Skinner and Ulmer Publishers Editors Named
Gertrude Ellis Skinner named associate editor at Skinner and Ulmer publishers with ongoing editorial duties.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
2
Gertrude Ellis Skinner named associate editor at Skinner and Ulmer publishers with ongoing editorial duties.
A Home Missionary plea calls for a snow free, cleaner city for the holiday season. The column notes insurgent Republicans support Tawney on the war score and praises his fighting spirit. Minnesota Farmers' Brick & Tile reports all yards sold as demand grows for a new plant. A boy donates his own money to spread Christmas joy in Christmas Sunshine.
F H McCulloch, a noted sportsman, planned a hunting trip asking friends how many rabbits they could use. Limiting the take to 18, he took a noon to 7 p m outing with a double barrel gun and saw no bunnies. Meanwhile Rev Stanley, once pastor of Austin, is now dean of Iowa Baptist pastors at Eldora after 42 years in ministry and Civil War service, remembered fondly by Austin friends.
The Standard notes Albert Lea will issue 129000 in city bonds to cover year old improvements. Butler Bros of St Paul won the bid as most advantageous among six. Terms include a 2500 bonus and 5 percent interest with no accrual until issued. Bonds include 91000 from special assessments due 1921 20000 for waterworks and 18000 general bonds due 1925.
Burnquist, challenging Dunn of Albert Lea for the speakership, writes to the Herald that the contest must continue and votes recorded. He frames the fight as a matter of principle over turning house organization to a backed candidate and urges every representative to declare for or against the candidate tied to special interests.
Mrs J H Mitchell reports her brother Gerald Morgan of St Paul suffered a fractured skull after a 20 foot fall from a railroad bridge while skating. He is in city hospital in very low condition. He is 25, son of H C Morgan. family connections include Mrs Wayne Lester and others formerly in our city. Austin friends mourn the accident.
Paoli North Dakota December 17 1910 Austin Herald reports Harry C Nelson writes that he and his wife are well and urge readers to buy land in Bowman County. They note fine weather with little snow and predict a bumper crop next year if rain follows. Land prices range 15 to 30 dollars per acre and may rise if crops succeed.
A two night feature recounts the Punic War tale of a slave’s sacrifice and a lover's rescue by freed lions. The Bijou proclaims this big feature as comparable to The Falconer and Agnes Vio conti and promises a high quality showing.
Fidelity Lodge No. 39 A F and A M held its regular annual meeting Wednesday night and elected officers for the ensuing year. W M Fred C Ulmer S W Fred L Williams J W Gustave Butzke Treas C L West Secy Lloyd Ober Trustee three years C L West Trustee two years John H Anderson S D O J Benton J D Wm Bennett S S J W Hare
The Elks will host their annual Christmas tree this Friday at 3:30 pm for invited youngsters. The tree will be trimmed and loaded with gifts as a short program is performed. The group also gifts the Sunshine Society a $50 check to support charitable work.
The Merchants' association members voted to close their stores Monday at 11 a.m. for the remainder of the day in celebration of Christmas. H. A. Goslee, Secy. R. R. Murphy, Pres.
The federal government filed nine civil forfeiture complaints in New York against Duveen Bros. for alleged customs undervaluation tied to imports. The actions total about 690000 with potential to seize all goods sold to customers. The case follows October arrests of firm members and targets wealthly connoisseur clients.
An office advertises loan availability with inquiry urged for terms and rates. The short notice provides no specifics on amount, duration, or eligibility. Readers are directed to contact the office for detailed information.
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