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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
2
Austin Daily Herald lists editors Skinner and Gertrude Ellis Skinner and notes mail classifications. The page shows display ad rates at ten cents per inch and two and a half cents per line, with annual and quarterly subscription terms and weekly pricing.
The Rockland Free Press argues that many seek only trouble by focusing on every downside. Endure discontent, take responsibility, and do your share. Those who fill gaps and finish unfinished work are the real peacemakers, far more valuable than continual grumbling.
The piece notes Columbia youths preferring war to sport while urging U S neutrality unless American commerce is harmed. It states Uncle Sam may police the isthmus to safeguard the world’s highway as Panama canal negotiations loom amid internal strife.
The piece notes that pricey flowers become coveted as value rises. It cites New York City spending about 6,000,000 annually on flowers and observes retailers reap large profits, recounting a violet seller who sixteen years ago sold bunches for five cents and became a millionaire.
A notice reminds residents that dumping ashes in the street violates city ordinance. The practice is unsightly and hazardous to drivers, and public spirit toward a beautiful, commerce-friendly city calls for attention to small acts.
New York City papers demand that before spending 1,000,000 on asphalt paving the water, sewer, and other pipes must be in good condition. The speaker opposes paving until water mains, sewers, and heating mains projects are completed.
The line between inspiration and realization shifts from London to New York as the creative prize fog is narrowed by American practicality. The shift highlights a transatlantic move in artistic production from origin to execution.
The Patstina press admits it has faced recent irregularities and violating established norms. It hopes for a steadier mood and improved operation going forward.
The sultan’s order excluding all comic papers from Turkey is expected to depress patrons of Turkish barber shops and Turkish baths, according to the Kansas City Star.
A nascent plan dubbed Endless Obsin expands via newspapers and cherry tree imagery, recruiting thousands of young women to write daily letters from home for $200 monthly, with upfront fees and clerk expenses growing but expected to outpace costs as subscribers rise. The scheme, already echoing in Austin, hinges on a paid-letter model with promised steady work and rapid expansion, but risks a future breakdown in the endless chain.
The Park Avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Varco hosted the marriage of their eldest daughter Olia Mabel Varco to Mr. James Hickman Aust father. The ceremony at eight featured the Nuptial march and was performed by Rev. O. D. Bliden before about fifty guests. A formal reception followed with elaborate fare and Grandma Bowers, age 72, among the presents. The couple will reside on a farm south of Austin and will be at home after December 25.
The bride, a young Austin High School graduate and county teacher with musical training, is admired for her heart and mind. The groom, born in Mower County, is noted for industry and perseverance, earning respect from a wide circle of friends who wish them life’s best blessings.
G K Mertz Circle No 44 Ladies of the G A R met and elected officers for the coming year including President Emma Neller and Treasurer Francie Watkins The L A to the ORO group also elected officers with Pres O T Payne and Vice Pres Ames A luncheon followed and meetings may shift to evenings after January
Trustees named Pickett Lais Lareen and Zander for a one year term with J Furbanke and AWW listed. at issue a lame related note appears in the record.
The M. W. A. met Wednesday evening to elect five officers for the coming term. Names chosen include W O-Will Outer, W A-Wom Mendoweratt, Barker-bts O Waldecker, Clerk-Ed 8ering, Exhort-H.b Davie, Watchman Jne P:terson, Scotty-D.ve Wright, Manager-A N Ki oman. The lodge plans to unite with the Model Osmo, R.N A. to install officers the first Tuesday in January, with a banquet at the installation.
The Garmona Uob met in their room Wednesday evening to play cin que and enjoy the receiver. Miss Amelia Briebach won fire. Mrs Ksafmano won for herself the pras awarded the poorest prayer. A Dutch lunch was served and the party ended.
The Masquerade in Lansing was a success with Tichy's orchestra delivering excellent music. The traveling harp and chestra added charm while dancers enjoyed the night. A good cap per was served and attendees reported a fine time.
The Chicago Department store announces a big sale started Friday November 29 and running through December with a crowded stock of seasonable merchandise priced attractively. Dress goods and fannels in new cloths and exclusive patterns for dresses and waists are being added as large shipments arrive, drawing shrewd buyers from early until late. The notice urges those who have not yet visited to take advantage of the sale as prices demonstrate value.
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