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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
3
A xenial dog alarm turns into a trick to trap a supposed animal trainer. Rostand pays the man after he imitates animal sounds, then dogs bark again and police are threatened. A humorous finale claims the tale is a dog story without a dog.
A humorous exchange in which a man with a fondness for quotes claims a watch cannot be slow and sure, while another character challenges the motto with a philosophical reply. The dialogue reflects a light, witty tone from the Kansas City Independent.
Bacteriologists warn ordinary butter carries many germs. A teaspoonful of milk holds 2 to 10 million bacteria, and cream removal concentrates them. Churning gathers germs with fat, so butter from twenty pints may contain five to ten billion bacteria in a pound.
On Nov 26 French girls over twenty five who are unmarried wear a fine muslin cap symbolizing maidenhood. Millinery shops display these caps and their making by young girls invites jokes about old maids, though both young and old wear the caps on St Catherine's Day.
Local items report Chris Bremer visiting Austin friends, George Rush cutting a finger at Wemnes packing house, and John H. Anderson returning from St Paul after attending Minnesota Monument Dealers meeting. Other notices include civic meetings, church events, theater changes, lectures postponed, and residents traveling to Minneapolis and Albert Lea for various activities.
Eagles members are asked to assemble at Hirsh's Auditorium at 2 PM on Tuesday afternoon January 14 to participate in the Begies parade.
The Woman's Mission Circle of the Baptist church met at president Mrs Carleton Fairbanke's home with strong attendance and active interest. Program included Scripture John 15 read by Mrs H Gibbons Preyer. papers on Astral and Pearl Islands by Mrs W Finson. Hervey Islands and John Williams work by Mrs M O Anderson. roll call and discussion. The next meeting is set for February 5 at Mrs M N Beardsley's home.
A barn raising for M. E. Perkins east of Austin attracted about twenty five helpers last Thursday. The large barn project will continue through the winter with work ongoing.
The Cosmo presents a varied program this evening featuring Elephants in Lodia and Up and Downs of a Hat, Bird Nesting, Tipplers Race, On Me On My, a funny illustrated song and After They Gather the Hay.
The Degree of Honor plans to install officers at this evening’s meeting with Miss Henderson of Minneapolis expected to attend. Fresh appetizers will be served after the installation. The event aims to honor the group and recognizes past efforts by members and guests.
Gaddie claims Borem rejected him as a potential associate. Cleverley disputes the judgment, stating the impression sought was not achieved but remains a point of contention between the men. The exchange underscores tensions around professional reputations.
The Shedd and Wright Manufacturing Company hosts eight traveling salesmen from across twenty states at its factory offices. A display showcases leather goods and advertising items while awards are presented to contest winners. A salesmanship banquet and future expansion plans follow, signaling strong business growth.
The Mower County Agricultural Society met at the court house for its annual gathering. Secretary and treasurer reports show a small balance, with past Carnival years yielding higher support from merchants. The society did not receive a $500 county appropriation this year as funds went to the Fair pavilion. about $300 was spent on grounds improvements. W L Lurrobin joined the board, praised for promoting horse racing, while executive officers were re-elected after a second ballot with strong support.
Littie Kuch eight months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lleury Ller died Wednesday on South Beauk Street from bowel inflammation. The baby had been ill since last Sunday. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the funeral home with burial in the city cemetery.
The Scuvo Board met last night and approved routine business. Nellie Henderson was reelected to a position, and Wade VaCaul Oy was appointed to a vacancy. Gerulde Boderic resigned, and a leave of absence was granted for a National Convention of City Superintendents in Washington, D.C. on Feb. 27.
State board of health reports a surge in smallpox in December. Weekly new cases: 51 for week ending Dec 9, 152 the next week, 170 the following week, and 226 for the week ending Dec 30. The pattern shows a substantial monthly increase in statewide infections.
Austin residents follow a Wallace Idaho boycott stirred by the Western Miners Union against Sisters Hospital due to Dr. France’s board appointment. The conflict ties to former Governor Stuenberg era associations and remains a heated local issue with recall threats and appeals affecting Dr. France and allies.
The Baptist church will observe a Week of Prayer with services each evening at 7 30. All are invited to attend as the special subject varies nightly including topics like Mission work and church business. Attendance is encouraged for interested members.
Fragmentary ad copy mentions Petroleum Coxe asking if you ever tried something and a Barn like wood phrase. References Mower County Lumber Co and two phone numbers, 234 O. EB. Henry.
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