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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1906

Page

2

Christmas Trade Boosted by Austin Merchants

The Austin Herald notes a strong Christmas trade surge as merchants plan record holiday displays across the city. Prominent booster R Paccini praises Austin’s location and civic prospects while farmers see 6.79 billion dollars in farm product value last year and a large farm export balance boosting the American agricultural sector.

Austin Secretary of Agriculture

Mansfield ad seeks Austin branch manager for Morris Wholesale

An advertisement from The Morris Wholesale House of Cincinnati Ohio seeks a manager to run a branch office in Austin Texas. Applicants must submit references and provide a local address for consideration.

Austin Morris Wholesale House Cincinnati Ohio

Happiness lecture at Congregational church by Attwood

Attwood delivered a Melbourne style talk on Happiness at the Congregational church drawing on unselfishness and character, praising Helen Keller as inspiration. He contrasted wealth and riches, urged service to others, and concluded the audience found the lecture well spent and memorable.

Attwood Congregational Helen Keller Mr. Attwood Kingdom of Heaven

Policies Cancelled After Tobacco Trust Burnings

Princeton Ky Dec 4 Insurance policies covering buildings owned or controlled by the tobacco trust in Western Kentucky have been cancelled following a mob burning two stemmeries in Princeton Friday night. State Fire Marshal Ayres heads an inquiry as excitement remains high.

Princeton Tobacco Trust Kentucky Ayres

Smallpox outbreak and coal strike hit Spring Hill

Spring Hill Nova Scotia reports 200 smallpox cases leading to closures of schools and churches. Concurrently 1,500 miners and boys strike for higher wages as fuel famine spreads through the town.

Spring Hill N. S

Funeral of Frankie Clay Draws Deep Community Grief

Funeral services were held at Christ Episcopal Church in Austin for Frankie Clay this afternoon. The procession included the Orders of Railroad Conductors and Trainmen and Miss Wilson’s 36 scholars. Hundreds crowded the church as the casket bore through lines of grateful children. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery. Bearers were Paul Meany Olaf Damm Robert Hunt Roy Rickard Archie Simpson Milton Dutcher. The community conveyed its sympathy with a large bank of flowers and tearful prayers.

Frankie Clay Christ Episcopal Church Frankie Miss Wilson Austin Episcopal Church Badiong Oakwood Cemetery Paul Meany Olaf Damm Robert Hunt Roy Rickard Archie Simpson Milton Dutcher Great Bank of Flowers

Golden Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs McGreevy

Mr and Mrs Martin McGreevy celebrated their Golden Wedding with all seven children and grandchildren in attendance. The family honored the couple with $50 in gold and a leather rocking chair, marking a blemish-free family record with no illness or death marring the home.

Martin McGreevy Mr and McGreevy

Thanksgiving Socials Reach Across Towns in Adams Area

Local families from Duluth Austin Two Harbors Rose Creek and Mason City gathered in Adams for Thanksgiving. Notables include the McGreevys Reding Schmitt Coleman Krebsbach Alven and Delaney families with visits from W B Brown and Warren Dean.

John McGreevy Duluth Thomas McGreevy Austin George McGreevy Two Harbors Martin McGreevy Adam John Reding Adams Schmitt Rose Creek Peter Krebsbach George Alven Dan Delaney Mason City Tim Delaney Warren Dean

Doukhobor Leader Seeks Ten Thousand Russian Recruits

Peter Verigin arrives in St. Petersburg to gauge Russian stance on Doukhobor repatriation and recruit 10,000 peasants for two year railroad work in Canada. Premier Stolypin indicates government would welcome Doukhobors when ready and urges contracting famine laborers.

St. Petersburg Peter Verigin Canada John the Baptist Stolypin Verigin

Soot Fires Outside City Limits In Lansing Ave Home

Jose Company No 1 responded to a moonlight run from box 13 to the J D Ken Ev an home on Lansing Avenue. Soot in the chimney overheated brickwork and charred nearby wood. The chemical apparatus sufficed. damage about 25 dollars.

A Poor Relation at the Opera House

The next attraction at the opera house is A Poor Relation to be presented by a strong company under Davis and Eugene on Wednesday December 12. Seats go on sale Monday December 10 and patrons are urged to reserve early for a likely packed house. Lee D. Ellsworth is engaged for Noah Vale with Sol Smith Russell estate backing, and the cast includes notable stock-house veteran Ellsworth. First rate scenery and electrical effects promise a top class production. Sol Smith Russell's successor says he is on his way to us.

Opera House Davis & Eugene Seatoa Sol Smith Russell Lee D. Ellsworth Noah Vale Russell Ellsworth Proctor’s New York City

The Story Beautiful Art Music Lecture Recital

An art music program on the life and labors of the Nazarene features over one hundred reproduced paintings by Joseph Hawkes of the Metropolitan Museum. The event includes classical music and is staged at the Catholic church under the Library Committee, with Rev. Fr. Mac Oorry hosting on Tuesday evening December 11 at 8 30. Admission 35 cents middle, 25 cents side sections. tickets available at Malloy's drug store starting Saturday, December 1.

Joseph Hawkes Metropolitan Museum of Art New York America Europe Library Committee Mac Oorry Malloy’s Drug Store

Peddlers Parade to Brighten Austin Auditorium Evening

The Peddlers Parade debuts at the Auditorium Wednesday at 8 o clock with forty costumed characters, songs, drills and recitations. Vendors, flower girls, tambourine girls, Swiss toy girls, blind musicians, Indian basket women and rare Italian characters will appear. Mrs. O L West leads the event, promising a lively show for a good cause with tickets at 10 and 15 cents.

Austin

M. E B Ladies Dinner Event at Auditorium

The M. EB Ladies invite readers to dinner and supper at the Auditorium on Thursday and Friday. Thursday’s menu features Chicken Dressing Cranberry Sauce Mashed Potatoes Salad Rolle Pickles Coffee. Supper from 5 p.m. offers Beans Cold Meats Brown Bread Rolle Gelatine Pickles Doughnut Coffee.

M. EB

Friday Dinner Menu Serves Roast Pork and More

The menu lists a Friday dinner from 11:30 until served featuring roast pork with gravy apple sauce baked fish mashed potatoes rutabagas sauer kraut hominy salad pickles rolls coffee and a pile. At 6 p.m. dinner offers oyster stew cold meats gelatine pickles hot coffee and cake.

Burns Accepts OBrien Challenge for Fight to Finish

The boxing clash between Tommy Burns and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien is set to go to a finish after Burns accepted the challenge. The Panama Canal project reports influx of laborers and a resignation within the Isthmian canal commission. Washington territory's first governor Wash dies in Portland Oregon.

Tommy Burns Philadelphia Jack O'Brien John G. Sullivan Isthmian Canal Commission George E. Cole Fairview Wash Washington Territory Portland

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