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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1909
Page
2
Austin daily paper publishes official city news and lists subscription rates for readers.
Gertrude Ellis Skinner is announced as associate editor with Skinner and Ulmer publishers. The note lists Ellis Skinner alongside publishers and confirms her new role in the firm.
Moscow residents visit relatives and attend the funeral of Mrs. Peterson in Moscow Der 5th. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watson from Geneva and Mrs. Peterson’s granddaughters. Miller of Dodge Center completes masonry on the Dearmin house as Mrs. Dearmin remains in Austin. A Baptist ladies’ aid chicken pie dinner with a sale of useful articles is planned at M W A hall.
Adams Joe Carey is on the sick list. Miss Bessie Delaney visited relatives in Chicago last week. Anson Olson was in Austin Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Chas Gilligan returned from Rochester to consult about Mr Gilligan's health. Mrs A G Larson visits friends at Princeton Minnesota. Kate King returned from Austin Thursday. Joe Betterath spent Thursday afternoon with his son at Race Creek. Ole Finhart left Adams Sunday with stock for Chicago. Rose Heimer was in LeRoy Thursday. Mrs Gordon spent last Sunday with her mother at Cresco. John Matteson and son Clarence visited friends in Chicago. Edward Johnson was in Minneapolis last week. Miss Gertrude Johnson visited friends at Oakland. Duke Simon died at his home four miles south of Adams Friday morning. The funeral was Monday at St John’s Church Johnsburg. Martin Wiste arrived home Saturday from North Dakota. John Mulhern departed Saturday for Chicago.
The Floral club met with Mrs. George Hirsh on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Smith Davison presented a paper on the Great Trading Companies of Canada. Miss Jennie Keith spoke on the Attitude of Canada to the United States in gei2. Members answered a RoW call with notes on Customs, Sports and Social Life of Canada.
Ottawa reports Finance Minister Fielding will outline a budget with a likely revenue surplus. The Franco Canadian treaty may bring some tariff changes, but overall tariff stability is urged to benefit Canada. Uncertainty over the U S tariff remains a factor in not altering Canada’s schedules.
Washington reports that Senator Aldrich bore all expenses of his West tour as chairman of the national monetary commission. Costs not covered by commercial and bankers groups were not charged to the government.
Brussels December 14 King Leopold I of Belgium battles a failing body as doctors prepare a drastic operation. Rheumatism dropsy and intestinal obstruction worsen his condition and the outcome hangs on strength. Despite grim odds the king remains lucid and hopeful for a possible cure.
President Taft spoke at Carnegie Hall for the Methodist Episcopal church diamond jubilee celebrating a campaign that raised 500167 for Africa mission work. Cash received totals 72493, with the rest due in installments over five years. Ray J sartte DB Bech. Dd, Africa bishop, was the evening’s other speaker.
Cloquet Minnesota December 14 Joseph Garsaw died instantly after tumbling from a twenty foot tall piledriver and was buried under broken timbers and a 2500 pound hammer. His skull and one leg survived unbroken leaving a wife and four children.
The Gem staged O on opening night to a fair sized crowd. The production featured clever special effects and a German comedian who scored a big hit. The show compared favorably to Swedish acts currently touring.
The Gem Food cutter should be in every kitchen. It will cut various meats and vegetables and makes a good Christmas present from Holmes Hardware Co.
Market notes show poultry prices and terms paid today by Hormel and Co. plus multiple farm listings in Dodge and Mower counties Minnesota. Describes farm features including stock, outbuildings, acreage, houses, and subdivision options with direct sales and no commission. Includes insurance and real estate lending offerings.
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