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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1902
Page
3
Ambiguous text fragment shows scattered numerals and letters with no coherent event. No identifiable people organizations places dates or outcomes are readable to summarize a news item. The readable parts offer only stray numbers and garbled terms without a clear narrative.
A fragmentary dialogue exchanges between Mrs. De Jarr and Mr. De Jarr about a possible local idiot and recommendations. The snippet ends with a reference to reading the New York Weekly and mentions old love letters.
A Philadelphia Record excerpt uses heavy dialect to claim a man named O'Brien has carried the me stick on the force for seventeen years, with dialogue on whether the time is indeed a slyintane year. The piece reflects local speech patterns and humor rather than a formal report.
A fragmented Denver item hints at a musical line about Will and a companion, noting a recurring need when singing. The readable text suggests a casual, lyric oriented exchange without clear full context or dates.
Leave orders for Snyder's hack or express at Malloy Bros by telephone 164. Meets all trains. Calls promptly attended.
A Colorado ex congressman recalls a Leadville mining period prank at Jim O'Brien's grave. Friends placed a wooden marker stating he departed heaven at 9 2 a m while a humorist added heaven 4 2 p m O'Brien not yet arrived causing intense excitement reported by the Washington Times.
In a fragment from Lemorka's Neo Hash, Mrs McSmith is described as a very queer widow and questioned on why she would marry the best man who ever lived. The dialogue hints at social judgments and personal declarations within a sharp quoted exchange.
Joax, by accident, built wealth after losing a leg in a railroad wreck and recovering damages. Philadelphia Record notes the ironic path to fortune.
Admiral Ivolett recalls his early days as a cadet aboard the Independence. He describes a strict executive officer who demanded absolute silence and limited words to six: port, starboard, yes, and no. The anecdote highlights the navy's stern initial discipline.
Readable items note Maple Walnut ice cream at Guillemins and straw hats at The Hub priced around 39e and 1.50 to 8.75 for various goods. Also listed are room rentals with Mrs. B. W. Lovell, 611 Bridge Street, and multiple local notices about sales, events, and residents visiting or travelling in the area.
Fifteen common sand mould brick layers are wanted by August 25 for a two months job. State wages and write to H. GilMore, Adams Minnesota.
Male applicants sought to take charge of an office in Austin. Include address and reference A. T. Morris care L. T. Deaver Creston Iowa.
Classified item notes a furnished option or street listing with a 409 First and mentions Mrs. McMillan and the 2f detail.
A short verse notes a good place to rest when sorrows oppress, praising the good Lord and blessing the weary heart. It frames faith as a blessing and comfort during hardship.
The town of Linton in Emmons county sits at the junction of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway from Eureka and the Northern Pacific from McKenzie. Lot sales occur in Eureka on September 4 1902 with excursion rates within South Dakota. For details contact Geo W Morrow Eureka SD or any CM and St Paul agent for tickets.
After September one cement sidewalks will cost 55 cents a foot for five feet four inch widths due to higher cement prices. E Dickens E Enockson.
An accident report states Jim Murphy of four and a half miles northwest of Austin was seriously gored by a bull. The incident occurred recently and details mention injuries requiring medical attention.
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