Aunt Win Sells Andirons to Aid Church and Red Cross
In a faded scene of memory Aunt Win decides to part with a cherished pair of 100 year old andirons. Molly persuades her to keep them as Aunt Win vows to donate 50 dollars to her church and 20 to the Red Cross in memory of a fallen relative. The story ends with Aunt Win yielding a check for 50 dollars and valuing faith over keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly
Aunt Win
Ont Win
Win
Tom
Winlfred
Indy
Maria Busvhildren
Cent School
Aunt Winifred
Red Cross
Argonne
John
Senator Snortworthy Mentioned For Presidency Rumor
Birmingham Age Herald reports a whispered presidential possibility around Senator Snortworthy. The senator keeps secretive, with a note about a private secretary amid a family affair. Trinity Catholic school to close for summer today after a picnic with pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snortworthy
Birmingham Age- Herald
Holy /Trinity Catholic school
Hair Net Troubles Spark Dinner Party Plans
Mrs. Williamson vents over hair nets as her husband schemes a deal with Mr. Harkners. A Hills dinner party brings chance for a private talk about a big sale, while Vera falls ill delaying plans and tests family luck. Betty's engagement to Bob Harkners seals the unexpected turn of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Mr. Williamson
Nan
George
Bob Harkners
Betty
Bob
Harkness
Gome
Wii
Hark
Dow
No More Cheap Tickets For Roundthe World Trip
Fifteen years ago a roundtheworld ticket could be bought for 287 dollars. John A Wilfahrt of the New Ulm Music Co transacted business in Sleepy Eye on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Wilfahrt
The
New Ulm Music Co
Sleepy Eye
H. W. Backus
New Ulm Grocery Co
G. A. Ottomeyer
South State Street
H. H. Pier
Shadow of the Past Returns in Evelyn Mystery
Arthur Kane returns to the scene of his old life five years after abandoning Evelyn and their secret, confronting memories of love, betrayal, and a hidden confession. Benny, Evelyn’s young brother, reveals a staged kiss scene to Kane, forcing him to confront the truth and the lasting ache of a heart that never forgot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weslata Newspaper Union
Arthur Kane
Evelyn
Kane
Natonal Bank
Benny
Arthur
Marston
Martson
Mr. Kane
Kaye
Henry
Ivelyn
Rane
Fairytales and keys unveil lessons from hospitality tale
A narrative blends a brownie filled fable with a tale about the Hospitality Hotel where adventurers learn to share keys and resist exploitation. The story follows a boy and girl as shelves fall to test kindness and responsibility and ends with a moral about generosity and staying true to friends.
Community Notes Span Celebrations and Storm Effects
A Sunday Congregational church Children Day diploma ceremony marked the cradle roll, while Ruth Reim turned 18 at a C. G. Reim home gathering. Local residents travel, birthday events, storms, and lightning damage fill the week with social and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jazente
F. H.krook
Local Market Window Describes Time and Store Names
An OCR fragment lists a time window and store references such as Eichtens Store and Ady with partial words and street cues. The note appears to note a sale or event timing but is heavily garbled and lacks full context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure Newapaber
Tom
Indy
Harry
Eichtens
Ady
Card of Thanks for Mrs. F. C. Retzlaff
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who helped during illness and after the death of our wife and mother Mrs. F. C. Retzlaff. Gratitude to those who attended the funeral, pallbearers, floral donors, and especially to Rev. C. J. Albrecht for solace. F. C. Retzlaff and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Retzlaff
C. J. Albrecht
F.C. Retzlaff
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims cure for catarrh and deafness
The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and related deafness by absorption through the blood and mucous surfaces. It states no other diseases are claimed to be cured and describes the medicine as taken internally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
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Tad
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Steddya Aelty
Tk Wits
Aten Seer Sinns
Sener En Eee
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Mim Hunters’ Club
Hunters” Rest
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Esther Reim
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Leonard Christensen
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J. M. Haubrich
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John F. Neumann
Dneral
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Max Sebald
Arthur E. Fimeyer
Louis Peuser
Fred Behnke
Otto J. Schleuder
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Delbert ©. Oswald
C. G. Reim
Ruth Reim
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Ida Olin
Andrew J. Olin
Franklin
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F. J. Krol
William Witt
Frances
Mondovi
Henry Ranweiler
Witt
George Peuger
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John Koeck
Lafayette Township
Klossner
Koeck
Misa Marcella Schiptgler
Waseva
Misa Elsie Koester
Estella Schilling
Louis Schilling
Springfield
Loretto Hospital
Dr. Martin Luther College
John Meyer
Theological Seminary
Wauwatosa
Otto Martins
Edwin Wallin
Comfrey
Cottonwood County Grand Jury
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Comfrey Friends
John Vogel
Vogel
Joseph Heitzer
Mr. Heitzer
Mr. Vogel
GC. G. Reim
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