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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
3
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Listings show Evergreen farm prices for all tree sizes and varied Christmas supplies at Kos bach’e. Help wanted for a housekeeper with applications to M. Dougherty on Ramsey road. Multiple ads for piano tuning, sales of hay, slippers, bitters, and health remedies plus local notices on Christmas fairs, auctions, and business transacts in Austin Minnesota and nearby towns.
An advertisement urges readers to gain and maintain weight with Scott’s Emulsion cod liver oil as a digestible nourishing food. It promises improved digestion and nutrient uptake, inviting people of all ages to try a sample from Scott & Power at 409 Pearl Street New York.
Land Commissioner Herminn reports that White Earth pine lands near Crooket or Croote tor Minnesota may be disapproved by the US land office. Purchasers allegedly paid far more than value, a factor prompting Secretary Hitchcock to pause action for investigation. Intervening timber offers raise further concerns as buyers resist loss of claims.
At a Wednesday capitol meeting the legislative committee of the elite backers association voted to recommend passing the negotiable instrument law vetoed in 1899. If enacted the act ends days of grace and notes due on Sunday become payable Monday. It also requires notifying all indorsers of notes due and unpaid and converts certain contracts into negotiable instruments.
Samuel Beale and Marion Luella Mongar married at Rev Brown's home on Wednesday afternoon in Olwein. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Brown.
Mr Jens Larson and Miss Martha Nelson of Lyle were married at the Lutheran parsonage by Rev Jenson Roseland. The couple left on the evening train for their home in Lele.
The State Bankers Association aims to advance the uniform backing bill at the coming legislature. After vetoes in 1899 by Gov. Lind, the measure passed both houses but was blocked. the association executive committee met Public Examiner Pepe at the state capital to discuss the vetoed law.
Public Examiner Pope requests all county treasurers in the state to furnish a trial balance dated November 30 and on the first day of each month thereafter. He asks that balances be prepared and mailed no later than the fifth of the following month.
A Friday evening trial in the college chapel hall features A. J. Milkey versus H. D. Holts for trespass seeking $500. Page and Gregg represent the plaintiff while Longueville and Gullickenson defend.
Pullman flaser Compartment Draw ing Room Library Observation and Dining cars offer an exclusive 88 day itinerary with three circle tours in the tropics of the south of Mexico and a visit to ruined cities. The special train departs Tuesday January 22 from Chicago.
Peter Hein of LaCroese who sold pianos in Austin for Chase Hackley Piano Co was arrested in Mankato on criminal libel charges. The warrant was served Wednesday and the complainant is said to reside in Avetin with alleged libel in Albert Lea. Sheriff Mitchell sent Hein to Albert Lea this afternoon as he questions the warrant. Hein says he did not libel anyone and suspects spite work. He has retained W. E. Young as his attorney.
Large Woodmen of the World Camp No. 243 in Austin met Wednesday. Eight new members were initiated bringing total camp membership to 401 with several applications pending. The order now claims Austin’s largest secret society membership as the list continues to grow.
The Ladies of the Meccsbeee Queen Hive No 20 held their annual election of officers at their hall Wednesday evening. Officers elected include Lady Commander Mre Cot Lient ae Mre Williame Record Keeper Mre Terry Finance Dr Feister Chaplian Mrs Becker Sargent Mre Ames Mistress at Arms Mre Pxthy Sentinel Mre Znder Pickett Mrs Crandall Trustee 3 years Mre Barr
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is praised as a cure for misery caused by monthly drains and physical suffering. The text links bodily ease to a lighter mind and a cheerful spirit, claiming the product contains no alcohol opium cocaine or narcotics.
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