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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
1
The article describes color variations in fabrics including black polka dot coins and blue with smaller dot patterns. It notes new plaids in diverse colorings and combinations and lace Lisle in pale pink and pale blue shades.
A local sale offers gowns from $1.25 to $2.50 with embroidery and full, well-made pieces. White skirts are priced around $2.00 to $3.00, including a special $8.50 fur skirt and graduating option. Covers in lace or embroidery styles priced at about $1.25 to $1.74.
Easter umbrellas featured as quality essentials in a local promotion. Shoppers are urged to consider sturdy construction and weather protection from regional makers thanking customers for support.
Easter sale offers ecru net waists at five dollars with a three ninety eight special price, highlighting discounts and limited stock.
Colored dress goods advertised at 1.25 dollars per yard offered for shoppers seeking seasonal fabrics. Limited quantities implied in the brief listing.
The Minnesota state convention in Minneapolis elected four delegates at large to the national convention in Chicago and instructed them to vote for Secretary of War William Howard Taft until he is chosen. The platform commends President Roosevelt, calls for tariff revision, and favors continued development of waterways and harbors.
The New York state Democracy crisis concluded with a half hour session at the Hotel Victoria. William J. Conners of Buffalo was reelected chair man and a twelve member panel was named to reorganize Kings County Democracy. Arthur A. McLean heads the committee with J. S. Cram as member. delegates for the Twenty eighth district were named Fred C. Schraub and Stephen Ryan after deadlock.
Alfred O. Crozier of Wilmington tells the House Banking Committee that a secret compromise on the Aldrich currency bill is being forged by the banking interests and the American Bankers Association. He says hearings were closed and vows to show witnesses to prove the charge of a deliberate Wall Street stringency.
Official communique confirms press reports that a Russian multi-branch expedition operates on the Persian frontier. Delays in official messages delayed confirmation of crossing the border and initiating pacification. Iswolsky’s upcoming Duma speech on Near Eastern affairs may address the Persian situation.
In Janesville Wisconsin on April 17 Anton Woletz aged sixty a taller fell from his shop window into the Rock river and drowned before aid could reach him.
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