Advertising Rates for Local Classifieds
Rate card states locals pay 5 cents per line for single insertions and 22 cents per line for more than three insertions with a 25 cent minimum.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
2
Woman Reluctantly Claims Cushman Davis Name Change
The unnamed woman asserts she can exchange Cushman Davis for Doll, insisting she remains in her salad days despite age claims and her stated stance on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushman K. Davis
Doll
True Sportsman Supports Enforcing Game Laws
As hunting season nears the poacher presses limits while game wardens vow strict enforcement. The text argues that real sportsmen avoid illegal shooting, need watching only the pet hunter, and support laws to preserve the sport, offering help to enforce them.
No Riot Here Sheriff Holds Steady In Mower County
A local column argues that Sheriff Johnson would prevent mob action if prisoners were seized in Mower County. It praises precise courts, condemns mob violence, and notes community debates about fairs, dinners, and street fairs while criticizing loafers and vagrancy with harsh language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower County
Sheriff Johnson
Johnson
This Is The Way An Austin Lady Is
A brief column highlights a resident of Austin with reference to local customs and social demeanor. It sketches a portrait of how she embodies city life and community spirit through everyday actions and choices.
Tommie Avoids Mamma and Snatches Pony
A confrontation at Main and Mill ends with Tommie fleeing with his pony rather than returning home. The scene includes a threat of punishment and a quick grab by his mother that fails as Tommie escapes, displaying defiant resolve and a mischievous tilt like bank robbers of lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Mill Streets
Tommie
Mamma
James
Episcopal Social at Terry Home Draws Crowd on Bridge Street
The Episcopal church ladies hosted a sociable at the Terry home on Bridge Street with lantern lit lawn, ice cream, and cake. A musical program featured Mr Churchill performing six selections and Miss Cabrieux of Toronto enriching the evening with banjo and guitar. Receipts totaled about $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Episcopal Church
Terry Home
Bridge Street
Mr. Churchill
Rob Roy
Nevin
Bartlett
Armourers
Bethoven
Eugene Cowelli
Ruth Shepherd
Cabrieux
Toronto
Canada
Metropolitan School of Music
Mrs J Z Rodgers Hosts a Detroit Guest and Charity Guessing
Mrs J Z Rodgers and Miss Margaret Riley hosted a Thursday evening gathering for Miss Fisher of Detroit with about twenty guests. Norm Dungeman won first in an advertising guessing contest, predicting 55 of 62 ads as music and refreshments capped a pleasant social night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Z. Rodgers
Margaret Riley
Miss Mary Opie Hosts S M N Class Graduates Evening
Miss Mary Opie entertained the S M N class graduates Thursday at her father Charles Opie’s home. A phonograph concert and other music plus games filled the evening. Ice cream and fruit refreshments rounded out the event. Guests reported a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Opie
Chas. Opie
Mrs Harrison Hosts Lin lunch party in Winona honor
Mrs S H Harrison entertained this afternoon at her Winona Street home in honor of Mrs A B Hawkins of Winona. The ladies brought their work and enjoyed a social afternoon. At 5 o clock lunch was served. The J J J s met in City Park yesterday and organized a club with officers including Marguerite McCarthy as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Harrison
Winona Street
A. B. Hawkins
Winona
Marguerite McCarthy
Pres
Local Club Officers Toast After Event
The gathering featured Eulalie Terry as Vice President Frances Campbell as Treasurer and Mildred Robinson as Secretary. A good time was enjoyed by all and refreshments were served.
Advertising in the Herald Brims with Local Deals and Humor
Readers learn that advertisers like Murphy Maurek West Fish Bros McBride Hormels and Thon provide fresh local bargains. Cressey Malloy T W Donovan Williams and Austin Furniture offer deals on suits cloaks insect extermination framing furnaces and elastic mattresses. The piece notes ad quirks and a printer error turning any mattress into elastic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Murphy
Maurek
West
Fish Bros
McBride
Hormels
HeraLp
Leader
Cressey
Malloy
T. W. Donovan
William Williams
Austin Furniture Company
Durand Train Wreck Claims Twenty Lives
Special to the Herald reports a Grand Trunk train wreck at Durand Michigan this morning injuring and killing twenty people. Emergency crews worked as rescuers sought survivors and authorities began investigations into the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand, Mich
Bicyclists Warned as City Enforces Walking-Only Rule
Austin ordinance strictens riding bicycles on city sidewalks. James M. Galt notes enforcement will be applied going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Austin
Tuning Prices and Fire Class Work Ad
Price single tuning three dollars with two tunings five dollars. In clubs of three or more two dollars each in Austin only. Fire class work guaranteed. F M Refus 303 Water St.
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Yeag Wo
Austin
F. M
Harvest Labor Rates to Minnesota and the Dakotas
Low rates available for parties of five or more via Chicago Great Western Railway. Tickets on sale daily to August 31. Liberal arrangements for return trips. For full information apply to any Great Western Agent. Eimer, G A, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western Railway
Great Western
Eimer
Chicago
Lil
Roses red and white in legends of love and martyrdom
The piece describes color symbolism of roses in various tales. White stands for silence, yellow for jealousy, red for love, with legends linking white roses to mourners’ tears and red to martyrs. Other myths recount Cupid spilling wine turning roses red and a Bethlehem maid whose fire spared lives, making red and white roses martyrs. Turkish lore cites roses red from Mohammed’s blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breses
Ted
N. Hudson Moore
Levenes
Cupid
Bethlehem
Mohammed
Mingun Bell of Mandalay Large World Hanging Bell
The Mingun bell near Mandalay on the Irrawaddy bank is perhaps the largest bell in the world. It stands 12 feet high at the crown and 16 feet 3 inches in diameter, with metal thickness from 6 to 12 inches, weighing about eighty tons. It hangs from three teak beams resting on two massive masonry pillars and upright teak posts, cast in the late 18th century under the king's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandalay
Mingun
Irrawadi
Missionary Sentenced to Convert Jews in Abyssinia Tale
A Swedish missionary seeks converts in Abyssinia and is brought before King Menelek who challenges his mission. The king orders the man beyond the frontier until he converts Jews and heathens, highlighting intercultural tension in a framed anecdote from colonial-era storytelling.
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Meneleth
Cvd the
Miestonary
Menelek
Scandinavia
Abyssinia
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Charles Cressey
Furniture
Minnesota
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