Wants and Wanters for Snyder's Hack or Malloy Express
Leave orders for Snyder's hack or express at Malloy Bros. or telephone 164. Meets all trains. Calls promptly attended.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1902
Page
3
Leave orders for Snyder's hack or express at Malloy Bros. or telephone 164. Meets all trains. Calls promptly attended.
A traveler in Persia recounts a wealthy household dinner with boiled raglike meat dishes, rice, boiled eggs, fried onions, almonds, and raisins. Shiraz wine travels muleback in a large carboy. Dessert features a nougat like confection studded with walnuts and almonds, noted for its strong effect on the host.
Alvine Rehmann listed as a teacher at 304 Chatham Street, associated with Fiano and Harmony.
Fragmentary notes describe eggs from tied hens deprived of space and proper feed. Excessive confinement and stress weaken laying, with apoplexy linked to poor conditions. References suggest using chaff and shell fragments to improve diets and shells.
Local notes report Clarence Woodward selling his barber shop in Fairmont and taking a position in Moore's six chair shop there. The item lists several ads and notices including photography services at Vosburgh's, job openings, farm rental inquiries, and upcoming events such as a Court of Honor on Main Street and a sociable at the Second Christian Church.
East Side News reports on resident movements and duties including Frank Fisher returning from Wisconsin, Dan Keating and Ed Dexter taking brief layoffs, John Demorest on Wells business, Brossard resting at home, Mrs. Fletcher visiting, Conductor Olson back to work, Plummer on layoff, Conductor Johnson resuming service, B W Collins moving to Water Street, May Chambers returning from Minneapolis, and Mrs Chas Campbell visiting Hunt home. It also includes a long cautional rhyme offering home treatment tips for burns, convulsions, fainting, sprains, and general first aid.
The report notes Nancy was observed near the Jersey coast as she passed by, with the New York Times confirming the sighting. The event highlights a notable maritime moment involving a prominent vessel and its coastal trajectory.
The Ramsey depot burned to the ground this afternoon destroying all wiring. The fire began around 3 o'clock and four trains were delayed as a result. Cause is unknown.
The deed transferring the big Toapi farm to Nate Banfield J W Scott O W Shaw J B Sheedy and Lafayette French was filed today. The consideration was 117195 dollars.
In Mower County probate court, Laura A Carter surviving executrix of Charles E Carter deceased is to have the final account examined and heard on Saturday September 20 at 10 p m in the Austin probate office. Notice will be published weekly for three weeks in the Austin Daily Herald. Judge S S Washburn signs the order.
A reminiscence from Mrs. Lucy Derby Fuller in Century details two of Edwin Sothern's pranks. Guests hide under the table to greet a belated guest, then a bread prank with a pug dog fetches bread pieces to the fire, amusing the host and guests.
A Detroit woman who works with city children recalls a death in the neighborhood. Children discuss the cause aloud noting measles and ammonia on the lungs, a line that sticks with her as a stark image of illness among the poor.
A London Answers anecdote describes a stingy landlord collecting rents and giving a girl a peppermill as payment. He asks what she will do with it, and she answers wash it, highlighting a child’s witty practicality.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Y surprised by a harsh rebuke about ing againstlyntskyn from a close ally. The response marks a sharp shift as the ally calls the other person the stingy old beggar, suggesting a fractured friendship.
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