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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
2
The Daily Herald lists ad rates for subscription and display notices and reports on Congress member McCleary winning in Washington. It notes his dairy policy focus and committee appointment prospects, with commentary on Mr Tawney and dairy price issues.
Cuanerson 8 C has opened to exposition-goers with the fair nearing completion on opening day. Sunday religious services were held, led by Mme Barbot directing a 200 voice chorus with the Grand organ and First Artillery band. Bishop Capers and Bishop Duncan spoke. Charleston shows strong start for the exposition.
The United States declares it will not permit South American states to dodge foreign debts under the Monroe Doctrine. It warns Germany that Washington will not block her fleet from Venezuela to collect debts if no territory is pursued. European nations may enforce settlements with Latin states in the south without U S interference.
The state acts to block railroad consolidation and, with help from Montana Washington and Idaho, believes existing law may suffice to halt the merger. Citizens hope the effort will succeed with regional support and legal backing.
Tuoser followers of the city park project under Ira Paddeen, once Austin’s mogul, take note of a new real estate transfer involving part of the park land and the attached figures.
A Tuesday evening lecture at the Opera House by Prof. L. O. Davie drew a large crowd to hear explanations of liquid air and its properties. The talk lasted about forty minutes and included demonstrations, entertaining and accessible in tone.
A science demonstration featured liquid air experiments, including freezing objects and a dramatic hammer and glass break, drawing cheers and souvenirs of water blisters. Prof. Nelson led the event, praised as highly instructive and educational, with dates adjusted and some volunteers thanked.
Brownsdale brief lists several residents. John H Weidman spent part of the week in Minneapolis. Reube Rulinge has rewards from the visit in South Dakota. James Lelie has returned from Winnebago City. Gretel A Lowe will expound the maidia at the Maconia ball Saturday evening.
Bennington residents share news of long-time resident Mr J Dankem moving to Spring Valley to retire from farming. Mrs Lyke visits her daughter. Mr McLanes folke from near Austin visits friends. Thanksgiving gatherings occurred at Ostrander. A large crowd attended the new district 3 schoolhouse but the district dance was postponed to a later date.
A scattered roundup of visiting relatives and local Thanksgiving events. Mre Morris of Minneapolis visits sister Mre F A Caril Will Gregson returns from Montana and visits with sister Anna in Minneapolis. Edwin Miller returns from New York. B Williams attends Elks memorial in Austin. Hammond leaves for Oklahoma to look up relatives. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Will Bigley ill but improving. Invitations issued for Court of Honor ball in LYLE. Miss Osbont returns to school duties after Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Hunter of Kensett entertain at Anderson home for Thanksgiving. Union Thanksgiving services held at Congregational church led by Rev Irons. Edna and Evid Cobb visit Austin. George Stanley from University visits for Thanksgiving. Mr Beach of Citizens Bank returns from Wisconsin. Mae Sheridan spends Thanksgiving in Minot. Wilder residence nearing completion. Mrs Evhel Cobb at Western Normal for Thanksgiving. Jobo Johnson moves family to Lime Springs after short stay. Chas Lacy spends Thanksgiving in Chicago. Mrs Kenney recovering after long illness.
Mrs Katzenjammer spanks her kids but we speak the dirt out of garments and restore the original color while others dye and wash. Four suits sponged and pressed, three skirts and three waists treated, shoes shined daily for 1.00. Fox and McDonnell West End Grand Hotel.
Wednesday evening the Indies of the Court will host an oyster supper. The new owner of the Remsey mill was to take possession Monday. The mill has been held by the Gregson family for over thirty years. Patrons will be surprised to see others where Mr Gregson and his sons used to meet them. Mr and Mrs Wellace Gregson will reside in Lansing this winter.
Readable fragments show a special sale on gemstone food choppe r items at a discounted price of 2.60. The text mixes garbled characters but indicates a promotional sale in a grocery context with a price point.
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