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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
2
Maud's Debut And Local Gossip In One Page Poem
A column mixes a sentimental poem about Maud's debut with notes on local happenings. It mentions J J Furlong of Austin as a likely State Fair board candidate and recounts a storm and cold spell forecast for Dec 20 to 26. The piece also notes spelling errors by city pupils and traces Missouri state roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Missouri
Miossire
Missuroui
Muzuri
Miousouri
Mirossei
Missure
Hypochondriac Austin Confounds City Doctors
Austin, a large healthy man, is feared to be chronically ill by many doctors who have checked his pulse, tongue, heart, lungs, and back. Despite sound medical findings, he believes he is sick and has summoned doctors up to three times after ten at night. The medical team plans a treatment of staged illness to convince him he is truly sick for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Furlong Seen as Likely President of State Fair Association
The Austin and Lake City race for president of the state fair association pits John J. Furlong against J. M. Underwood. The board opposes Underwood, believing Furlong to be the logical choice and the incoming president, while Underwood kept his candidacy secret from fellow board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Mower County
State Fair Association
John J. Furlong
J. M. Underwood
Lake City
Underwood
Furlong
Association
Local fair leadership praised by county paper
The piece lauds Vice President Furlong as acting president of the association and a strong head for the fair. It notes his farming success, long service to the Mower county fair, and role as an exhibitor and officer at the state fair. It also mentions Nurseryman Ander and plans for a 36 page souvenir edition titled Austin and Mower County. The souvenir, illustrated with city and farm views, sells for 25 cents next week at local drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furlong
Association
J. J. Hill
Mower
State Fair Association
Ander
PF. H. McCulloch
the Herald
Ladies Home Journal
Austin and Mower County
F. H. McCulloch
C. A. Pooler’s
K. C. Wold and Malloy’s
Daily
Weekly Herald
Frozen Heavenly Arch Sun Dogs Create Arctic Light Show
Early morning skies displayed a frozen arch or winter rainbow with three sun dogs visible near sunrise. Eyewitnesses note the phenomenon, rare for this latitude, as the sun and its companions formed a luminous arc and later an inverted bow before fading. Children were seen pointing at the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Resolutions by Austin Council Honoring Julia Immons
The Modern Samaritans Austin Council No. 53 offers heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved husband son and daughter of Julia Immons after her passing. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to the family and printed in the Daily Herald. Frank Christie Dr. Lewis Mrs. Limerson and Manel Kaufman are noted in the record with an Omaha return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
Julia Immons
Austin Council
Daily Herald
Lewis
Limerson
Frank Christie
The Christmas Red Cross stamp tale
The Christmas stamp began in 1907 to support anti tuberculosis work and grew into a national Red Cross fundraising effort. State branches acted as agents, with Delaware and Philadelphia testing it first and Howard Pyle contributing the design. A million stamps were ordered and the idea spread widely, with expected sales of about 49 million this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
United States
U.S. Sanitary Commission
Boston
Delaware
American Red Cross
Philadelphia
Howard Pyle
Little Ry
Mercchant
Eale
Adan Creamery Stockholders Meet At Sabel’s Hall
Lively session of Adan creamery stockholders met at Sabel’s hall on Wednesday afternoon to discuss a by law restricting milk or cream sales to other creameries and to forfeit interest and dividends for violators. The by law passed by unanimous vote with wording tweaks, amid reports that several members diverted 40 cream to centralized creameries over the past year, harming the local concern and stirring debate on dividend entitlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adan Creamery
Sabel’s Hall
Adams Review
Ladies Elect G A A Officers for Ensuing Year
The Ladies of the G A A elected officers Wednesday night for the ensuing year. Florence Wait was named president with Florence Chapin as vice president and Frank Watkins as second vice president. C E Dickens became secretary Eunice Floyd treasurer Mary Boyd chaplain Eva Carter conductor Minnie Twedell assistant conductor Joe Ondrick inside guard Dave Watkins assistant in guard Wm Meadowcroft delegate to the state convention. Supper followed at five o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A.A
Florence Wait
Florence Chapin
Frank Watkins
C. E. Dickens
Eunice Floyd
Mary Boyd
Eva Carter
Minnie Twedell
T. Con
Joe Ondrick
Gua
Dave Watkins
Wm. Meadowcroft
Choice farm offerings in Dodge and Mower counties
A Minnesota real estate list describes a 320 acre Dodge County farm near Claremont with house barn granary and windmill plus 160 acres in Mower County priced per acre with easy terms. Also offered are large homes on South Austin land near a shop and options to subdivide. Other farms and city properties are available along with real estate insurance and loan services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Co
Claremont
Mower County
Austin
Fancy Handkerchiefs and Accessories Chronicle
A fragmented catalog lists items for sale with prices: linen handkerchiefs 25 to 73 cents, cashmere and kid gloves, embroidered hose, hats, belts, corsets, and various adornments. Entries mention boxes, baskets, pins, handkerchiefs, and silk shawls among items offered, with several price points and quantities. The piece reads as a bustling midcentury retail display of textiles and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ofshanters
Lola
Bradley Mutiler
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City of
Skinner & Ulmer Publishers
Maud
Young’s Magazine
J. J. Furlong
State Fair Board
Lyle
Prof. Franklin
Frozen
Manel Kaufman
Omaha
T! Citizens National Bank
Thos
Rochford
N. D. Ie
Wis
Ogy
Mark
Kenwood
First Street
Chicago, Great Western Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Dupuque
Chicago
Des Moines
Kansas City
Fort Dodge
Conuacil Bluffs
Lyle, Mainv
Manon City
Mason City
Council Bluffs
Choice
Fferings
EH Smith Land & Loan CO
Austin, Monn
Dktehiul
Thos Burnham
Propric
Chas L. West
Sabel Pet
Abella Martin Muff
Bien Mink
Cox
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