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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1902
Page
2
All committees for the County Jubilee to be held September 9 10 11 are now at work in cancer. Get your exhibits ready for we want to give the county good advertising.
The pair pushed Belden into the race without GOP approval, seen as proof that Belden is the lone viable candidate, though the text notes no further evidence.
Liverpool and Glasgow join other cities in imposing penalties for spitting on municipal street cars. The rule aims to improve hygiene and promote public decency in urban transit.
A man who skips his board bill is jailed by the state and kept under pressure until the debt is paid. In contrast a man who skips a subscription bill of six to ten dollars is treated as a good fellow and may obtain a public office job, noted in Lake Crystal Union.
A claim credits a blossom with curing fever for bay fever patients who avoid fall flowers. The piece notes the flower’s delicate tint and sweet scent could elevate its reputation and attract more stars to its name.
The article argues voters should support Knaatvold, who endorses McKinley and Roosevelt policies, while Tawney opposes them. It portrays Knaatvold as Teddy’s chosen candidate.
The Register and Transcript echo murky local tidings from Mower County with vague warnings of looming discord and rough remarks. The piece hints at potential conflict and unsettled scenes near social spots like taverns as public sentiment swirls.
The text describes former independents who joined the Republican party of the county, now labeled as Republicans by Sweningen Belden and Seebach. They aim to complete the work started two years ago, oppose professional politicians, and plan to vote the Republican ticket at the primaries.
The writer argues newspapers should avoid spreading unsavory gossip while recognizing justice tempered by mercy. Scandal attracts attention, yet public mercy means some truths are better left unsaid to protect community integrity and decency.
Three good rooms for housekeeping use available at 403 East Maple Street offered by Mas J Guinney.
A column riffs on politics in Minnesota, praising broad leadership and lampooning Swening sen’s self serving stance. It then pivots to urban life’s tensions, camp life’s discomforts, a disparaging note on city smog and insects, and a jab at school maintenance and tar papering. Ends with a quip on economy and oleomargarine.
One of the season’s pleasant events, the Lutheran Sunday School Picnic, drew a large crowd despite bad weather. At Beatty’s spring, Lafay ette Park offered swings, rowboats, and a merry-go-round with refreshments of ice cream and lemonade. An elaborate 6 o’clock supper followed, and the organizing committee earned praise for a successful day of outing.
Albert Wresch Albert Papp and Otto Papp executors of Carl Wresch estate filed final account with hearing set for September 8. Jacob Krebsbach Adams will filed from probate with hearing set for September 15.
The Eureka to Linton railway extension through McPherson and Emmons counties will finish this fall ahead of harvest. It will open five new towns Greenway Zeeland Hague Stafford and Linton for market during August and September. The line will boost Eureka as a primary wheat market, historically handling over two million bushels in a year.
At the 1902 Minnesota State Fair the butter exhibit will attract vast attention from statewide visitors and northwest butter makers. Competition for top prizes has grown sharp in recent years with scores rivaling national exhibitions. The dairy building will feature the latest machinery and supplies as the fair opens on Monday and runs through the week with half fare rail rates.
The Calender Club hosted a refined gathering Thursday with Mrs A B Campbell of the East Side and Mrs Ray Thompson of the East Side as guests of honor. The menu pleased attendees and a carved water melon centerpiece held roses. Each lady received a rose souvenir. Miss Minnie Campbell provided piano accompaniment as several vocal selections were sung.
A. EMmons Austin Lumber & Fuel Co notes prudence as applied practice guiding buyers away from alluringly cheap goods. The message positions prudence as choosing high quality at fair prices and urges reliance on the company for dependable products.
Homestead relinquishments offered for sale across good farm lands with some improvements. Abundant flax fields include 5 to 10 acres of A-1 flax. Prices range from 300 to 700 dollars for various half and quarter sections. Correspond with Claud C Keenan Minot North Dak or Bjelland P O North Dak.
A five dollar round trip departs Saturday August 23 1902 from St Paul via Chicago Great Western to Duluth with arrival 630 pm. Return leaves Duluth 1110 pm Sunday August 24 with return validity through Monday August 25. Inquiries to Great Western Agents or J P Elmer G P A Chicago IL.
Albert Lea Minn hosts a four year B A degree preparatory college for women. It offers music art elocution physical culture normal training and refined social advantages with university standards and competent teachers. Fall term opens September 10 1902 under Miss K I Hutchison principal and Rev C C Adams secretary.
Price list for piano tuning by F. M. Refuss at 303 Water St. Austin. Single tuning three dollars. Two tunings per year five dollars. In clubs of three or more tune at two dollars each. First class work guaranteed. tf
A bluefly spy hides among leaves where small birds gather and suddenly frightens them with a loud squeal, causing them to scatter as the prankster cackles in glee.
Mrs Reed presents a holiday line at the Gibson featuring art goods for home decor. New items include burnt leather and burnt wood designs in pillows and table covers, with exclusive colors and novelties ideal for early gift shopping.
An American dealer lectures a companion on knowing antiques while in Venice. A quick-swipe purchase of a carnelian box turns out to be glass, leading to a sharp reaction and the narrator securing a cinque cento Venetian glass piece for a quarter.
A fragment from the Boston Globe discusses anxiety over unemployment and the idea that excessive worry can lead to death. The dialogue includes a barber asking how hair should be cut and a stern patron’s reply, illustrating tense, everyday interactions.
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