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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1902
Page
3
A collage of quotations and aphorisms on bravery duty love and deception. Notable lines include commentary on pain virtue and trust from various unnamed authors and a nod to classic literary figures.
A convoy of about one thousand Boers including General Cronje his wife and staff sailed from Jamestown Island of St Helena for South Africa on August 21.
The article observes many people oppose wearing glasses despite clear necessity. It notes even sensible individuals may reject them due to bias, arguing age is no contest and wisdom lies in accepting aid when summoned to surrender.
The text argues that a distinctive, clearly hammered catch phrase strengthens a store's identity. Repeated exposure on letterheads, ads, labels, and packaging makes the idea memorable and persuades customers. It urges consistent use across every contact point to shape perception in the market.
A one legged newsboy on crutches hawks after noon extras. He explains a cable car accident took his leg. The publisher paid the doctor and his mother $800, easing debts and leaving $500 in the bank except $40 withdrawn for his mother’s illness. He says he sells more papers than most boys to help.
A widow in the Civil War era, driven by need to support her children, wrote to Harper's Magazine. After a harsh rejection she penned a fiery account explaining why she wrote it, and the story was accepted and published, earning reader sympathy. Holmes later commented on writing one true life story.
In a Chicago Tribune excerpt a tenant recalls a disturbance when a new law student cowboy arrives. He finds a group of men in the office and orders them to leave, the newcomer executing the purge despite opposition. The scene portrays a rough, lawless frontier mood.
A stream of short items reports West's new goods and sales on summer waists skirts and wash goods. Notices mention Nellie Crandall visiting Olive Corneveaux and Maple Walnut Cream Soda at Guillemin's plus local photos and portraits at Vosburgh's. Some personal notices include Mrs. Wordsworth of Manley Iowa dying, local tied events, and upcoming marriage invitations in Northfield and Epworth Iowa.
Invitations to an At Home by Mesdames Padden and Johnson drew several ladies including Miner Campbell Raymond Waye Plummer Hanson Fairbanks Nihil and Miss Brundin. Alice Brohm hosted a sixth birthday party with ice cream cake and fruit. Various visits and travels are noted with names and towns, including Grace Fox in Oakland and the Pettengill family in Amsterdam New York. A dance is planned by the Conductors Wives for Sept 10 and other social outings are listed.
Irene Frank of LeRoy and William Bassler formerly of Austin wed at the Frank Farm in LeRoy township on August 20. Guests from Rochester St Paul Albert Lea Cresco and Austin attended with local relatives hosting. The ceremony used Episcopal rites and the couple plan to live in Seattle before settling in Le Roy after September tenth.
Senator Peter McGovern of Waseca filed for the Democratic nomination in the First district. He enters the race aiming to win with solid backing from district Democrats.
Miss Basford will open her studio in the Joseph building on August 25, marking a new local arts venue. This event announces the launch and invites neighbors to visit the space.
A contemplative Wandering segment describes Mandalay with its sacred city aura the pagoda bells and the sky above the royal walls. It notes the white stone bridges pyathat gateways and moats while reflecting on a lingering spirit over forgotten things. A humorous Latin class quip ends the piece.
In London a customer asks the proprietor to correct his bill and spell omelette with two ts. Walter reports the adjustment as omelet cost one shilling with two teas and two shillings.
A meeting was held at R. E. Shepherd's office with Tawney supporters summoned from across the county to organize for their defense. many attendees were noted, while several were conspicuously absent.
Subscribers must notify the manager or chief operator of name changes to appear in the directory. All changes due by 6 p.m. Thursday August 28, 1902. A six month contract dated Oct 1 offers new subscribers a position in the directory. W L Van Camp manager.
Special program for visitors on Sunday August 24 1902 offered by Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway. A special train leaves Austin at 6 45 a m for a round trip fare of 1 50.
Price list shows single tuning at 3.00, two tunings for 5.00, and 2.00 each for three or more in Austin. First class work guaranteed. Contact F M ReEruss at 303 Water St. tf.
After September 1 the cost of cement sidewalks increases to 55 cents per foot for a five foot four inch wide path due to higher cement prices. C. E. Dickens and E. Enockson are cited.
Male applicants sought to take charge of an office in Austin. Include reference A. T. Morris, care L. T. Deaver, Creston Iowa.
Three good rooms suitable for housekeeping offered by Mrs. J Guinney at 403 East Maple Street.
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