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ROWLAND — Rowland town commissioners are considering upping the town's water and sewer rates.
At a meeting Wednesday, Commissioner Jean Love suggested that the base rate for 2,000 gallons of water be increased $1, from $18 to $19 a month. She also suggested that the base rate for sewer increase by $1, from $21 to $22 a month, and debt service increase 50 cents a month, from $7.50 to $8.
According to Town Clerk Brake Proctor, the additional $2.50 increase in the utility rates will generate for the town about $1,340 a month, or about $16,000 during a 12-month period. The new fees, that would become effective in March, would generate about $5,300 by the end of the current fiscal year that ends June 30, Proctor said.
Currently, Rowland has about 546 water customers and 521 sewer customers.
Proctor said an ordinance establishing the new rates will be considered by town officials at their next meeting on Feb. 8. He said that Commissioner Marvin Shooter is opposing the increases on the grounds that any increases in utility rates should be offset by expense cuts in other parts of the town's budget.
The commissioners on Wednesday also adopted a mid-year budget ordinance that maintains the town's General Fund at $890,350, the same amount the fund included at the beginning of the fiscal year on July 1. Proctor said that the only significant change in the General Fund was an additional $20,000 for the Police Department to cover personnel and gasoline expenses. The increase was offset, he said, by cuts and reallocation of funds in other departments.
Proctor said the town's Utility Fund decreased by $2,055. This was the result of the purchase of a $4,200 mower and decrease in operating costs of $2,145, he said.
Proctor said that Shooter voted against the mid-year budget ordinance, contending that more cuts should be made. He also said that the commissioners have requested that each town department head try to find ways to decrease their budgets by up to another 3 percent.
"I told the board that revenues have been decreasing and expenses increasing," Proctor said. "We've been making cuts, but there is now no more fat to cut."
In other business:
— The commissioners discussed changing the town's zoning ordinance to allow for double-wide mobile homes and modular homes to be located in more than just the R-12 zone. Action was tabled until the board holds a workshop on Feb. 27, Proctor said.
— Rowland's new postmaster, Amy Inman, introduced herself to board members. Proctor said that Inman had worked at the Rowland Post Office until 10 years ago when she went to work at the post office in Orrum.


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6. | Bossing | ||
When someone's outfit is as legendary as the Bruce Springsteen's music Jason : ' Hey Sean what d'ya think of my new kicks dude bro?'
Sean : 'Siq fan you're bossing! Wanna go record shopping?' |
1. | Bossing | ||
If you are bossing the situation, you are running it. You are in control of what's going on. You do not follow, you lead the herd. That kid is so popular, she is bossing that entire school.
2. | Bossing | ||
"Bossing" derives from the consumption of an obscene amount of alcohol (usually 7-8 shots) consumed in one oversized shot glass. The intention of the action can be two-fold: One being the annihilation of any disturbing memories inflicted upon the individual by "The Boss," any other person who has authority over the individual; the other being to easily facilitate the catching up the alcohol content of an individual who arrives tardy to a party. "It's going to take some serious bossing to make me forget what that asshole did to me" "Hey buddy, you're late, let the bossing begin"
3. | bossing | ||
When you and your friends are visting an area and you have considerable numbers to control the said area, for example about 3 people for a small village or about 20 for a large town. We're bossing town
you are bossin the backseat of the bus |
4. | Bossing | ||
When a subject employs a movement or action and does it in a very boss like manner, the verb can be substituted for the word 'bossing'. Guy 1: Man, you were walking down that staircase like a beast, pushing everyone out of the way.
Guy 2: Nah, man, I was bossing down that staircase. Guy 1: Hectic! Wanna go get in a fight now? |
5. | Bossing | ||
When someone's outfit is as legendery as Bruce Springsteen's music. Jason : 'Hey Sean what d'ya think of my new kicks dude bro?'
Sean : 'Siq fam you're bossing! Wanna go record shopping?' |

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An angiogram is done by a Reference radiologist Opens New Window. The radiologist may be helped by another doctor, a radiology technologist, or a nurse.
You will need to take off any jewelry. You may need to take off all or most of your clothes. You will be given a gown to wear during the test.
You will likely have an Reference intravenous (IV) Opens New Window line in a vein in your arm so your doctor can give you medicine or fluids if needed. A device called a pulse oximeter, which measures oxygen levels in your blood, may be clipped to your finger or ear. Small discs (electrodes) are placed on your arms, chest, or legs to record your heart rate and rhythm.
You will lie on your back on an X-ray table. Ask for a pad or blanket to make yourself comfortable. A strap, tape, or sandbags may be used to hold your body still. A lead apron may be placed under your genital and pelvic areas to protect them from X-ray exposure.
A round cylinder or rectangular box that takes the pictures during fluoroscopy will be moved above you. The fluoroscope will move under you during the test.
The place where the catheter will be inserted (in the groin or above the elbow) will be shaved and cleaned. Your doctor will numb the area with a Reference local anesthetic Opens New Window. Then he or she will put a needle into the blood vessel. A guide wire will be put through the needle into the blood vessel and the needle will be removed. The catheter will be placed over the guide wire and moved into the blood vessel. The catheter then will be guided through the blood vessels until the tip is in the area to be studied. Your doctor will use the fluoroscope to watch the movement of the catheter in the blood vessels.
When the catheter is in place, the dye is injected through it. You may be asked to take a breath and hold it for several seconds. Several X-ray pictures will be taken one after another. These will be available right away for your doctor to look at. You need to lie very still so the pictures are clear. More pictures may be taken. See a picture of Reference how an angiogram is done Opens New Window Reference Opens New Window.
An angiogram takes 1 to 3 hours. The catheter is taken out after the angiogram, and pressure is put on the needle site for 10 to 15 minutes to stop any bleeding. A small sandbag or clamp may be put on the site to hold pressure. A bandage is put on the site. You will be given pain medicine if you need it.
If the catheter was put in a vessel in your arm, you should not have any blood taken from that arm or your blood pressure measured in that arm for several days. You will rest in bed after the test for several hours. If the catheter was placed in the groin area, try to keep that leg straight for 8 hours. Your doctor will give you specific instructions after the test. You can use an ice pack on the needle site to relieve pain and swelling.
The place in your hands and feet where your heartbeat (peripheral pulse) can be felt may be marked with a pen. Your pulse may be checked before and after the angiogram.
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GFP antibody
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Gene ID
Available reactivities
Available hosts
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Western blot / Immunoblot (WB), Frozen Sections (C), Immunoprecipitation (IP), Immunocytochemistry/Immunofluorescence (ICC/IF), Enzyme Immunoassay (E), Paraffin Sections (P), Flow Cytometry (F), Dot blot (Dot)
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Background of GFP antibody
Green fluorescence protein (GFP) is a 27 KDa protein derived from the bioluminiscent jellyfish Aquorea victoria, emiting green light (509 nm) when excited (excitation by Blue or UV light, absorption peak at 395 nm).
GFP is a useful tool in cell biology research, as its intrinsic fluorescence can be visualized in living cells. Light-stimulated GFP fluorescence is species-independent and a fluorescence has been reported from many different types of GFP-expressing hosts, including microbes, invertebrates, vertebrates and plants. No exogenous substrates and cofactors are required for the fluorescence of GFP, since GFP autocatalytically forms a fluorescent pigment from natural amino acids present in the nascent protein.
GFP fluorescence is stable under fixation conditions and suitable for a variety of applications. GFP is widely used as a reporter (tag) for gene expression, enabling researchers to visualize and localize GFP-tagged proteins within living cells without any further staining. Other applications of GFP include measurement of distance between proteins through fluorescence energy transfer (FRET) protocols.
To increase a fluorescence intensity of GFP, chromophore mutations have been created. The Enhanced GFP has a fluorescence 35 times more intense than the wt-GFP. Mutagenesis of GFP has produced also many mutants (e.g. Yellow Fluorescent Protein, Cyan Fluorescent Protein) with warying spectral properties. Antibodies raised against full-length GFP variants should also detect other variants of the protein.
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The remains of a Mount Airy man, lost for 66 years after the military plane he was in crashed in France, have been found and are on their way to his family for a burial in Amelia County, Va.
Army Air Forces Tech. Sgt. William S. "Billy" Cassell died on Nov. 1, 1946, when the B-17G Flying Fortress, in which he was flying, went missing after departing from Naples, Italy. The plane was bound for Bovington, England.
During the months following the loss, search and rescue attempts proved unsuccessful and the remains of the crewmen were declared non-recoverable, according to information from the Defense Prisoner of War/Missing Peronnel Office in Washington, D.C.
In 1947, a French military unit operating in the French-Italian Alps, near Estellette Glacier, found the wreckage of a U.S. aircraft at an altitude of more than 12,000 feet. The French team recovered human remains from the site which were turned over to U.S. officials. They also reported that much of the ice-covered wreckage would likely emerge after several decades, after the glacier descended the slope. Due to technology limitations of the time, the remains could not be attributed to individuals and were interred as a group, representing the B-17G crew at Arlington National Cemetery.
From 1983 to 1999, as the glacier descended, additional remains and personal effects were recovered and turned over to U.S. officials.
In 2010, due to advances in technology, scientists from the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command (JPAC) re-evaluated the evidence and used mitochondrial DNA which matched that of Cassell's two sisters in the identification of his remains.
Cassell's sister Mary Lee Musulin said "Billy" was the first born and was five years older than her. She said he was seven years older than her brother Franklin. He also had a baby sister Hannah who only saw him once while she was in her high chair, Musulin said.
"He was a good student — a good son and a bossy brother. He was a popular young man," said Musulin.
She said he got an after-school job working at the Jewel Box.
"For my 12th birthday, he gave me a little blue glass clock. I still have it. Whereever we have lived, it has been on my dresser. I was thrilled to death when he gave it to me. I didn't even think he liked me," she said with a laugh.
After graduating from Mount Airy High School, Cassell went to Newport News, Va., to get a job working in a shipyard. She said her father went with him at first and worked there until he was acclimated.
As the time came closer for Cassell to be drafted into World War II, he joined the U.S. Air Force. He was eventually sent to Frankfurt, Germany and became a radio operator on a B-17.
"Within two weeks of his time to return home, he signed up for another year because he went in so young. That's when his plane went missing," said Musulin.
She remembers the last time she saw him when he returned home on leave.
"I was 15. He was in his uniform. Mother was at the stove cooking, and he was trying to teach me how to dance," she said.
Another memory Musulin shared of her brother was that he and her other brother slept in a converted bedroom in the attic.
"Franklin was 7 years younger than Billy and he was afraid to sleep up there, so he would reach over and touch him to make sure he was there, so he wouldn't be scared," she said.
Cassell's family attended the funeral for him and the seven others that were killed in the crash in Arlington National Cemetery in 1947. They were all buried in the same grave. She said being there was a bit intimidating being a 17-year-old girl from Mount Airy. She remembers how the folded flags were given to each wife or mother of those who died in the crash.
While she and her husband and children have gone to visit the grave in Arlington almost every year, she feels a sense of closure knowing that he's finally coming home.
She said her father wrote many letters to the war department concerning the crash involving his son.
"He was angry. He didn't understand why they would have sent him on a training mission after the war was over and in weather that would have caused them to crash."
About six years ago, she got a phone call from the war department. She said they sent a nurse to her house to get a sample of her blood and a nurse to her sister Hannah Anderson's office to draw her blood.
"My brother thought it was a farce and so did my husband," said Musulin.
At least until three weeks ago, when the families were notified that his body had been identified. His dog tags were recovered as well.
She said a man from Fort Lee, Richmond, Va., came to their home and met with the family to explain how everything would work. They were told that his remains were in Hawaii. The family was told to set a date for the funeral.
On Friday at 11:40 a.m., the family will be driven onto the tarmac at Richmond Airport to receive the casket. Musulin said his remains will be enclosed in an Army blanket in the casket. Also enclosed will be a full-dress uniform from that era. She will be presented with his dog tags, which she said she plans to give to her sister.
She said this has been a stressful time even after all these years.
"I thought for years he would turn up. Of course, he didn't, but I'm glad they were finally able to find him," said Musulin. "This has been a very emotional experience."
After the family watches the casket being loaded into an awaiting hearse, his remains will be driven to Piedmont Baptist Church where the service will be held. There will a 21-gun salute and the playing of "Taps."
Musulin said she will be presented the folded flag, which she will give to her sister.
Anderson said that even though she doesn't remember her brother, he has always been in her heart.
"It's just amazing. I've been totally blown away — after 60 years when there had been nothing. I don't remember him in person, but he's been in everybody's hearts and minds since then.
"This has brought closure. We are happy for our parents. Hopefully they will know that we have finally brought him home," Anderson said.
He will be buried beside his parents Payton and Estelle Cassell in a community graveyard in Amelia County, Va., on Sunday at 2 p.m.
Anderson said everyone in the Amelia community has been excited about his homecoming as well.
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Hi, I am trying to find out more about my Mum's fathers side of the family. He was Arthur Burnett Curtis born 1914.
He served in the Canadian Air Force in WW2, we believe he died in 1988, in Tillsonburg, Ontario, he was married before he married my nan in 1941 and had a son, he then married again after and had a daughter, who we believe lived in Calgary around 1988.
I think I have found his father, and his parents, but being new to this am not sure!
If anyone can give me any information at all on any of this family I would be most grateful. I have searched for his birth and death certificates, and marriage certificates and can only find the one where he married my nan, and we have the original for that!!
Thanks for any help you can give me.
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OMG I'm so excited for you Sandra, I know how hard you have been looking. I hope both you and Bobbie can make a connection and figure Arthur Curtis out together. Good Luck to you both.
I have emailed you Bobbie, fingers crossed this is the same Arthur and we have found some long lost family!!
Thanks Donna, it is very exciting isn't it?!!!
Even though this is an older thread, I just had to say, wow, nice work and just the most interesting reading with a happy ending!! Nice! Jeany
p.s. did you ever find him in the u.s?
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Thanks for the reply, it is fantastic isn't it? we are now in constant contact which is really good and gradually getting to know each other.
No, we never did find him in the US :)
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Watch Tower for Foresters To decrease the number of watchman neccesary for fire protection in our forest, the state forestry board has decided to build high towers, in order to get a commanding view of the country. A forty foot tsteel tower will soon be erected on a high hill near Brainerd. Attempting to Reclaim Lands Now,that the land has proven to be of value, a number of residents of Belle Prairie and Ft. Ripley towns and the city of Little Fails are attempting to reclaim lands, in the Cuyuna and Missabe ranges, owned by them in former years,but which, they say, was gotten from them fraudulently. They received the land under treaties of 1854 and 55,between the government and the Mississippi, Pillager and Lake Winnibegoshis tribes of Indians. Most of this land was sold to lumbering interests for a small consideration by persons claiming to have an irrevocable pow er of attorney. The claiments say that such power of attorney was never given to anyone by them, and they make this the base of their contention thru which they hope to receive some remuneration for the land which they held long ago. PLATTE August 15. 19 1 All the farmers nround here are bus} Stacking. O. Kelly had tho count, i'lrveyor ou Ihe survey out his lines on his meadow Ol'o. Hoffman is busy threshing. It is reported that Brisk Bros, have ■purchaa d 0. Ohristenson'H cattle and "Will go, now, into Ihe dairy business. Geo. Siget e will run tha store. Mrs. U. ICeo-c viBited Mrs. W. Jla;ce Saturday afternoon. It-^ a good thing, we had rain weather ■&r aoineof our young peopto would set the brush on lire, sparking. t'ornrlous Kelly of LUt'e Falls m lieiping hi Bon, Uedil, make hay. .S'ldih Hnn are busy threshing, "r.rs. c. Ileesa is on the sick list. The v mug people s -e u to be enjoying theuutftlViM in this neighborhojd A number of yonng people consisting of the ■ in ess Barbara and Susie Kainz. Sura R* diner. Theodore. Edward and Bifred Richner, Frank and Bill Ha.-es, Hern an Llosef, George Hold, Otto Fuhr- uian, an 1 Joe Kainz. gathered at tho home iff >f --sa Emma tieese S tnday evening and enjoyed a fine time. Wilson Hayea and sons, Frank and Wils went to fswan River Monday. August 10. Mesdames R. Klugo and F. Kaiu mer- tqoyerof Pierz called at (J. Reese's Tues day and r. turned home in the evenirg with several pails ful of Uhoke Cherries Mr, Skochinski, Mr. Maletski and son John, ■). Ebertowaki and son Leon, left Tor the Dakota's Wednesday, where they will be eroplojed during the summer. Mr. and Mrs F. Smith and s>ns , Tony nnd Franx, Misses Sarah Rvchner and Emma Reese visited at W. llaye.a Sunday evening. The misses Agnes and Verda Smith were callers at the Hayes' home Sunday evening, Ben Richner and wife accompanied by John Nol and wife returned from Bow lus Tuesday, where they attended the party at V. Madison. Miss Esther Sundstorm of Little Fal's !• visiting her sister, Mrs. Cecil Kelly's Sunday. Frod Kelly and wife visited at Cecil Kelly's Sunday. Theodore Kychoer visited at W. Hayes Sunday evening. Tlie Death of a Fawn. The wanton troopers riding by Have shot my fawn, and it will die. Ungentle men! They cannot thrive Who killed thee. Thou ne'er didst alive Them any harm: alas! nor could Thy death yet do them any good. I'm sure I never wished them ill; Xor do 1 for all this, nor will: But if my simple prayers may yet Prevail with heaven to forget Thy murder, I will join my tears Rather than fail. But O niv fears! It cannot die so! Heaven's kicg Keeps register of everthing; \nd nothing may we use in vain: Even beasts must be with justice slain. -Andrew MarvellTn, "Our Dumb Animals. Mrs. Kluetsch and her son, Frank, of Lastrup and Mrs. Jacob Duscher of Pierz attended the funeral of Mrs. Geo. FLischhacker in St. Mathias last Monday. Rev. Brander and Frank Mischke of Buckman were business callers in Pierz Tuesday. Victor and Benjim^n Herold left Monday £for a trip thru Canada. Frank Marsh k of St. Cloud came to Pierz Monday ai d , U ft again Wednesday. He is solicili tg for an accident insurance company. Mrs. J. Viktor and Mrs. Pauli e Viktor of Cedar Rapids, Ia , arrived Monday evening to attend their father's? funeral. C. E. Gravel and A. P.Stoil went to Little Fails Sunday to witne-s the ball game be- tvuen the Conrads of St Paul and the B'ues of Little Fal!s. Lucas Backes and wife left Friday f r the Twin Cities, where Mr. Backes in ends to enter the employ of a wholesale house. A checking* account is a sensitive indicator which telis vou at all times how your business is running. Pay by check and by so doing you g*et a receipt for every transaction.—German State Bank of Pierz. St. Cloud.—Reduced to a physical wreck and tired of bumming and being hunted, Lester Lloyd, aged 26. on parole from the St. Cloud reformatory, Tuesday walked into the offices cf the board of control at the capitol and gave himself up. Wednesday an officer brought him back to the reformatory in St. Cloud. This is the second time he has done this, the other time being March 2^, 1905. Madison— G. Monroe Ka- nouse, for many years under sheriff of Dane county, ma)' be selected as marshal, to the state su^ rerae court,lo fill the vacancy caused by the death of Capt. James B. McCoy. Right in your busiest season when you have the least time to spare you are moEt likely to take diarrhoea and lose several days' time, unless you have Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand and take a close on the first appearance of the disease. For sale by all dealers. RIPLEY ORE ASSAYS 59.09 Chas. VanHercke Serrt Samples to $%. perts WhoSay it is of the Best Quality Transcript: Prom samples of iron ore sent to assayists taken from the southeast quar ter of section 24 in Ripley town owned by Chas. VanHercke, a percentage of 59.09 is assayed for iron and also a small percentage of gold and silver. This land lies directly in the line of attraction of the Little Palls and Mille Lacs range and the prospects for good commercial iron ore and other minerals there are good. Pew people have any idea of the mineral possibilities of Morrison county. Besides iron already found around Randall and the best of prospects of of finding good commercial iron in Belle Prairie, there has also been found gold and silver in small quantities with a possibility of finding paying quantities along the line somewhere. Indications of granite are re ported in section 13,Platte. While a great many floats have been found all over the county, running from 35 to 68 per cent hard iron, many Of floats show that they have traveled but a very short distance which proves that the iron ore is here of good quality and in large quantities. Thou Shalt not Steal Some unprincipled boys stole all of Mrs. J. J. Faust's plunls last Friday night. It might be said in passing, that a person who plants a tree in his own garden and takes care of it to maturity, naturally places more value upon its fruit than the cold dollars and cents such fruit might represent in the commercial market; and there is absolutely no reason why boys, who will sneak into others' premises in the dead of night, and not only rob such a tree, but break its limbs and the garden fences as well, should not be held as accountable as the criminal, who picks pockets onpasses a forged check. There is no reason for considering apples, plums, water melons and other garden truck legitimate bootv for thieves. Some Corn G. H.Powers of Little Falls has on display, in front of his office, several stalks, of corn which was taken from the place of C. W. Kemp at Little Elk. The stalks are sev n feet and a half high and the ears are twelve inches log; but the interesting part is that the corn is mature and out of danger of frost and only averages from eighty-three to eighty days old. Mr. Powers thinks that the corn will average about sixty bushels to the acre. CREAMERY ASSN. ELECTSJFFICERS Theo. Thielen is First President, Wm. Meyer, Vice President, Carl Kaps- ner,Secy.,Math Thommes, Treas. The shareholders of the Pierz FarmersCo operative Creamery met in Hartmann*s Hall last Tuesday afternoon for the purpose of perfecting the new organization, adopting a constitution and by-laws, and electing officers.. Informal speeches were made by Theodore Thielen and Mr. Lindbergh of the State Dairy department. Mr. Lindbergh's remarks were well taken and often interrupted by applause. The gist of his talk can be embodied in the word CO-OP E- R-A T-I-O-N. -'This is a jpng word,"said Mr. Lindbergh, "but its meaning is simple—it means working together." The following officers were e- lected: President— Theo. Thielen. Vice president- Win. Meyer. Secretar}*— Carl Kapsner. Treasurer— Math. Thommes. Directors— Christ Faust, Henry Kru- schek, Peter Girtz, Mike Thul, Theo. Gross. The new organization is now fatrl}' launched with about 100 shareholders, who all display unbounded enthusiasm, interest, and energy: and if all members remain true to the spirit of co-operation, the success of the Pierz farmers Creamer}' is assured. Letter from John Sehr John Sehr, the globe trotter, who has been in Alaska and toured all foreign countries including Japan, China, Siberia etc. has decided to make his permanent home in Red mond, Washington, a town near Seattle. He wrote a few days ago to John Philippi that he had bought a forty acre tract of land and intended to remain there. He reports that dining the entire summer, with the exception of a few days, the thermometer did not register above 80 degrees in the shade. How is This For an Old Man? John Heach, who helped Henry Wuellner in the lharvest fields this season,1 reported a few days ago that he all alone had shocked 110 acres and built fourteen stacks of wheat and two stacks of oats. "'And more grain yet to stack! How is that for a man 83 years old'' said John as he stood squarely on both feet with back as erect as a straight edge and right hand thumping his full and rounded chest with such force that the thud could he heard a block a- way as his fist rebounded to full arm's length. Real Estate Transfers The following real estate transfers published by C. H. Eiston, abstractor, at Little balls, are of interest here: George Denzen and wife to August Dehler, 6x12 rode in sw of e\v, 1-39 30 $223 Harriet M. Joslin (widow) to James iialoney, e of nw and ne of sw, 33-40- 32 81,680 Andrew Faust et al to Joseph Trachta. s of lot 2. block "li," Kapsner'B addition to Pierx. $100 C H. Buckman and wife to Edward E. Smith, undivided % of ne of ne, 12- 132-30 SJ68.75 Stephen fchwartz and wife to John Schwartz, Jr., n of nw 29 39-31; w of se, se of sw and ne, 21-39 30 $t,210 Executors estate of John Faust, deceased, to Andrew Faust et al, s of lot 2, bluck "B," Kapsner's addition to Pierz S50 Administrators estate of Alex Pilon, Sr., deceased, to C, B. Buckman, ne of ne, 12-132-30 fUGO Next Saturday an examination for a new rural carrier on route 3, vacated by '•Jeff" Virnig, will be held at the Little Falls Post Office, It is reported that 9 or 10 applicants will take the examination. Born -To Mr. and Mrs. John Altrichter/a son. Did Not Let Bridge Contract A representative of each of the firms of Great Northern Bridge Co., A. Y. Bayr Co., Minneapolis Steel .and Machine Co., Jolliet Bridge and Iron Co., J. M. Var.ce, Beech Mfg. Co., Fargo Bridge and Iron Co., W. B. Bossett and Minnesota Bridge Co. passed through Pierz Saturday forenoon in two autos, on their wav to Otto Hoffman's place in Granite to present bids for the construction of a steel bridge across the Skunk river at P. J. Gau's place. A party of four more bridge builders' representatives, arrived later in the afternoon, making altogether, thirteen bidders. The town board rejected all bids and did not let contract; it considered a'l bids too high. Frank Waninger got the contract to» build the cement abutments, 34x16 feet, for $223.00. A Visit to Sullivan Lake Wm. Filer, who made a trip to Sullivan lake last week for a few days outing, expresses himself only in the highest terms of praise in speaking of the hospitality of the people who live on the shores of that lake. He says that though the houses may not be models of architecture, yet when one steps inside, all furniture will be found clean and neatly arranged, and their meals are at least equal to those served at manv of the much more pretentious hostelries. Mr. tCller called at the homes ol Mrs. T. S. Look and Mrs. Ford on the east shore of the lake. The Iron Hostler. No more muscle needed now to curry and brush the horse. A perfect grooming machine is used now7, by all who can afford it, especially in large stables, and the horses are taken to the machine just as a well groomed man goes to his bath tub every morning. The horse steps in and the machine does the rest. All you have to do to keep in good condition, is lo step to the telephone and order a case of golden grain belt beers. The)' will do the rest by appetizing and strengthening, and assisting* nature to re-build the waste. Secure your supply from E. S.Tannsr LittleFalls Mir.n. Madison — Mrs. Catherine Steckelberg,a widow, aged 82, was killed by a street car. St. Cloud—John Mossberg, a pioneer residentof this city, was stricken with heart failure Monday morning while at work about his home, dying instantly. Mr. Mossburg was born in Sweden in 1840. He He came to Minnesota when a young man. For years he has been a respected citizen of St. Cloud and leaves many friends to mourn his death. He is survived by his wife and two children. Mike Bitzan of Douglas Co. is here visiting with his friend John Dombovy. Mr. Bitzan is looking for a suitable location for ageneralstore. P. L. Poster is building a cement walk between Herman Koering's store and the Post Office. DEATH CALLED MRS. GEO.FLEISCHHACKER Of St. Mathias Last Friday — Better Known Here as Anna Kluetsch, Sister to Frank of Lastrup Mrs. Ceo. Plelschhacker, bet* ter known here asAnna Kluetsch died last Friday morning at one o'clock at her home in St. thias, ('row Win? Co. Heart failure is .said to have been the cause of her death. Mrs. Fleisch- hacker came to Pierz with her parents. Mi*, and Mrs. .John Kluetsch, forty-four \rars ago and settled on the farm south of Frank Konen's place in Muh, now owned by Henry Schulte. Married to Geo. Fleischhaclu-r twenty two years ago,deceased moved a few years later onto the farm in St. Mathias, on which she lived until tin- time of her death. She leaves a husband, five children, her mother and brother Frank of f-astrup, besides one brother and two sisters in the state of Washington. Burial took place last Monday in the Catholic cemetery in St. Mathias. Autos That Pass in the Night. A party consisting of t_ ha**,. Gish, Arthur Bovce, Louis Gravel, Anna Gish and Gladvs Eyno;i, broke down last Friday near the cream station in Granite while auto- ing from Onamia to Little Falls. Mich. Priglmeyer towed them to the village in the afternoon. Chas Schroeder of Little Falls was sent for, who, after looking themachins over, decided that the damages could not be repaired outside of a garage. At the approach of the evening twilight the party sadly resumed its slow and laborious towage toward the Occident. While in our village, Mr. Schroeder answered another call of distress from a Little Falls chauffeur whose auto had ceased to automobilize at the foot of a hill north < f Buckman. We were told that the ailment of the second auto was of such a nature that it, too, had to be taken to the repair hospital the same night. Party From Greenweld Here Thursday Adolph Vonderhaar, Paul Eller, William Zeiske and Albert Spaeth of Greenwald came up to Pierz last Thursday evening in Adolph's auto. They expected to arrived here early enoug*h to attend the dance in Faust's hall, but a busted tire delayed their arrival until after midnight. They returned Friday morning*. A King Who Left Home set the world to talking, but Paul Mathulka, of Buffalo, N. Y., says he always KEEPS AT HOME the King of all Laxatives—Dr. King's New Life Pills-—and that they're a blessi lg* to all his family. Cure constipation; headache, indigestion, dyspepsia. Only 25c at E. L. Kaliher. C. B. Buckman and Barney Burton of Little Falls spent a few hours in Pierz Tuesday. They came out in Mr. Burton's auto spinning thru the country in our vicinity. Mrs. Jacob Roch transacted business in Little Falls yesterday. TIME ANNIHILATING STEEL STEEDS THAT WILL RACE AT THE MINNESOTA STATE FAIR. GREA*FA¥r*^r^ANE~M^^ wEE~K~SEPT7TTd 9
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Title | The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1911-08-17 |
Succeeding Titles | Royalton Banner; The Royalton Banner - Pierz Journal |
Edition | Volume 3, Number 9 |
Date of Creation | 1911-08-17 |
Publishing Agency | F.L. Preimesberger (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | Communication |
Item Type | Text |
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Locally Assigned Subject Headings | Banner-Journal |
Minnesota City or Township | Pierz |
Minnesota County | Morrison |
State or Province | Minnesota |
Country | United States |
Contributing Organization | Morrison County Historical Society, 2151 S. Lindbergh Dr. P.O. Box 239, Little Falls, MN 56345 |
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Local Identifier | 2011.66.3 |
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OCLC Control Number | 1641163 |
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ARLINGTON — For Billy Main, a 14-year-old boy from Arlington, playing football on a state level isn't just a dream saved for high school. As an eighth-grade student, Main was invited to attend the national Football University camp, while scouts observed his workouts, how he played and how he carried himself.
"He was picked for the Seattle team to play in the Washington versus Oregon rivalry game," said Billy's mother, Cassandra Main. "FBU is a national youth football league, kind of like the NFL for youth. There are 64 teams and they play against each other until the final game in San Antonio, where the winner is the national champion."
Main plays left tackle and has been playing football since he was a little kid.
"I started playing while I was in first grade," said Main. "I played in Arlington for five years and then played for the Marysville Knights for a year. After that I started playing for Stanwood."
Main was excited that at the end of the FBU camp, he was chosen along with one other athlete to represent Western Washington on a state level.
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The Seattle team competed against Eastern Washington on Sunday, Dec. 9, and won the state championship with a 20-0 final score.
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Unfortunately, the team lost their chance to move on in competition when Oregon took a 20-7 victory on Saturday, Dec. 8. Despite the loss to Oregon, Main is still proud of how he has improved throughout the years and has high hopes for his future.
"Eventually I want to play for the NFL, after college," said Main, who has gotten attention from Lakewood, Eastside Catholic and Archbishop Murphy high schools. "I would like to play for Lakewood, because the coach there makes highlight videos and game videos that he sends to colleges. I think I'd have a better chance of getting into college that way."
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I'm rather uncomfortable attempting to give a coherent introduction online, hence it taking me a while to get around to.
My name is Sarah and I've become involved with the Pirate Party over the last couple of months because I finally decided that things were getting bad enough that, despite a lifelong disinterest in politics (whoever you vote for, politicians get in), it was time I paid attention and stood up for my beliefs.
I'm mainly still in the 'paying attention' phase of this plan, and as such, have beliefs that are more general than specific. ("Civil Liberties = Good" sums it up pretty well.) As well as a general growing unease with civil liberties being purposefully eroded, one of the things that inspired me to actually get involved with this party was watching the Ted Talk by Rick Falkvinge.
I have very little technical know-how, but I have enthusiasm and a willingness to help organise. Hopefully I can be of use?
I've met several of the Pirates from Edinburgh and Glasgow, and I'm hoping that both cities moving towards having regular monthly meet-ups will help get things achieved. (Shameless Plug: Next Edinburgh meet-up is in the Regent Bar on Wednesday 4th July.)
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Okay, I am starting my 1st adventure this evening with my family.
My wife will be playing Black Widow, my oldest son wants Dead Pool. And my youngest daughter wants Storm.
My question before I proceed with tonight's game is about Assets and Complications.
Now I understand a Complication is just a way of turning an effect into...an event, rather than stress.
For example, a player could jam the door on the security guards office trapping them, rather than fly in the room and engage them in combat with her roll.
So she is still using a single effect die, and not adding an extra die to effects?
Now Assets.
Now an asset is where I am having some major issues.
So far I have gathered it's a way of sharing a die with a fellow player.
Spend a PP and that player can use the die in their next action if it pertains to the way the asset was created?
So Deadpool knocks out the lights in the room (gets a d8 effect) so Black Widow with her night vision goggles can use that to her advantage on her turn?
Or is that just taking advantage of a complication?
And did I read Assets are also changes in the way a hero could create stress in the future?
Like the Thing ripping a telephone pole out of the ground and using it as a weapon for the remainder of the fight?
And if that is the case, do I just add the die for the pole in my pool rolls until I give up the pole?
Or I spend an attack on the pole as the Watcher with one of my villains to remove it?
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Just woke up. Going to go apply an asset (If I understand it correctly) to my morning by making coffee to increase my chances of comprehending.


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My question is how often do you turn the SDS on and off as you play albums?
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The manual says I can use the SDS to turn off and on the turntable. However, I am concerned doing that will over work the SDS. So I have been turning the SDS on at the beginning of the day (usually work at home so I listen to albums all day)and turn it off in the evening. I would appreciate any comments. Thanks, Joe


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St. Mary Magdalene-St. Justin Martyr School in Eastlake is $73,000 away from balancing its budget for the remainder of the school year.
The two schools combined in 2006 because of declining enrollment, and that number has only continued to go down, making financial difficulties worse.
Officials projected 190 students to pay tuition, but came up short with only 167 students enrolled in kindergarten through eighth grade for 2012-13.
Registration typically begins in late January, although the school will begin registration earlier next year to have a clear picture of how many students they will have and to allow for adequate planning.
Each student pays $3,200 for the year. Tuition serves as the parishes' main source of income for bills, including utilities, salaries and benefits.
That tuition fee has held steady for the past two years, up from $3,100 and $2,900 in years past, the Rev. Kevin Liebhardt said.
Liebhardt is the pastor of St. Justin Martyr Parish and represents the governing board of the school.
Raising tuition on current families to an amount that would have a significant impact for the school is not an option, he said.
Instead, the parent committee has set a goal to raise $150,000 for the school to cover current expenses and provide a cushion for the beginning of 2013-14, said Sister Mary Quinlan, the school's principal.
So far, the school has raised more than $2,000 after a website was created earlier this week. Continued...
The Catholic school community also will look to recruit new students. The ideal enrollment is 225, but a more realistic goal is 190, Quinlan said.
St. Mary Magdalene was growing rapidly decades ago, so much so that St. Justin Martyr was added in 1964 to accommodate the demand. The two schools now operate as one on the original Martyr campus.
The danger of the school closing its doors is real, although it's too soon to know what other options may exist, Quinlan said.
"The children don't exist for the school, the school exists for the children," she added.
With fewer and fewer school-aged children in the community, the demand has dropped significantly for the Catholic school.
"The Catholic education of the children whose parents want it is of very high value for the parishes," she said.
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UNION — For the time in more than 40 years the Christmas concert by the Duncan Acres United Methodist Church has been postponed, but the choir's director says plans are for the concert to be rescheduled for a later date.
The concert had been scheduled for Sunday, but Ronnie Lybrand, choir director, said a medical emergency involving a member of the family of the church's organist and a choir member forced the postponement of the concert. Lybrand said this was the first time in his experience that the choir has had to postpone its annual Christmas concert.
"I've been singing with the choir for 45 years and this first this has happened," Lybrand said.
Despite the postponement, Lybrand and his fellow choir members gathered in the church sanctuary this week to rehearse the concert which they still plan to present later this month.
"We've not rescheduled it yet," Lybrand said. "We do intend to have it."
Lybrand said that, as in the past, the concert will feature congregational singing as well as the performance of Christmas anthems, both by the choir as a group and solos by individual members.
Even though it has had to postpone the concert, Lybrand said the choir continues to play its part in the church's ministry.
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[sour grapes]If the Cavs wouldn't have sat Kyrie Irving on Saturday for "precautionary measures", I would have beat Rascoe. Talk about a lucky win.[/sour grapes]
Taking a chance on my lineup this week. I have some guys playing 5 games which always makes it tough whether to start them over better players with 4. I have Andrew Bynum and Mike Conley benched due to injuries (uncertain status), and I have decided to take a punt and bench Griffin due to his killer FT% (of the bad variety). I feel like I can get by without his points and boards. Genius or chump move? Time will tell.
I've "over-Managed" the Malcontents to the point of destroying our chances of a consolation round victory. It all came down to not enough quality players on my roster combined with not enough quality players in the FA pool. I kept pressing buttons hoping to find a scrub that would get hot at the right time. My strategy upon taking over this ball club was to replace crappy players with other crappy players who had 5 games in a given week. The only thing that strategy produced was more crap. We need to have a good draft or this team will be a bottom dweller for years to come. We're officially in year one of a total rebuild and I'm not gonna use Dumards' method of re-signing the entire squad.
LOL. Even if you wanted to, you can only keep 4 players from your current squad. The rest will be tossed into the available player pool. You could try to draft them back, but I'm sure they will be gone like hotcakes...
Some of the other guys may disagree, but I think there are 2 elements of victory in this league. 1. You need to fill roles. Pick 6 categories you will compete in. 2. Maximize the number of games played. If you can do those things week in and week out, you should have a positive record.
I know. It's more fun when luck is on your side, though. Anyway, congrats on the victory. It was well-earned. Good luck throughout the playoffs!!!
Oh heck yeah. I realize that you need to punt a few categories and build your team with a focus on certain areas to maximize success. It's tough to do when the FA shelves are empty and the trade deadline has passed. I wasn't able to go out and get a bunch of dimes/steals guys or blocks/rebs/FG% guys. The last few weeks, it came down to decisions like 'I need a couple of guys that average more than 17 minutes per game'. I had some good pickups that did well for me but I just couldn't wheel & deal to surround 'em with complimentary players. I was ahead of the curve on guys like ZaZa and Klay Thompson but those are two guys that don't really help each other to win a week. I'm looking forward to the draft. There's not gonna be much left for me in the way of keepers but I'm gonna draft better than everyone else and develop from within. Then there's the aspect of moving the Mal's to Denver and getting our guys 'hooded-out so we can do what we do. We be straight gangsta bawlin next year and you fools gon' be sorry you every invited the Mile-High Squirrels to your little rave with your lame techno music and shiny little glow-sticks! We don't foul & grab - we're FOUL and we STAB! We don't shoot threes - we shoot GATS! We don't block shots - we shoot GLOCKS! Keepers? ...FEAR THE FUTURE!!!
BDL, Linwood's team was pretty crappy for a couple seasons and he lead the league this year so a good draft can turn a lot around. Getting a key keeper can make a big difference. I have a friend who badly wants to play in this league, a super good guy, so I might lobby webz to expand, in which case, we might see more roster turnover as we re-allocate players.
interesting, I thought that you had forgotten to adjust your lineup when I saw that you took Thompson over Blake
Thompson has been playing well and has 5 games this week. The Randy Foye spot start worked out pretty well so far. 8 three's yesterday! I put him in my lineup purely to help win 3's.
Consider this my official petition to join Keeper League next season. I can't bear the thought of not being able to host the Denver Squirrels several times a season.
And just when I thought the Cogs couldn't get any worse. Dumars could learn from my example of earnestly trying to win while only succeeding in tanking. What a bunch of losers. Is there a summer trading season?
Man, I have dropped a bunch of injured guys (Lopez, Gallinari, etc.) and I still have 6 injured players on my roster (Wade, Irving, Stuckey, Amare, Pekovic, Anderson). Perhaps Webz can add a trainer position (I'll pick up Arne Kander) next season.
"Raymond Felton with 30 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists, 5 three pointers, 2 steals, .667 from the field, and perfect from the line. All of this in his first week as a starter. Linwood's been sitting him on the bench all season... You my dog, Ray" -Charlie Villanueva Head of Media and Public Relations
Need to outscore Linwood by 57 pts to win this matchup today. A big game from the Celts would give me a shot as I have 7 guys playing to his 3.


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Grammys fashion: Tuxes with Timberlake; J-Lo shows some leg
A pre-emptive advisory that CBS sent to Grammy attendees last week threatened to spoil the show's grand tradition of questionable taste. "Thong type costumes are problematic. Please avoid exposing bare fleshy under curves of the buttocks ......Tags: Faith Hill, Justin Timberlake, Gucci Group NV, Jennifer Lopez, J. Mendel
The tuxedo takes a bow
For holiday parties, today's sophisticated man can take a cue from runways and red carpets by choosing tuxedos for formal occasions or components thereof for more casual events. Fashion designers, obsessed as they are these days with all manner of...Tags: Fashion Shows, Kellan Lutz, Arts and Culture, Ryan Gosling, Holidays
James Bond, all dressed up and everywhere to go
Los Angeles TimesOver the last half-century and 23 official James Bond films, Ian Fleming's super spy has been played by seven different actors under 11 different directors, with 17 different costume designers or wardrobe supervisors responsible for the look of agent...Tags: Javier Bardem, Fashion Trends, Skyfall (movie), David Niven, Sam Mendes
GARYS owner dies at age 74
Dick Braeger, owner of GARYS stores and co-founder of Cole Haan shoes, died Friday, according to a friend close to the family. He was 74. Braeger, a resident of Newport Beach, was known in the community for owning the upscale men's retailer, with its...Tags: Ermenegildo Zegna, Canali, Hugo Boss
Tom Ford reprises role as James Bond's tailor in 'Skyfall'
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Fred Hayman: The man behind Rodeo Drive
Los Angeles Times Fashion CriticHe's been called the godfather of Rodeo Drive. And it's not all hyperbole. Before Beverly Hills was the land of designer logos, before it was teeming with tourists and rolling with Rolls-Royces, the city was home to Fred Hayman, the proprietor of the...Tags: New York, Esther Williams, Fashion Shows, Lucille Ball, Arts and Culture
Mr. Porter meets Malibu: Men's luxury shopping site celebrates SoCal cool
All The RageMr. Porter, the men's luxury shopping site from the Net-a-Porter.com folks, is celebrating "the covetable coolness" of Southern California this week, serving up familiar backdrops -- from the surf of Zuma Beach to the halls of the Beverly Hills Hotel........ -
In scripted television, fashion rules
Los Angeles Times Fashion CriticTelevision takes the spotlight starting Monday at the upfronts in New York City, when most networks will announce which shows live and die. Many decisions will hinge on issues of substance — ratings and cost and critical acclaim. But no one should...Tags: Camelot (tv program), Arts and Culture, FX (tv channel), Boardwalk Empire (tv program), Showtime (tv network)
Milan Fashion Week: At Brioni, luxury whispers
All The RageNow in his second season, Alessandro Dell'Acqua is doing a fine job designing the Brioni women's collection. And although his mantra may be less-is-more, he certainly spares no expense. The clothes looked like money on the runway, as elegantly tailored......
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An army of one
on February 8, 2013 @ 5:43 am (Updated: 5:55 am - 2/8/13 )
In his manifesto, ex-cop-turned avenger Christopher Dorner used that familiar Jefferson quote written in defense of periodic revolution: "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants."
The same quote was on Timothy McVeigh's t-shirt in 1995 the day he bombed the Murrah Building in Oklahoma City. But as with most people who invoke that quote, which was part of a long letter, they leave out the rest, which includes:
"Happy for us, that when we find our constitutions defective and insufficient to secure the happiness of our people, we can assemble with all the coolness of philosophers and set it to rights, while every other nation on earth must have recourse to arms ..."
In this case the "coolness of philosophers" was replaced by a heat of a long-standing grudge, and of course easy access to weapons. That's the really chilling part. Where he described an arsenal that included highly regulated Class III weapons such as silencers and short-barreled rifles, and said he bought them from Lock 'n Load - a Las Vegas gun store - without a background check. All they wanted was money and a signature.
Because he, at the time, was a law abiding citizen. The kind whose gun rights we all want to protect. You can't help but wonder - how many people are building up legal arsenals, and nursing deep resentments, all the while scrupulously obeying every law - until the day they don't?
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I have mixed feelings over Delius. I grew up with the Beecham live performances and recordings and still feel that he got to the heart of the music more than most.
I do find my attention wanders sometimes in certain works though.
My personal memory of Delius is seeing his grave in Limpsfield, Surrey, also taking his own mss score of the Violin Concerto from London to the printing works in Norfolk where it was to be lodged. I managed to have a good look at it on the car journey, signed 'Fritz Delius' of course. I don't know where it is now, that firm being taken over by someone else, a thing that happened constantly in music publishing in my day.