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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1900
Page
2
Democrats held ward caucuses Saturday evening from six to eight thirty to select delegates. In the first ward Joseph Keanan Jeeb Gate H L Banfield W D Rosbach Peter Job neon William Keefe were chosen. In the second ward Fred Wood J E Davison Andrew Moonan Aug Conrad T A Revord J E Schroeder. In the third ward M J Mayer H Heizz George Sutton John McCormick John Konoveky Hago Aur were selected.
James F. Carson administrator reports sale of land for the Henry Dadfield estate in Dexter Timothy Gainey as executor of Daniel Gainey estate at Red Rock Hearing on claims set for March 4 1901 Hannah E Snyder appointed guardian for Fred E and Charlotte Snyder of this city petitions for license to sell land Hearing to be kept
A second grade teaching position in District 117 seeks an educator for an eight month term beginning in October. M. J. Callan is referenced in the notice.
The Iowa Central Railway announces annual Home Visitors' Excursions to Indiana Ohio and Louisville from September 4 to 11 19 and 28 1900 with a special low round trip fare. Tickets go on sale September 3 10 and 27 and are valid thirty days from sale date. For fall information call agents or address Geo S Batty G P A Marshalltown Iowa.
Governor General Wood, welcomed by 160 merchants and Cuban dignitaries, urges Cubans to choose men of honor and capacity for the constitutional convention. He frames U S policy as a genuine aim for independence and calls for unity beyond party lines to ensure a stable government. Cubans regard his speech as a key declaration since the American occupation began.
Akron Ohio reports Sunday calm as plans to dispense with militia remain in place. Funeral services for Rhoda Davidson proceed, she died from injuries suffered in Wednesday's riot. Large crowd attends the service with restrained emotion and no unrest.
Chicago markets report August wheat at 73 1/4 to 74 3/4 cents, corn around 8 to 38 cents, oats near 21 1/4 to 21 3/4 cents, pork at 11.05 for August to October, flax cash at 1.41 to 1.85, butter around 14 to 16 1/2 cents, eggs about 13 to 14 cents.
The record lists several small items: L. A. 8. sewed at Mrs. Revell's last Friday. Musa Drake aided Maude King in threshing last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Drake are touring in Chicago and nearby areas this week. Adam Hummer's relatives visited from Amatin over the weekend. Mrs. H. Roeder and Mr. J. Gordon of Dexter were seen planning in the vicinity Saturday.
A reader recalls a young man living in Clay ton township who served on the town board when his name appeared on a jury list. He later moved to Grand Meadow and is identified by One Who Knows.
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