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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
7
An advertisement touts HYOMEI as a complete cure for catarrh and coughs. It claims rapid relief within minutes or weeks, promoting a rubber inhaler kit and optional liquid refills. The product is sold by druggists and advertised as a lasting remedy.
Be this notice lists sale prices for canned goods and staples from W. C. Horrobin in Austin Minnesota. Items include juice 15 cents, cocktail 10 cents, beets 13 cents, Gold Medal flour 1 dollar, Gift Patent 1.25, Patent brand 1.25, and Wisconsin 40 cents per unit as a room for Rose Bud goods is noted.
Uncle Sam offers examinations for railway mail clerk post office clerk carrier and various clerical positions. Thousands of appointments planned. Common school education enough for city and rural applicants. Begin now with free information by writing Central Schools Rochester NY. 503 201 itwd
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy cured through ingestion, claiming it acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a free sample by mail and lists a price of 76 cents per bottle, urging purchase through Toledo and related firms.
In Walker Minnesota a jury returned a verdict of acquittal after only seventeen minutes deliberation in the Ed Leela murder case. Lucia, freed, had spent four months in county jail awaiting district court. The defense cited Indian witnesses from a wigwam that contradicted state testimony about his actions returning to the Bordwell home on July 26 with a gun over his shoulder.
The remains of Bert Brost arrived from Beach New York and were taken to Fond du Lac for interment. Brost, twenty one, was working on a dray hauling household goods when the wagon collapsed, a plane and cook stove fell on him, crushing him instantly. He was to be married at Christmas.
The piece surveys Liberal positions on industrial insurance reforms, accident compensation, railroad worker protection, and plans for a negro exposition to mark emancipation. It details forest reserve administration, coal and oil lands policy, leasing, water power regulation, and warns against monopoly while outlining election polling outcomes showing Liberals ahead with a fragile majority.
Amid continued progress among Liberals post January contests the outlook suggests a weakened Unionist majority and greater dependence on Irish and Labor allies. Reports note Liberal gains in Wakefield and Windsor, the unopposed return of Alderman Boyle, and sentiment in London processions while predicting modest net Unionist seat gains.
Four men Bill Shanks James Laton Frank Loftus and William Forbes were caught at Egan by Sheriff Miles and jailed in Brookings awaiting arraignment. A farmer near Aurora reported them, and authorities traced them to Egan. Tools nitro glycerin and fuses were found in Milwaukee yards at Egan. The suspects are said to be noted yeggmen suspected of robbing several banks and post offices in the region.
In Marshalltown Iowa on December 6 eleven month old Lawrence McCord son of Mr and Mrs George McCord was severely burned when he toppled into a boiling cocoa pot. The child's face neck and head suffered serious burns and doctors fear for his life.
Fragments show departure and arrival times for unspecified routes. Entries list times such as 6:00 a m and 3:20 p m for departures and 12:05 p m and 7:35 pm for arrivals, plus lacrosse timetable notes with 11:38 a m and 7:50 p m departures and 12:57 a m and 3:00 p m arrivals.
Daily departures to Fort Dodge Council Bluffs Omaha and Manly at specific times. Evening arrivals from Fort Dodge Mason City Lyle and Omaha around 6:12 p.m. and 4:30 a.m. Includes 12:10 p.m. 11:43 p.m. and 2:38 a.m. windows with Saturday and Sunday exceptions.
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