Memorial Day Observances Spread Among Lodges
Woodmen, Pythians, and other orders plan memorial day ceremonies in the city next Sunday. Capt. S. R. Van Sant and Mr. W. B. Anderson to speak at Central Park, graves at Woodlawn to be decorated, with delegations to St Marys cemetery. Also notes sewing sewer work and a cotton nuisance near Sanborn and Winona streets.
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Central Park
KR. van Sant
W. B. Anderson
Cenital Park
R. van Sant
W B. Anderson
Tausic. After That the Woodmen
Woodlawn Cemetery
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Knights of Pythias
Sanborn
Winona
Home Grown Fruit Arrives as Market Flows Plentiful
Local markets see a quiet week outside fruit and vegetables with no grain and little other farm produce. Prices range from 5 to 7 dollars per ton for fresh produce, 13 cents per bushel for old potatoes, 10 to 15 cents per box for strawberries, 26 to 40 cents per chicken, oranges and bananas plentiful, and cherries at about 25 cents per pound.
Local Endorsement Praises Dean's Kidney Pills in Winona
Citizens of Winona praise Dean's Kidney Pills with testimonials from Mrs. Fred. Jeffrey of 376 Bellevue Street. She reports relief from backache dizziness and fatigue after using the product sold at Jackson & Rademacher's drug store. Each box costs 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is the sole U. S. agent. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcores
Winona
Fred. Jeffrey
Bellevue Street
Dean
Jackson & Rademacher
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
United States
Winona Building and Loan Association Officers Elected
The annual meeting elected J. B. McGaughey as President George Baumgartner as Vice President C A Morey as Secretary J D Jones as Treasurer O B Gould as Attorney Directors named Alfred Brooke O K Jones John Von Rohr W H Garlock W H Bennett Thos Slavin H G Smith F P Sawyer W B Anderson David Fischer and P J Warren.
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Winona Building and Loan Association
J. B. McGaughey
George Baumgartner
C. A. Morey
J. D. Jones
O. B. Gould
Alfred Brooke
O. K. Jones
John von Rohr
W. H. Garlock
W. H. Bennett
Thos. Slavin
H. G
Sergeants Named in Company C Appointments
The meeting and drill last evening appointed sergeants Will Kinne D. K. Frost Carrence Freeze and A. Brendler. Company C will drill in full fatigue uniform Thursday evening as part of the programme for the Friday inspection.
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Will Kinne
D. K. Frost
Carrence Freeze
A. Brendler
Amusement Rule Unclear After Conference Action
Rev Dr C B Mitchell of Minneapolis says because the minority report was adopted as substitute and laid on the table the church has no law on worldly amusements. Cyclists face disruption in Winona this summer due to sewer work with crossings on Johnson Street blocked by Degnan’s crew and more trenching ahead.
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C. B. Mitchell
Minneapolis
Winona
Degnan
Johnson Street
Third
Sanborn Streets
Allen's Foot-Ease Powder Advertisement Claims Relief
A classic 19th century style ad touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder for swollen hot feet and tight shoes. It promises cooling relief, cures for swollen sweating feet, corns bunions and callous spots, and adds that a trial package is free. Available from druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. Allen Olmsted Le NOY.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Noy
Elocutionary Recitals At Seminary And Fraternal Lodge Plans
A Young Ladies Seminary held afternoon elocution recitals under Miss Catherine Collins featuring students such as Miss Marguerite Cummiskey and Miss Lulu Patterson. Nearby, St Paul fraternities organized a Zodiac lodge in Minnesota with field deputy Bentley completing formation, while Moses E. Clapp pursued back taxes from Sophia Bristol’s estate. Lieut Beatty, wounded officer returning from the Philippines, visited his Manterville family briefly amid local praise and greeting.
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Young Ladies’ Seminary
Catherine Collins
Riley
Marguerite Cummiskey
Raggedy Man
Sweet
Virginia Cloud
Mjpg Rubelle Telford
St. Paul
Central Hall
Lodge of the Zodiac
Bentley
Zodiac
Fargo
Mines
Washington County
Gen. Clapp
Stillwater
Manterville
Beatty
Hong Kong
Navy Department
Philippines
Washington Navy Yard
F. E. Beatty
Jefferson eighth grade program Friday afternoon
An eighth grade program is planned for Friday at 1 90 at Jefferson school. Part I includes songs recitations and essays by students such as Abraham Ouelette Fannie Strube Clara Kohl Stanley Vance Etta Kerkow Matthew Becker Myrtle Sweazey Clara Crozier Maug Maxhart and others. Part II features Elsa Ruge Della Erickson Lulu Wier Mamie Stedman and more. A stray sentence notes a broken engagement and a tea price reference amid miscellaneous lines.
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Abraham Ouelette
Our
Fannie Strube
Our Boys
Clara Kohl
Shay
Stanley Vance
Esay
Etta Kerkow
Fort Wagner
Matthew Becker
Carl Westmann
Myrtle Sweazey
Clara Crozier
Elsa Ruge
May Gorr
Della Erickson
Robert Bruce
Alvin Sweazey
Lulu Wier
Mamie Stedman
Mabel Obz
Clara Kahl
Darius Green
Fanny [Strube
Archer
Fire destroys barn and outbuildings on Prigge farm
Last Friday near Bethany the Prigge farm barn, granary, machine shed and other structures burned while men worked to burn brush. The residence survived with help from neighbors. loss estimated at $2,500 with no insurance. Also notes on visitors and a Moravian mission festival and funeral.
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John Prigge
Wm. Kastner
Richard Piper
Bertha Buchholz
Paul Timm
Casselton
Louis Gensmer
Bethany
A. Klaus
Serman
Mewaldt
Messrs. Waldmann
Lewiston
Seifert
Altura
Madsen
Elba
Crookston High graduates 15. local, state notices reported
The Crookston High School graduates a class of 15 this year with exercises held Saturday. A. N. Wheatley, former Northern Pacific roundhouse foreman at Staples, promoted to general foreman of shops at Livingstone Montana, will be succeeded by Dixon of Brainerd. Herbert J. Kenyon, longtime guard at the Minnesota State Penitentiary, died by suicide while ill. Miss Ida Stanton of Sauk Rapids and two companions preempt homes near Minot North Dakota. Hastings hospital to transfer 15 more patients to the new building, bringing inmates to 115. Long Prairie imposes a curfew for under-16s after 9 pm. Creamery men from Faribault county organize an association. officers named J. S. Snyder, A. Hall, C. J. Bang, L. C. Jensen.
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Crookston High School
A. N. Wheatley
Northern Pacific
Staples
Livingstone
Mont
Dixon
Brainerd
Herbert J. Kenyon
Minnesota State Penitentiary
Ida Stanton
Sauk Rapids
Minot
N. D
Hastings Insane Hospital
Rochester
New Hastings Institution
Long Prairie
Faribault County
J. 8
Snyder
Blue Earth
H. Hall
Winnebago City
C. J. Bang
Theatre World Sees Stars and Big Grosses Across the Atlantic
Ada Rehan tops 230 roles and the Belle of New York is said to have earned 200000 dollars. John Hare E S Willard and Sarah Bernhardt plan American visits next season. The Silence of Dean Maitland is being staged by E Lewis Scott. Henry Irvings tour profits are estimated between 25000 and 100000 dollars. Holger Drachmann arrives in Chicago to study American labor. Mrs Patrick Campbell weighs an American tour with Liebler and Co. Florence Rockwell joins Mr Vanibber with Robert Hilliard next season. Jacob Litt expects over 100000 dollars profit for Broadway this season, a possible all time high. London eyes a permanent night prince theater. Sims Reeves to receive a queenly pension of 500 dollars a year for life. Reeves, aged 81, remains a concert figure.
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Ada Rehan
Belle
New York
John Hare
E. S. Willard
Sarah Bernhardt
America
Dean Maitland
E. Lewis Scott
Henry Irving
Holger Drachmann
Chicago
Patrick Campbell
Liebler & Co
Campbell
Florence Rockwell
van Ibber
Richard Harding Davis
Robert Hilliard
Broadway Theater
Jacob Litt
Sims Reeves
Reeves
Compendium of Fractured Headlines From Era Papers
A collage of witty quips and curiosities from multiple papers mocks sensationalism and human folly. Snippets touch on advertising stunts, sports, manners, language, and social issues reflecting early 20th century press sensibilities.
Roberts and War Critics Clash in 1900s Debates
A collection of editorial snippets from New York World Syracuse Post Standard New York Journal and Chicago Tribune criticizes Lord Roberts military strategy in Africa and his effect on war reputations. The pieces discuss his tactics against the Boers and the broader implications for British success and critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
New York
Syracuse Post-Standard
Africa
New York Journal
Brooklyn
Laughing Gas The Snake Season
A playful verse chronicles rattlesnakes and sea serpents rumored sightings. Locals spin tales of monstrous copperheads and sea monsters while a famed West Virginia fakir from the Pittsburgh Chromed Telegraph feature plots a record breaking stunt.
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Pittaburg
Chicago's Wolves and the Wolf of Speech
A collection of brief humorous riffs from Chicago and Washington columns. Jokes touch on wolves in the suburbs versus headlines, manners in speech, political seasons, and a cartoonish Homer likeness.
Natural History Humor Notes on Shaking Heads
A fragment from the Chicago News notes humorously that when a woman shakes her head there is no use arguing, and Pellucid Pete adds the same about a bull shaking his head.
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Sandy Pikes
Chicago News
Indispensable Chin Boosts The Bearded Lady
A playful arcade note remarks that confidence helps many navigate life and even a famed bearded lady at a museum relies on her distinctive chin for her striking presence.
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Ven
Philadelphia
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P. Mince
Minn
Isaac P. Luse
G. P.A
St. Louis, Mo
EAGLE
J. W. Lauer
Winona, Minn
Theo
F. Leeb & Co
W. Fifth St
Westman’s Bakery and
Third Street
Woodhen Memorial Day
Jericho
Humboldt and
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Allens
AWB
Jefferson
Jefferson School
PART
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Ills
Eddie
Buffalo Express
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Eas
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Sreatest
Wychgram Dry Goods Company
Minnesota
Foster & Co
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Atinvyvag
Saic Price
Oxford
Congress
Russia
E. Third St
H. J. Grabow
Bergemann Bros
Fisher- Iwan
F. G. Vila
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B. P. Shepherd
Osteopath
Choate
T. F. Donnelly
Graben
Shee Siere
Wolves
Detroit
Washington Star
Hossea
Homer
Cleveland
Chase
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Squawadig
Saad Moz Ino
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Ssajay
Thompson’s Studio
Hubbsh Bros
Booger
New Public Library
All Grocery
Geneva
Kidd Drug Company
Elgin
Hetail
J W. Lauer
Lse
Onnaughey West End Grocers
West Fifth Street
Ravana Daisy
Golden Bagla
M. Rahm
Ohn
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Main Street
Conrad Bohn
W. F. Rowley & Son
W. Fifth Street
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H. W. Kingsbury
West Third Street
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