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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1908

Page

2

Memorial Day Observance Carried On Despite Rain Storm

Rain and mud failed to dampen a full observance led by Mayor Sutton with G A R members and hundreds of townspeople. The parade moved to the Auditorium after Lafayette park was abandoned, featuring Co. G Rose Creek drum corps and a flag salute. Judge Jaggard delivered a patriotic address on sacrifice and Lincoln.

Lafayette Park Main Street Tichy Rose Creek Co. G Sutton Rev. Sloane Presbyterian Church A. J. Harpman W. M. Crane J. H. Hormel J. H. Anderson D. Catherwood Judge Jaggard Supreme Court Jaggard Lincoln Relief Corps

Sunday Morning Blaze at Central Hotel Causes Smoke Damage

Fire discovered about five o clock Sunday in the rear of the Central hotel on Railway street. Two alarms sent Engine 1 and 2. Fire started from waste papers in the rear cellarway, climbed stairs to the kitchen and a bedroom above. Minor damage to Um Hoefer's saloon floor. Building loss about 600 dollars insured. contents loss about 200 dollars insured.

Central Hotel Railway Street Hhose Umhoefer

Dinner and Social Evening Highlights Honor Guests

Miss Sadie Norton hosted a seven oclock dinner Saturday for Miss Nellie Phillips of Jackson and Mr. George Norton of South Dakota. Eighteen covers were set with initial place cards. Green and white decorations and music featured by Mr. Norton. Mrs. Lee Sargent hosted friends on River Street Thursday evening with refreshments and social pleasures.

Sadie Norton Nellie Phillips Jackson George Norton South Dakota Norton

William Conger Dead Traveler Remembered in City

Telegraph announces the death of traveling engineer William Conger last Saturday at Marien la. William Anderson left for Marien la to attend the funeral held today. Conger formerly resided in our city and will be remembered by many locals.

William Anderson William Conger Marien la Anderson Mr. Conger

High School Takes On Hormel Packers At Fairgrounds

The High School meets Hormel's Packers at the fair grounds Tuesday afternoon. Attend for a likely close, competitive game between local rivals.

High School Hormel’s Packers Packer Cross Fair Grounds

Two Drownings in Cedar River Tragedy Claims Maurek Brothers

William Maurek 25 also known as William Prizner and his 12-year-old half brother Eddie drowned in the Cedar river after a boat accident while their younger brother Louie was rescued. The men had bought a keg of beer Saturday night and used a boat to take Eddie on a river trip when the boat overturned. Louie, who could swim, survived. William and Eddie died. Local officials and residents joined in the search as the widow Mrs. Josephine Maurek mourned. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday. Eddie buried beside Will in the Oakland area cemetery.

William Maurek William Prizner Eddie Cedar River Louie Will Joseph Fitzthum Herman Baudler Otto Herman Josephine Maurek Oakland James Maurek Sutton Alderman Padden Police Department Charles Will Dan Guinney Baird William Simpson James Rosy Mary John le Claire Lansingtown

Baccalaureate Service for Austin High Class of 1908

The Austin High School class of 1908 held a baccalaureate service at the Lutheran church. Rev. J. A. E. Naess delivered the sermon on The Perfect Man, stressing ambition with purpose, character, and service, and noting the need for body, mind, and spirit development.

Austin High School Lutheran Church Ella Johnson Messrs Clausen Sommer Mesdames Fritz Jesus Christ

Congregational Church Pledges Support for Miss Olive Vaughn

In Austin, pledges total 856 dollars to back Olive Vaughn, Lansing native and missionary in Hadjin Turkey. Missionary work with Armenians has thrived, with the church planning to cover 450 dollars through member gifts and church groups, including 356 from members, 25 from the Sunday School, and 28 from the Christian Endeavor.

Congregational Church Olive Vaughn Hadjin Turkey Miss Vaughn Lansing D. B. Vaughn Austin Congregational Church American Board Williams Chicago Italf F. F. Knopf Austin Arthur McBride Christian Endeavor

Hormel Purchases Store From Lyman Baird in Market Move

Herman Hormel buys the store occupied by Geo. A. Hormel Provision Co from Lyman D. Baird. The Hormel market first opened sixteen years ago next fall, and Herman Hormel began work with the company shortly after the market opened.

Herman Hormel Lyman D. Baird Geo. A. Hormel Provision Company Mr. Baird Horme Herman Horme

Baccalaureate Sermon Honors 1908 Normal College Class

Rev H B Hazen delivered the baccalaureate sermon at Southern Minnesota Normal College. He urged free will and self realization, urged action over inertia, and linked life to struggle and momentum. The service featured hymns, an organ voluntary, and prayers, closing with America and benediction.

Baptist Church H. B. Hazen Southern Minnesota Normal College Normal School Boostrom Harpman Heilman Hazen Jesus America

A Genuine Grouch Farmer Banter Cartoon

A farmer known for constant complaining meets a friend and trades quips on weather farming and hard work. The exchange highlights witty class and family jabs as the man laments labor versus leisure and references family and wife’s condition.

James

THE BOYS OF 98 FORM REGIMENTAL FRIENDSHIP GROUP

Members of Company G Twelfth Minnesota completed formation of a permanent society to foster friendship and plan regimental reunions. Officers elected: A C Page president N Nicholson vice president W D Bassler secretary B F Hormel treasurer. Dance proceeds at Hirsh Auditorium Friday night added to the treasury.

Twelfth Minnesota Regiment Permanent Society A. C. Page N. Nicholson W. D. Bassler B. F. Hormel Hirsh

Memorial Sunday thanks to Comrade Naess

Resolution extends sincere thanks to Comrade Naess for his able address on Memorial Sunday. Members pledge to cherish kind remarks honoring deceased comrades until the last roll call. Signed by J. C. Hawkins, P. Bump, R. Boyp, A. E. Haseltine, E. Watkins.

McIntyre Post Naess J. C. Hawkins

Caesar Reaches Rubicon Crossing Into Italy

The Rubicon marked the boundary between ancient Italy and Cisalpine Gaul. Caesar led an armed force across it, leaving his province and legally becoming an invader of Italy.

Rubicon Italy Cisalpine Gaul Caesar

Dumas fils Replies to Alexandre Dumas Senior

In a cordial exchange Dumas fils answers a letter from Alexandre Dumas senior who praises Dame aux Camelias and seeks an acquaintance. The elder reveals he is a literary man and mentions Monte Cristo. Dumas fils responds eagerly to meet the renowned author, citing the praise of his father.

Alexandre Dumas Dumas Fils Monte Cristo

Orkney Prayer and Livestock Prices in Harsh Summer Notes

An Orkney minister prays for favorable harvest weather with a nod to light winds, while a livestock market column lists fat hogs at $80 to 45 per head, veal sheep and lambs, pigs, and steers with price ranges. The text blends rural weather lore with agricultural price data.

Orkney Eae Lee

Property Selling Tip From Rosenthal Bros

If you have property to sell or rent it will bring more money and you will secure a customer quicker if the house is newly painted and decorated. It is surprising how much can be done at comparatively little expense. We will be glad to make suggestions and farms estimates. 2380 L or 179 J.ROSENTHAL Bros

Memorial Day thanks to dedicated committee in Austin

Resolutions praise C H Decker C F Cook and C I Johnson as arrangements committee for Memorial Day. The letter commends their tireless, patriotic work with the McIntyre Post to honor Decoration Day. It notes favorable weather and the mayor’s help, declaring the 30th of May observed. Signed J C Hawkins Boyd Haseltine Watkins.

McIntyre Post C. H. Decker C. F. Cook C. I. Johnson

For Sale Houses on Water Bridge and Railways

G Sorflatten offers property listings on Water Bridge Railway St Paul streets Oakland avenue and town lots plus farms near Austin and in northern Minnesota. Call and see me at Office 223 N Main St.

St. Paul Oakland Avenue Austin State

Light Shades and Electric Fixtures at Wallace Gregson

Wallace Gregson, Electrician at 1121 West Mill Street, showcases latest shades for chandeliers, stand and drop lights in Mission, Cathedral and Holland styles. We supply all electric road items and provide house wiring estimates gladly.

Mission Cathedral Holland Cail Elec Roa

Petroleum Coke Offered by Mower County Lumber Co

Car advertises petroleum coke sold by Mower County Lumber Co. C. E. Heisey notes the product burns like wood and is available through the business.

Mower County Lumber Co C. E. Heisey

Psychic forces and doubts about fourth dimension

The text debates belief in psychic phenomena citing Richet and Maxwell. It notes doubts after experiences, argues certainty rests on habit rather than proof, and suggests future scientists may formalize these phenomena within natural knowledge. It references Bacon via Hamlin Garland in Everybody's Philosophy.

Maxwell Newton Purse Hamiin Garland Everybody

Obesity and the Habeas Corpus Act’s Odd Passage

The London Chronicle recounts how the habeas corpus act, crucial to England's liberty, was enacted by an unusual ruse. Lords Grey and Norris presided over tellers, Norris being distracted by vapors. Grey pretended to count ten in jest, then miscounted to pass the bill.

England Bishop Burnet Grey Norris Lord Norris Lord Grey London Chronicle

Real Genius Quip Sparks Thought on Fame

In a Washington Star quote, an admirer calls an artist a real genius while Miss Cayenne counters that true genius can’t be proven by praise before death. The exchange reflects views on talent and posthumous reputation.

Miss Cayenne Washington Star

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Sa. Swork Eddie Maurek Evangelical Lutheran Church S. M. Normal College London Family Herald Minnesota P. Bump R. Boyp A. E. Haseltine E. Watkkins the Rubicon Rosenthal Bros Austin, Minn P. Bump J C. Hawkins Boyd Haseltine, Watkins Committee Wallace Gregson, Electrician West Mill Street Prof Geo. Morgan Herald Office Interstate Zolvier Richet Bacon Ash ORBAT INPOR Ation Lish Toil du Nord Zepher liAe Lonsdale PRICE Copenhagen New Spring iOc
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