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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1901
Page
4
Excursion tickets to all points within mobil es at one fare and a third for round trip. Valid December 2, 25 and January 1 1902 with final limit January 2 1902. Agent W. Snere cascarine nail druggists.
A free copy of a medical booklet titled Pile and Fistula Cure is offered by Rea Bros. & Co. Department X Minnepolis, Minnesota. The promotion advertises treatment details and encourages readers to request the pamphlet by mail.
Frank J. Cheney and Co. sworn in Lucas County declare they will pay $100 for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Guzlson certifies the oath dated December 6, 1886. Adams Myers advertises the remedy as internally taken with testimonials and wholesale via druggists at 75 cents per bottle.
United States market column notes cattle prices with fancy butcher steers at 5.60 to 6.00 dollars, cows and heifers 4.25 to 4.75, veals 4.25 to 5.00, feeders 3.25 to 4.00. hogs 5.75 to 5.85. sheep 3.25 to 3.50 and lambs 3.99 to 4.26. The item also contains a trademark note for Por Sate, printed on each pack.
Chicago stock yards report mixed cattle and hog prices with ranges for beef, stockers, cows, and Texas steers, plus sheep and lamb values. Grain and provisions show futures quotes for wheat corn oats and pork, with flax butter prices and poultry rates listed. Leer notes acknowledge patent medicines and local memorial donations and a Rose Creek visit.
An article exhorts women to avoid self neglect and preserve health, arguing that neglect leads to backache pain and digestive issues. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure and includes a testimonial from Mrs. Ora Ann of Dallas about dramatic recovery and weight gain after use. It also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pellets for delicate women.
It is noted that it is quite queer for a woman to wear hers short while a man may wear his butt long. Mrs Olive Pierce traveled to Oreaco today and will stay there for a while. An advertisement promotes Dean's Ointment for itching piles, claiming no failure and priced at 50 cents at any drug store.
The Tourist Sleeping car departs each Tuesday morning via Chicago Great Western Railway allowing travelers to view daylight scenery. For information and berth reservations contact any Great Western Agent or J. I. Eimer, G. P. A., Chicago.
The notice lists Rev H. Barth at 403 Ash Street with Sunday services from 10:30 to 11:30 and Sunday School at 6. It also mentions Adventist Church at the corner of Kenwood Ave and College St with evening activities at 6:30.
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers weekly three through tourist car trips via different routes. For booklets or information contact a CGW agent or J. P. Palmer, General Passenger Agent, Chicago Illinois.
Notice offers round trip excursion tickets from Marshalltown Iowa to Chicago for the International Live Stock Exposition and the National Live Stock Association convention. One fare plus two dollars round trip with final return by December 8 1901. Call Iowa Central Ticket agents or Geo Batty GP T A Marshalltown Iowa for details.
Winter travel offers low round trip rates to California and Pacific Coast points via the Iowa Central Route. A four day California trip from St Paul and intermediate points is highlighted. The Pullman Tourist Car service is inaugurated for the season, enhancing traveler comfort. For details contact Iowa Central agents or Geo S Batty G P T A Marshalltown Iowa.
California. The Through Tourist Car for California will run every Thursday via the Chicago Great Western railway and Santa Fe route to Los Angeles. New vestibuled Pullman Tourist Car are furnished and these are personally conducted east of Kansas City. For rates, reservations, berths, etc., apply to J P Himer, GPA Ti). leeg.
Low round trip winter rates now offered via the Iowa Central Route to the Carolinas Georgia and Florida. The chair car and Pullman service on connections with Southern routes highlighted for public appeal. For details call the Iowa Central Agent or address Geo. G. Batty G P T A Marshalltown Iowa.
A speaker contends the court's two judges are at total variance with the country and urges Admiral Schley to fight the decision to a finish by all appeals, convinced public sentiment will back him against the judgment.
Verdict of not guilty returned in Washington. Mrs Lolanda Henry Bonine freed after jury finds prosecution failed to prove murder of James Seymour Ayers Jr in Kenmore hotel on May 13. Public reaction largely expected acquittal.
Santiago dispatches report Chilean foreign minister Yanez handed a new settlement basis to Argentine minister Portela to resolve the quarrel. Chile will offer no further propositions if rejected, and Argentina’s refusal would be read as a wish for war. Britain and Brazil pledge mediator service while Chile awaits Argentina’s reply.
London reports from Valparaiso and Buenos Aires that Britain will mediate if asked as South American nations seek an amicable path. Chilean advisers urge boosting the navy to fifteen ships while Brazil offers amicable mediation, though terms seem likely to be reached without outside help.
Columbus Ohio December 14 reports a sensational sccene as Judge Bigger presides over a case involving an ex congressman. The incident described as a scuffle or assault drew attention to courtroom conduct and the judge's handling of the matter.
In a courtroom clash over Wolfram Guitar receivership Judge Badger accused John J. Lentz of misstatement while Lentz, acting for Wolfram, argued prejudice before Judge Bigger. Badger claimed Lentz was a coward, pulled his nose, and tapped his face, then asserted he was not on the bench.
In Chicago on December 14 the United States Steel corporation adopted a civil service like system for 2000 lake steamer employees. All workers will be entered on a merit based record guiding promotions and wages. Captains and chief engineers will receive stockholder style bonuses. transfers will be ship to ship.
Washington December 14 The house adjourned after under an hour with agenda set for Tuesday next. A revenue bill for the Philippine islands was reported and set for final passage Wednesday after general debate ends at 4 PM. The death of late Congressman Brosius of Pennsylvania was announced by his successor Mr Onesel, followed by resolutions of regret.
A Sofia dated Telegraph dispatch says George Washburn, president of Robert College in Constantinople, arrived in Sofia on a confidential mission to aid the release of American missionary Miss Stone. Rumors say the United States may pay the brigands’ demands. Capman J. J. Meyler of the U S Army engineer corps died at his Newark home Friday. A protocol for free admission of certain American products into Nicaragua was signed.
Minneapolis wheat on December 13 shows cash 74 3/4 cents, December 74 3/4 cents, May 78 1/4 cents. On track futures list No 1 hard 78 3/4, No 1 Northern 75 3/4, No 2 Northern 74 3/4 to 74 0.
In Duluth on December 13 cash wheat markets show No 1 hard at 77 3 4 cents, No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern at 74 3 4 cents, No 3 spring at 69 3 4 cents. To arrive prices list No 1 hard at 77 3 4 cents, No 1 Northern and December at 74 3 4 cents, May at 78 cents. Flax cash at 1 43 per bushel.
Sioux City Iowa cattle prices listed for beeves cows bulls and mixed stockers and feeders yearlings and calves with ranges from 1.50 to 5.85 per hundredweight. Hogs priced at 86.09 with a 6.36 range.
The notice lists Sabbath School and Endeavor services on Sundays, weekly church activities on Thursdays, and monthly meetings including Ladies Aid on the first Friday and Missionary Society on the fourth Friday. It notes a church session meeting on the last Monday monthly and a 8:00 pm Sunday school time.
The notice lists worship and prayer events on Sundays and Wednesdays at local churches. Sabbath Sehoo and Christian Endeavor service are noted alongside a midweek prayer circle, indicating ongoing weekly activities in the NW Corner, Fast Water, and Gan streets area.
Church listing shows pastor residence at 107 Pauonret with Sunday preaching and a 12:00 Sunday School. Prayer Meeting at 2:00 PM and Teachers Meeting noted. Oakland location details include 0.720 and 860 pp references in the Cox precinct.
Services of special interest at 10 39 am 6 20 and 7 30 pm every Sunday crowd are free and strangers especially welcomed at Corner St Paul and Mill Streets locations.
Community notices announce a morning preaching service at Corner Street and Manabe Street at 10 30. An evening prayer service is planned, with a school meeting implied in the text.
Reverend John Theloar pastor at Corner Maple and Chatham Streets conducts services each Lord's Day with a Bible study at 10 30 am and evening preaching at 12 00 pm and 7 20 pm Prayer meetings on Thursdays The Official Board Chairman H N Lane and Treasurer James Snyder lead the church through winter hours with the Ladies Aid Auxiliary and St Cecelia Guild active Plans include Saturday rehearsal and midweek gatherings at St Water Street and St Paul Street locations.
Societies Cedar Camp No 206 A N A meets the 2nd and 4th Mondays at Woodman Hall Oracle. Officer titles include Fannie Felster vice Oracle Mattie Fairbanks Recorder Anna Robi Receiver Clara Wils Chanveiluer Filzabeth Correll Past Oracle Itta Mar ball Julia Peterson Inner Sentinel Dora Furtney Outer Sentinel Ali Rose and managers W Waldecker May Norkels Kate Leiseker physician JH Peirson.
Reads like a fragment listing names and roles of officers for a ladies chapter meeting at the Elks. Mentions Lady Commander Mrs Flora, Past Lady Commander Mrs Williams, Keeper Mrs Spencer Barr, Finance Keeper Mrs Terry, Chaplain Pennie Feiste, Mistress at arms Mrs Sarabbecker, Inside Guard Mrs Zender, Picket Mrs Crandall and Manager Mrs Marr. Meets 24 and 4th Wednesdays at Elks.
Mrs Beatrice Foster is Vice Oracle Mi tta Hommel Past Oracle Mrs Sprague HK corder Louise Hrenan Receive France Inee Chancellor Mrs Lizzie Stearns Marshy Miss Ethel Stearns Inuer Sentinel Mrs Till Stevens Outer Sentinel Mrs Anna Wright Banesere Wm Steerns Mrs Bennett and Mr in Fidelity Lodge No 30 AF and AM pay communications held at Masonic hall Austin Minn. on the first and third Wednesday evenings of each month John H Anderson WM Parke Goodwin Secretary
The stated communications of this Chapter are held in Masonic hall Austin Minn on the second and fourth Friday evenings of the month. R L Johnson Mn HP and Parke Guu win, Secretary, provide the notice.
Regular meetings are held at their post hall on the first and third Saturday evenings of each month. Viking comrades cordially invited. John Robertson, Commander. Visiting neighbors are welcome. Good Samontens de aoe.
Austin Lodge No 82 AOUW meets on the second and fourth Thursdays each month at the new hall on Main Street. John Rustad M W Harris Recorder.
Von Dusko Camp M W A No 248 gathers Wednesday evening at their hall onarth street Ed Loucks V C E H Sterling Clerk. St Bernard Commandery K T No 13 meets first Monday evening of each month at Masonic hall Geo W Bliss E C Parke Goodwin Recorder.
Austin Lodge No 55 of the Knights of Pythias holds meetings on the second and fourth penta evenings of each month welcoming visitors such as John F Cook C C and W J Urbatech K 6 and 8 to attend despite irregular phrasing in the record.
Austin lodge No 414 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks meets on the second and fourth Fridays each month at the new Elks hall on Main Street. Visiting Elks are invited to attend. Ruler A. 8 Campbell and Secretary S. Washourn.
Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in Elkshall Worthy Chancellor FI Crane Vice Chancellor Mrs Emily Farr Past Chancellor Mrs Green Recorder Mrs Sarah Foster Treasurer Chas Bush Chaplain Mrs Beatty Conductor Miss Inez Prouty Watchman Mr Maxin Guard Mr Malstrom Managers Thos Beatty Edson Asset and M Burton
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