Daily Herald rates and masthead from Austin Minnesota
John H Skinner editor and Gertrude Ellis Skinner associate editor entered at the Austin post office as second class mail matter. The Daily Herald is issued every afternoon except Sunday with rates: one year five dollars twenty cents, one year in advance four dollars, three months in advance one dollar, per week ten cents. Display ads ten cents per line, clubs and societies two and a half cents per line. Weekly Herald.
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Daily Herald
Weekly Herald
Alfred the Great Monument Drives Anglo Mania Fund Appeal
The piece notes people look for objects to donate spare change to relieve suffering or satisfy sentiment. It claims sentiment often leads, but warns that over time such appeals can grow stale. It mentions the 1000th anniversary of Alfred the Great and questions American generosity for an English appeal seeking $10,000.
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Alfred the Great
Japan Expands via Cultural Gift of Max Mueller Library
The article notes Japan seeks and absorbs cultural resources, highlighting Baron Iwasaki purchasing the late Max Mueller library for Japan. The 13,000-volume collection is donated to the University of Tokyo, underscoring Japan's global cultural expansion.
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Japan
Max Mueller
Baron Iwasaki
University of
Tokio
The Trade In Wives Flourishes In Pennsylvania Coal Fields
A harsh report notes that brides can be bought for about 50 pounds of tobacco in Pennsylvania coal regions. Miners with savings marry through matrimonial bureaus as European brides are matched and flown in, with desertions and divorces described as rare. The piece cites Barkis and old country ideas, arguing such marriages work there.
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Pennsylvania
Barkis
Willin
Europe
Mower County
Minister's Good Work Cited For Diarrhea Remedy
Rev A A Power of Emporia Kansas praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cure after a severe attack of bilious colic. He recounts helping a neighbor who failed with doctor’s medicines until one dose of the chamberlain remedy relieved him completely. For sale by All Druggists.
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Chamberlain
Rev
A. A. Power
Emporia
Kan
Mankato Commercial College Opens Fall Term Sept 3
The fall term of the Mankato Commercial College will begin September 3. Free, attractive catalogs are available on request.
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Mankato Commercial College
General Merchandise For Sale Trade for Farmland
J Hanpke and Son of Walt bam offer a new stock General Merchandise for sale or trade for farm land. Reason for selling is relocation to Germany. Article dated 6 3.
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Forsale
Eale
Germany
J. Hanpke & Son
Walt
Bam
Elected Officers of Rathbone Sietere Auxiliary
The Rathbone Sietere auxiliary of the K P lodge met Monday afternoon in Ele beli and elected officers for the year ahead. New officers include Mrs Lida Sutherland as M E C Ciara Urbatob E S O J Simmons E J Belle Harvey M of T Frank Cay M of R and C Chae Cook M of F Mrs J O Johnson Jr P of T E C Austio G of O T.
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Rathbone Sietere
K. P. Lodge
Ele Beli
Lida Sutherland
J O. Johnson Jr
T. E
Examinations Set For High School Pupils
Examinations for underperforming pupils in High School branches occur Thursday August 8, Friday August 9 and Saturday August 10 1901 in room 8 Franklin building. Schedule covers English Composition Latin Grammar Modern History Zoology Elementary Algebra Plane Geometry Bookkeeping Ancient History German. Students may visit room 8 Thursday morning for confirmations or other exam questions with L N McWaorter.
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Franklin Balding
L. N. McWaorter
Community Notes From Brownsdale and Nearby
Local items report visits and travels of residents including Miss Helen Sime in Oswego Iowa to resume duties as milliner for P. O Maley. Rev E E Satteriee attends wife's sister wedding in Arlington. The region faces a potato famine as a major local concern.
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Anderson
Helen Sime
Oresco
Iowan
P. O' Maley
E. E. Satteriee
Arlington
Local residents travel to Austin for various events
Adams Ww Logue of LeRoy and P A Garr visited Austin Friday for a ball game. Mrs Thos Keating of Austin visited relatives. Mrs Nockles and daughter of Austin stayed with the Smiths. J W Carr and W F St Ciss went to Austin. Dr Knight made a business trip to Austin. Mise Ouirie Slindee returned from Austin where she was attending summer school. Kate Meehan returned from a three month visit to Mineral Point Wisconsin. Willie Krebsbac visited friends in Austin. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Peter Meurer Saturday July 2. Warren Denn and J H Carey returned from Milwaukee Friday.
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Ww. Logue
LeRoy
P. A. Garr
Austin
Mise Ouirie Slindee
Boron
Peter Meurer
Warren Denn Sand
J. H. Carey
Milwaukee
Edith Payne Returns to Minneapolis From Racine
Edith Payne arrived in Minneapolis last week after a stay in Racine. Threshing machines are starting up well in the area. J Justice is selling his stock at wholesale as he plans to move to Wisconsin.
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Mise Edith Payne
Minneapolis
J. Justice
Wicconesia
John Surke
Adams
Ant Nervous Club Aims for Cheerful Living
A local column urges avoiding nerves through healthy living and positive thinking. It promotes comfort over style, sunshine daily, helping friends, and kindness to enemies, with brief notes on social visits and local happenings.
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Weeball
Ant
Queen Victoria’s Mase Aged Queen Hair Wonder
The aged Queen Victoria remains a marvel with luxuriant hair. A court physician notes a germ destroying preparation once secret, now linked to Newbro’s Herpicide which claims to destroy dandruff germs and promote healthy hair.
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Queen Victoria
Oous
Newbro
Beet Salad With Tarrare Sauce Recipe
Beets boiled until tender are cooled and diced then coated with tarare sauce. Finely chop onion parsley and pickles, mix with mayonnaise dressing and a touch of chopped tarragon for a flavorful beet salad.
Dandruff Germ Killed by Newbro's Herpicide Claim
The piece argues dandruff stems from a germ and must be killed to stop hair loss. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only product that destroys the dandruff germ and thus cures dandruff and prevents thinning hair or balding.
Local Visit Highlights From Grand Meadow Area
Grand Meadow reports visitors from Austin Mr and Mrs G Alien called on friends Friday. Mrs Ponty and children stay with Mrs Geo Correll. Lydia Schivigr and Bessi Isham traveled to Wykoff. Sellei ger went to St Paul. Mrs B James went to Lonx City to visit relatives. Families of Rouzin and Elliott went to Mionesia for a week end. Anna E Lot returned from a western trip Monday. Mrs W Linsley visited Calfax Iowa for a sick brother. Higbie social Friday night drawn a crowd. Albert Schieger visited Conley Rea in Wykoff.
Filting Tribute Endorses Kidney Pills Merit
James Shehan of 709 Railway St. praises Deans Kidney Pills for back and kidney pains. He says the remedy improved his lameness, head pains, drowsiness, and headaches after his wife learned about them at C A Pooler’s drug store.
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James Shehan
Railway St
Yeas
Doise
C. A. Pooler
Roosevelts Westbound Minnesota State Fair Opens
The Minnesota State Fair begins September 2 with Vice President Roosevelts address. The event features half fare rail rates, national livestock displays by Shorthorn and Hereford associations, $40,000 in premiums, a $25,000 new building, nightly racing, and fireworks. One fare round trip is offered on rail lines to St Paul and Minneapolis through September 7.
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Roosevet
United States
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Rose Creek Society Notes and Local Gossip
Miss Shields left for Emma, Tama for a few days visit with friends. Misses Alice McIntyre and Laura Crane visiting. Laura Uiwelling 18 ill with bowels inflammation. Dr. Allen made a call Sunday night. The dance Friday night was a social success with Rochester Orchestra. Boys went to Austin to see Weneca vs Flandreau. report a fizz. John Uiwelling moved to Western to fill a station aged role for a few months.
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Austin
Weneca
Flandreau
Indians and allies seek land selection writ in D C court
Suit filed in the supreme court of the District of Columbia by Caddo Indians and white men married to Caddo women. They seek a writ of mandamus against the secretary of interior to approve land selections in the newly opened Oklahoma lands and to withdraw the lands from settlement. The action rests on an old act granting lands to Wichita affiliated tribes. Rule to show cause returnable on the 15th inst. was issued.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Secretary of Interior
Oklshoma
Congress
Servian Elections Reported Violence and Intimidation
Vienna reports say Servian government troops and gendarmes used to intimidate opposition electors. At Gradishte voters were driven in with cattle whips to vote government candidates. At Sagubica voters were brought to polls. riots followed and 290 people were injured. Reading businessmen petition railway to mediate with striking employers. some workers return.
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London
Vienna
Morning Leader
Gradishte
Sagubica
Tragic Attempt Ends in Death at Utah Asylum Furnace
Provo Utah dated Aug 6 James M Wilson a patient at the insane asylum threw himself headfirst into a furnace door. He was badly burned but pulled out. While preparations were being made he escaped again and leaped into the furnace dying from frightful burns.
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Provo
Utah
James M. Wilson
Insane Asylum
Wilson
Round Trip Fares to Western Cities via Central Railway
Low round trip fares advertised for travel to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Ogden and Salt Lake City Utah. Travel dates August 1 to 10 with final return limit October 31 1901. For rates and routes contact ticket agents or Geo S Batty G P T A Marshalltown Iowa.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Utah
Batty
Marshaltowna
Iowa
Chinch Bugs Cause Widespread Damage Across Region
Reports indicate chinch bugs are inflicting significant damage in this section of the country. Agricultural experts advise monitoring lawns and fields for signs and applying appropriate control measures to limit spread and crop impact.
No More Crossings at Grace in Illinois
Chicago Aug 6 The board of raxiway and warehouse com missioners bans grade crossings in Illinois. Existing crossings are to remain undisturbed for now, requiring future crossings to be made above or below the tracks.
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Grace
Chicago
Board of Raxiway and Warehouse Commissioners
Illinois
Chicago Strike Deepens as Foundries Reopen
Foundries and machine shops in Chicago reopened as machinists and molders on strike, with employers preparing to replace those who did not return. Strikers remained away and only a few replacements were secured.
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Chicago
Pleasant trip to Buffalo Pan-American Exposition voyage routes
A number of travelers report pleasant tours to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition. They describe journeys via Milwaukee and the Pere Marquette steamer across Lake Michigan, then Detroit by fast train to connect with Buffalo trains. Some traveled by boat from Detroit, noting the rail to water change as enjoyable. For rates via this route write H. W. Jameson Pere Marquette Railroad Milwaukee.
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Buffalo
Cou
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Detroit
H. W. Jameson
Pere Marquette Railroad
Wisconsin Street
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Cure for Dandruff Germ
A historical ad claims fake hair preparations irritate the scalp and dry hair leading to fall out. It discusses the dandruff germ attacking hair roots and asserts Newbro's Herpicide kills the germ, stopping damage and allowing hair to grow normally.
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Dandroff
Lovers Replies and Other Notices in a London Publisher Volume
A fragmentary selection notes a London publisher issuing Lovers Replies to an English woman's Love Letters and mentions other items such as Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry, Campbell’s Peerless flour, and Auntie Steam Laundry services. It cites Uncle Sam Gibbons, a long-time mail carrier from Kentucky, and a local lumber yard campaign by Austie Lumber Co. It ends with an ad for Washburn Lands in North Dakota and a solicitor for railroad lands in Morton and Oliver Counties offering correspondence.
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London
The
Herald
Washburn
N. Dak
Oliver Co
Street Car Strike Shuts Erie Trolleys
One hundred fifty motor men and conductors of the Erie Electric Motor company walked off at noon, leaving 28 miles of city and suburban lines idle. The strike followed the dismissal of five workers active in forming a union.
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Erie
Erie Electric Motor Company
German leather industry warns duties harm trade
The central association of the German leather industry pressed its case to Prussian Minister of Commerce Sierr Moeller arguing that new tanning duties would injure the entire leather trade and threaten market access.
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Berlin
Central Association of the
German Leather Industry
Sierr Moeller
Cer-M
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