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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
2
Local candidate notices stir in LeRoy area
Geo Gilbertson of LeRoy announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for representative from the south district. Lyle has a candidate. Prof Boostrom’s friends expect him to enter the race, as rain delays seedings in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Gilbertson
LeRoy
Lyle
Boostrom
Adams offers bonus to Stone and Tile for Clark Street site
Adams proposed a $5000 bonus to lure Stone and Tile to locate on Clark street. The firm would have accepted if the council refused the petition for use of Clark street. The plant would add about $25,000 a year to payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Cement Stone and Tile Company
Clark Street
Lafayette’s City Council session censures local waste of funds
Lafayette says residents tend to condemn local institutions while granting bonuses to outsiders to attract them here. He warned the city council that such practices undermine homegrown interests and fiscal stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette French
Christadelphians Reported Few in United States
The 1910 United States census lists 63 Christadelphian churches with 1 277 members. In Mower County the sect is shown by two adherents, one in this city and one in Ramsey. A Christadelphian from Wisconsin gave free lectures at the Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Christadelphians
Mower County
Ramsey
Spearing Suckers Draw Criticism As Creek Slaughter
Local report condemns boys and men spearing hundreds of fish in the streams around the city. Dead fish litter the banks of the Dobbin as spearing victims pile up, with critics arguing the act violates law and humane standards despite legal allowances for fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbin
Dog attack alarms Oakland avenue residents
Residents on Oakland avenue fear for children as a six or seven year old boy was bitten in the leg by a dog at the corner of High street and Oakland avenue. Witnesses could not identify the boy involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Avenue
High Street
Democratic County Convention Faces Bitter Bryan Johnson Fight
The county convention is heated with a contest between Bryan and Johnson factions. Bryan supporters are active in many wards, while Johnson factions must mobilize to prevent defeat in a county that admires Minnesota’s favorite son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Johnson
Minnesota
Birthday Surprise Honors Fred Fenton With Warm Gathering
Friends gathered Friday evening at the Fenton home to honor Fred Fenton on his birthday. John Briebach gave a gracious presentation praising his life in Austin and his kindness to friends, as Churchill orchestra and the Austin Male Quartette provided music. Mrs. Robbins hosts a 6:30 dinner tonight on South Chatham Street for Mr. and Mrs. Eaton Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
C. H. Robbins
South Chatham Street
Mrs. Eaton Robbins
Senior Class Play A Pair of Idiots Delights City
The high school audience of about 300 praised the two act comedy A Pair of Idiots performed in the assembly room on Thursday night. Clinton Smith Ralph Daigneau Everett Banfield Cecil Opie Camilla Franklin Estella Stockman led a strong cast with polished enunciation and smooth timing. The production featured a neatly decorated stage and orchestra music with a lively class prophesy and closing class song. Tonight’s show offers another opportunity to see the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Winifred Lester
Peter Jennings
Colonel Bradley
Miss Lester
Clinton Smith
Ralph Daigneau
Napoleon
Dr. Gunther
Everett Banfield
Mr. Banfield
Cecil Opie
Lucretia Bradley
Camilla Franklin
Jean Bradley
Estella Stockman
High School
Glen Hendryx
Mars
Celebration Considered at Court House Meeting
A sparsely attended mass meeting at the court house discussed holding a Fourth of July celebration in Austin. Attendees urged citywide involvement, pledged committees to survey business and professional leaders, and urged funding to create a celebration that would attract visitors and boost the city. An adjourned meeting was set for next Tuesday night to review the committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Cort Room
Austin
Sutton
K. O. Wold
R. R. Murphy
H. EF. Shedd
A. C. Page
R. KR. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
W.R. Earl
W. F. Ebbinger
E. A. Dalager
W. L. van Camp
H. E. Shedd
Geo. Bucklin
Easter Ball at Maurek's Draws Large Thursday Crowd
A crowded Easter ball at Maurek's Thursday evening featured Kelly's Orchestra whose music was praised and dancers reported a fine time throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurek’s
Kelly
Viavi home treatment contact in Austin Minnesota
Miss Helen Sass manager of the Rochester Viavi Co. invites interested persons to communicate with her at Austin Minnesota about the Viavi System of home treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sass
Rochester Viavi Co
Austin
Minnimo
Peddler Fined for Unauthorized Shirtwaist Sales in City
Harris H. Alima was arrested by Chief Galt in Justice Court for selling shirtwaists and other items without a license over the past two days. Justice Fairbanks imposed a $25 fine plus $2.50 costs totaling $27.50. Alima paid but questioned where profits would come in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris H. Alima
Galt
Fairbanks
Alima
Howells Hurt at Packing House Elevator Incident
J. B. Howells, a carpenter at the Packing House, was injured early today while inspecting a floor near an elevator gate. He was struck by the moving elevator, injuring his neck jaw hinge and cheek wounds. Dr. Leck attended, with no broken bones reported and hopes for a short layoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Howells
Mr. Howells
Dr. Leck
Cosmo Four presents laughs and a feature at Cosmo tonight
The Cosmo screens a program of four comedies His First Success, Interrupted Card Party, The Stolen Pig and Three of a Kind plus the feature The Child Reformatory. Two illustrated songs accompany the lineup for an entertaining evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cosmo
Naval voyage schedule and fishing tale from Magdalena Bay
The document outlines fleet movements from Magdalena Bay with reviews, command transfers, dry dock preparations, and a July 6 handover to Admiral Sperry. It notes arrivals at San Diego and San Francisco, then moves toward Manila and Australia. A diary recount describes fishing by engineers yielding over fifteen hundred pounds of fish and meals aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Thomas
Admiral Sperry
San Diego
San Francisco
Frisco
Kentucky
Kearsarge
Kansas
Alabama
Illinois
Manilla
Philippine Islands
Australia
Annual Meet of Luth eran church Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran church held its annual meeting Thursday afternoon at the church with large attendance and enthusiastic remarks. Receipts for the year totaled 529.10, seen as a creditable showing. Retiring officers were praised for their efforts as Mesdames C. J. Johnson James Peterson George Anderson and Chester Brown stepped down. Elected for the coming year were President Mrs Mayland Vice President Mrs Hass Peterson Secretary Minnie dohsea Treasurer Mrs Peter Mickelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
Mesdames C. J. Johnson
James Peterson
George Anderson
Chester Brown
Mayland
Hass Peterson
Minnie Doh Sea
Peter Mickelson
Political calendar for major party conventions and primaries
The schedule lists the Democratic primaries on May 6, a Democratic county convention on May 9, the Democratic state convention on May 14 in St Paul, the Republican national convention on June 16 in Chicago, and the Democratic National convention on July 7 in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Chicago
Denver
Sunny Nook stock farm near Austin for sale
Two miles west of Austin in the county offering prime land with new buildings. Formerly owned by Joseph Keenan of Austin. Inquire with Keenan for price and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Nook
City of
Austin
Joseph Keenan
Fine Eaton Officer property for sale at Mein and College
Corner eight room house with hall and cemented cellar located at Mein and College streets. Includes a good barn and a fine city location. Small cash payment and balance monthly if desired. For full particulars contact owner E. H. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Officer
Mein and
College Streets
Hall
E. H. Smith
Sheffield plate a historic craft of copper and silver pairing
Country Life In America traces Sheffield plate from its 1740s inception in Sheffield when Bolsover and Wilson created copper silver plated wares. The method predated finishing plating, used copper, and spread to 23 manufacturers. Electroplating emerged 1840 with patent, transforming 1850s markets and ending by mid 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Joseph Wilson
Joseph Hancock
Rotherham
America
Very Little Jar. Prospective Buyer Heavens
A street scene of an auto demonstrator and buyer. The demonstrator jokes about safety as a new car features superior shock absorbers, suggesting a grim collision avoided. The tone is light yet morbidly humorous in Brooklin Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Demonstrator
Brooklin Life
Be a booster as the knocker waits for turn up or handout
A quoted line from the Salt Lake Tribune notes the knocker is often the man who waits for something to turn up or tries to get something for nothing. The aphorism critiques sloth and opportunism in a concise editorial voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Tribune
A Third Need in Glasses Cited by Expert
The expert advises two pairs of glasses for the sufferer one for reading and one for long distance. The man asks for a third pair to use against bill collectors, as noted in the Nashville American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Hottentot Women in Africa Ranked by Travelers
The London Spectator notes Hottentot women hold superior status in Africa with married women reign supreme and even restrict a husband from taking meat or milk without permission, reflecting higher social standing than many other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
London Spectator
The Combination. Fellaire and Tufford Knott Reunion
A fleeting exchange between Fellaire and Tufford Knott in the Chicago Tribune cartoon dialogue hints at a revived pairing after a prior offer of a dollar and a kick. The two characters appear ready to team up again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellaire
Rusty Rufus
Tufford Knott
Chicago Tribune
Never Go Out of Your Way to Wake to the Right
The fragment offers no clear event or named entities. It appears as an isolated quote or misread line without identifiable people places organizations dates or actions to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwake
Salt Lake Tribune
Hall's Catarrh Care Promoted Amid Mercury Claims
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Care by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo claiming no mercury and urging use only by reputable physicians. It asserts the product acts on the blood and mucous surfaces and offers testimonials and nationwide druggist sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F Caersy & Co
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Sam Elmer
Pot Tay Prize
Hig
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Ecru
Calicoes
Coats
Madras
Lonsdale
D. and
J. Anderson
Sheffield Plate
Chas. l. Wes
T'risoner
Toile du Nords
Eeiete
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