Planghurgh Improvement Revival At Annual Church Meeting
At the Congregational church annual gathering the debt is cleared with a small treasury balance. Members approve interior changes including frescoed walls, rear remodel, rearranged pulpit, paper stained windows, and potential new seating. Election of officers and committees reflects strong attendance and renewed church spirit.
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Congregational Church
Fred
Oltiers
Crit
Ablinistee
Deacon
Berman
Vlerify GC
Alex Grtomeyer
Fred Meier
Sanday
Bys
Webber
H. L. Beecher
A. J. Lienhand
Prudential
Louise Meile
Mus
Ke W. G. Mileie
C. A. Zelle
Fea
Health Company Exceeds Target On Members Drive
A Minnesota Commercial Men's Health Association board praised rapid membership growth since opening offices. They reported surpassing the initial goal for year end and noted the insurance plan's popularity and ease of recruitment without field agents.
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Minnesota Commercial Men’s Health Association
United States
Dedication of St. Peter’s Church With Bishop Edsall
Tonight at 7 30 the St Peter’s church will be formally dedicated with Bishop Edsall presiding. Morning services included communion and the Lord’s Supper. The bishop will speak with aid from local rectors S V Purvis Geo C Dunlap A E Fillmore and W H Knowlton among others, while visitors from Sleepy Eye join. The debt free church presents a reverent interior designed for worship without special music planned tonight.
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St. Peter's Church
Edsall
S. V. Purvis
Minneapolis
Geo. C. Dunlap
St.Paul
A. E. Fillmore
Mankato
W. H. Knowlton
St. James
Sleepy Eye
Young Blizzard Ends With Heavy Snow Knocked Rail Delays
Snow measured eight inches fell Wednesday with heavy winds that halted St Louis line trains for hours and delayed the Northwestern as well. It is the first substantial snow of the season, followed by a thaw that restored sleighing conditions in a few warm days.
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St. Louis Road
Northwestern
Proprieter of Nursery Dead After Cancer Fight
John Zeller, longtime nursery and fruit farm owner in the southern city hills, died unexpectedly last Wednesday from liver cancer. A resident since 1894 except for three years in Winthrop, he left a large family of eleven grown children. Funeral at Turner Hall with Capt Albert Steinhauser preaching, service conducted by the Sons of Hermann and Other lodge members. Burial in the city cemetery.
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St. Alexander Hospital
John Zeller
Zeer
Winthrop
Zeller
Josephine Rosskopf
Turner Hall
Albert Steinhauser
Hermann
LO. U. We Lodge
Ity
Many Millions for Milling In One Year at Eagle Mill
The Eagle Milling company reports a year 1905 ground 4,659,736 bushels of wheat producing about 991,476 barrels of flour. The mill employs 149+ workers in city, with agents in elevators and offices in Chicago New York and Boston. Flour markets extend to eastern states Europe Africa South America and West Indies. Freight cost nearly 867k, operating cost 308k and capital above 4 million. A five pound package system targets urban poor consumers.
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Eagle Milling Company
Eagle Mill
Chas. Silverson
Philadelphia
United States
Minnesota
Gettysburg
Chicago
New York
Boston
Middle
Africa
South America
West India
Eagle
County raises superintendent salary for schools
Regular session of the county commissioners approved a salary increase for County Superintendent of Schools John Cutting from 900 to 1200 per year, with Cutting described as conscientious and able. Brown County Journal retains the county printing for the year, including supplements with the financial statement and tax list for public distribution. Commissioners also completed ditch settlement work and finish year tasks earlier than usual.
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John Cutting
Cutting
Brown County Journal
Dakotah Club Hosts Evening of Games and Storytelling
Dakotah Club members and guests gathered in the Schoch Reinhart building rooms for a Saturday evening with pool and Lilliard tables in use, a supervised lunch by Peter Herman, and a storytelling finale led by Gen. Bobleter as the party concluded at midnight.
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Ors
Geo. Koffend
Gen. Bobleter
Schoch-Reinhart Building
A. J. Alwin
Dakotah Club
Schoch- Reinhart
Peter Herman
Bobleter
My Wife's Family Comedy Draws Warm Reception
Review notes a Funny stage piece titled My Wife's Family drawing laughs from start to finish. Cast praised for strong performances though Sunday audience was small on lower floor. upstairs crowd carried overall tone. Theatre citywide interest noted as potential for future visits. Local business changes include two Lafayette saloons under new management.
Good Health With Royal Baking Powder
The article promotes wholesome child feeding and urges use of Royal Baking Powder for pure, light, and flavorful cakes and pastries. It claims Royal Bake enhances health and taste in cake, biscuits, doughnuts, and crusts for both children and adults.
Saloon Change at Ulm and New Ulm Notables
Ulm's Stadick & Goblitsch saloon and Hugo Dorn keepers pass to new proprietors as Everybody's saloon in New Ulm adopts John Simmet's former site. Both new owners are described as first class businessmen and will pursue success, while retiring parties plan to remain residents for a time. A note on health remedies is included, praising Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and related illnesses with testimonials and trials offered by a local pharmacist.
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Ube
F. G. Hyatley
Oskismion
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Planghurgh
Congregationalists
B.stonday
Henrietta
O. M. Olsen
Nursery
THE
Turner Theatre
Lafayette
Sinva
YORK
Crone Bros
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