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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
3
Local notes mention fair and warmer conditions tonight and tomorrow. A mix of community updates includes Easter sale plans, church activities, upcoming memorial exercises, social events, and various personal movements across Austin and Burr Oak Iowa, with ads for seeds and goods.
A period caption describes a pictured subject titled Inn Keeper's Wife, accompanied by a discussion of Spanish views on postal cards. The item reflects early 20th century print interests in culture and communication.
East Side residents report visits and job changes. Fred Thielbar of Dundas visits his sister Mrs. L. H. Graw. Conductor Monty replaces Conductor McCoy on the Hill in Lanesboro. Eben Gould returns from Marion to Austin to oversee his garden after a winter in Marion. train wreck at Cedar Rapids caused a three hour delay. John Taylor returns from Prairie du Chien after rheumatism treatment. Mrs. Harvey Hegland goes home to Canton after a week with her parents. Miss Hattie Campbell visits Miss Genevieve Gilleece en route from St Paul. Frank Lake and daughter Melva of Farmington visit John McCormick on Water Street.
A political calendar lists Republican events from April 8 primary to June 16 national convention. It cites county and congressional gatherings in Minneapolis Chicago and this city, detailing the sequence of party conventions.
The Baptist Mission Society met with Mrs. Gus Butzke on Lindale avenue Thursday afternoon for its monthly meeting. Attendance was good and two papers were read. Miss Neal spoke on The Philippine Islands and Mrs. Fred Nay spoke on New Guinea and the Life of James Chalmers. The roll call on work and workers in the Philippines was led by Mrs. Denison.
South half of the house at No 1008 Chatham street available for rent with gas furnace and electric lights. J M Hal W W Rannbey, agent.
Apply at the Superintendent's office on the second floor for a position at Schleuder Paper Co Post Card factory.
Courtesy of Chief Dayothea Sala the Auditorium is rented for a short season so Mr Waite can place the Hamilton piano there for a day or two. Baldwin Manager H. C. Waite urges securing a snap bargain now as one of the best offered.
Albany reports the gambling abolition bills urged by Governor Hughes will be taken up next Wednesday as a special order for final passage in the senate after a day of technical parliamentary skirmishes. The item is advanced by unanimous consent amid a tense session.
State of Minnesota Department of Insurance certifies the Alliance Fire Insurance Company annual statement for year ending December 31 1907. Figures show premiums received losses paid and incurred in tornado hail and fire risk lines with totals around 770 811 and 1 100 047 dollars. Insurance Commissioner John A Hartigan endorses filing and approval.
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