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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1902
Page
3
A succinct note by C. A. Emmons on applying wisdom to practice through prudence. It argues that avoiding rising prices while ensuring high quality depends on prudent, economical choices by the consumer and supplier.
Price details show single tuning at 300 dollars, two tunings at 500 dollars, and 200 dollars each for clubs of three or more. Service offered in Austin only with first class work guaranteed by F. M. Reross of 303 Water St. tf.
A mix of small ads and society items in Austin Minnesota. Includes trades and services, funeral notices, church events, arrivals and departures, visits, travels, and local business promotions among residents such as Malloy Bros, Guillemin store, and the Daily Herold. Mentions Reverend Poole, Miss Gies, and several families visiting or returning home.
Campbell filed for State Senator at 5:30 pm amid solicitation by Republican party members. The report notes Weil Ka.w. BM ler also involved in publican efforts.
East Side residents attend a cable at Mrs. Smithe on Wednesday evening. Names include Miss Liffelet of Ovlwein Iowa and Nellie Cummidge of Adams. Several locals travel to St Paul, Aceville, and Winnebago City for visits and vacations.
The new school board met this morning and elected Chairman H. A. Avery, Secretary J. F. Fairbanks, and Treasurer J. W. Mackie. California fruit offerings at Main Street Fruit Store. Miss Mabel Brown begins her vacation from Fred Bros Monday, visiting Hokh Winans LL Crosee and the Twin Cities. G. J. Gleason of Chicago visits the city. Mrs. F. A. Bogie returns from Osage and Lyle.
In a Westminster Review blurb Moore’s singing of Oh the Light Entrancing is praised as a patchless treat. His voice ranges with thrilling modulation and the performance is described as inspired recitative with improvisation over the notes.
A mother chastises her son Jimmie for fibbing about Missus Smith. Jimmie admits both are sinners as he recalls telling Missus Smith he hoped she would call again and then wishing she would not after she left. The Ohio State Journal notes the child’s playful mischief and moral lesson.
A boarding house keeper admits and justifies letting young men owe two to three weeks of board, arguing the risk reduces appetite and saves money in the long run, while a creditor acknowledges the worry.
A devoted suitor sent expensive flowers and gifts for two years in a bid to win the woman’s affection. Despite his persistent generosity, she did not reciprocate. instead, she earned her own affection or chose another path.
A colored prisoner asks to be sentenced quickly, insisting he will tell the truth. The exchange, reported by the Atlanta Constitution, centers on truthfulness and the pace of sentencing.
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