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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1901
Page
3
Public notices and classified items include farm ads by Fred L Peck and Gailliman noting ice cream and confectionery offerings at the Opera House Annex. Horses, lost items, hacks, hotel property for sale, piano dealer in Dexter, and household goods for sale appear alongside a fall term notice for Mankato Commercial College and free calligraphic catalog offers.
East Side news outlines visits and social events including Mrs Dickens visiting Owaton na and Grace Hall leaving for LeRoy. Lyle school hires May Robertson for primary duties while summer school girls head to Remey with chaperones Johnson and Fairbanks. Chicago train No.1 runs late. home-seekers from Iowa and rental farms visit. Summer term ends tomorrow with fall term set for Sept 3.
Under the new law effective July 1, certain officials and professionals are exempt from jury service. Exempt groups include government executives, state officers, legislators in office, judges, clerks, sheriffs, coroners, postmasters, mail carriers, attorneys, federal officers, ministers, teachers, physicians, pharmacists, ferrymen, mayors, police, active firefighters, embalmers, undertakers, and farmers directors actively engaged in business.
Mrs. Sutherland received an express package from El Reco Oklahoma containing two Porto Rico bats, labeled Pavo Decorative hats. The hats interest Austinites as a sun shelter and novelty item retailing for $1.00. Norm sells many of them.
Bg Loss. B veeo 350000 and 400000 will be tnefy Bregele Agiels of the T. M Roberts Company of 3. Paul. inventory completed. Goods covered by warehouse receipts not included. Estimated 100000 worth of pledged goods to banks securing loans. Banks foreclosed liens. many sales at great loss. Unsecured liabilities about 410000. Apparent solvency or near 60 when four creditors filed bankruptcy.
Henry Lang of Oakwood and Kenwood Avenues reports his London farm barn burned Monday night with all contents lost. Charney, renter, lost five horses seven calves a pig and equipment. Lang insured for 600 with Manchester Farmers. Charney had no insurance. No cause determined. fire began near horse stalls.
An old advertisement warns against fake hair preparations that irritate the scalp and cause hair loss. It states dandruff is a germ disease that destroys hair vitality and that only Newbro's Herpicide kills the germ to promote hair growth.
A Baltimore reader describes a pale patient suffering dizziness and shortness of breath on exertion and notes Scott's Emulsion cod liver oil as a recommended nourishment. The ad promotes the product and mentions 409 Pearl Street New York. The text also includes Baltimore Republican state convention news with nominees Hermann S. Platt and Thomas Parran and critiques of Democratic policies and Governor Smith.
A sample treatment for pile and fistula is offered free by Rea Bros. & Co. Department X Minneapolis Minnesota with a book on piles mailed to the addressed recipient.
A long testimonial extols saving a penny for a child and links motherhood wellbeing to Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It claims the remedy calms anxiety, eases morning sickness, boosts vitality, and supports nursing, with a prolific patient named Mrs Axel Kier from Gordonville praising its effects on her fifth child.
In Cedar Rapids on August 7 the Harrington Herriott faction fractures as delegates join Des Moines candidate Cummins. Adair Audubon Cass Montgomery Shelby Pottawattamie counties side with Cummins, boosting first ballot votes by 56 and second by 78, likely sealing the nomination despite Harriman’s steering committee backing him. Opposition confirms Cummins could win by the second ballot. steering committee persists with Harriman.
A Salonica dispatch reports Bulgarian raiders in Turkish territory were driven into a peasant’s house. Turkish soldiers fired on them and after seizing an officer set the house ablaze, burning the Bulgarians the peasant and his family.
Names of Spokane and Palouse officials and executives appear: Thos. Hooker business manager, J. K. McCornick cashier, Dr. E. D. Olmsted president of the Chamber of Commerce, John Hunner, W. M. Shaw, J. J. Humphrey, FP. B. Snodgrass.
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