
HILL
Mr. Hill
al Dean Stores
Chevrolet
S. P. Nielsen
Broadway
Oldsmobile
Equitable Life Insurance Co. of
Iowa
J. R. Higgs
Vogel
Juernitt
Hunity
J. H. Forster
Furnitore