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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
4
You can judge people by the house they leave when they move out of a rented domicile. Those who thought it had for gotten how to rain in old Minnesota have missed their guess. Borrow your neighbor's lawn mower, if you don't own one, or hire a small boy of the neighborhood to clean up your boulevard. Don't spoil the looks of the street and your own property by neglecting to do this little chore.
A columnist jokes that with the Pied Piper of Hamelin figure having freed the country from rats, women might celebrate this hair dressing vogue. The remark blends cultural allusion with a light take on trend reporting, reflecting period voice and humor.
A unique and popular gift this year was a kitten given to a graduating girl known for her fondness of pets. The gesture stands out among tributes as an endearing keepsake from the ceremony.
Residents note many lost articles found and returned to owners in Austin, prompting visitors to marvel at the town’s apparent honesty and courteous behavior from people of different origins.
Local residents accuse state officials of withholding names of land seekers to southern Minnesota land sellers while sharing the information with northern agents. They urge equity and transparency in land transactions affecting the region.
A Twin City paper notes a complaint about soldiers walking to cemeteries on Decoration Day and cheers Austin style by using 41 autos for the old soldiers. The piece also mentions the Diabrotica Vittata family visiting farms countywide, garish zebra stripes, a horse fountain on Main Street, and frequent use of City Springs water by horses.
At a Democratic pow wow in St Paul on Friday Senator Cook explained his stance. He said he read the bill through and found it flawed despite initial appearances.
The speaker says the measure aimed to help city merchants holding large inventories by taxing stock not yet delivered or paid for. He admits ignorance about its mechanisms yet believed it would benefit merchants with unsold goods. He says he voted for it on this theory.
A local church invites the community to join regular worship services at 10:00 a.m. led by pastor Mears. Attendance and participation details are provided for neighbors seeking spiritual gathering and guidance.
In Saint Augustine the schedule lists services at 6:00 and 10:30 a.m. with an evening service at 7:30.
Morning and evening preaching by Rev Robert Brown. Sunday School and Christian Endeavor at the usual hours. Preaching at Oakland at 3 p.m.
The pastor will preach at both services Sunday with topics “If” at 10 30 a m and “Burning the Rocks” at 8 p m Special music will be featured at both services C E and Bible class follow the usual hours.
The First Church of Christ Scientists holds regular services at 10 30 a m with a Sabbath school for children at 11 46 a m A Wednesday evening testimony meeting is scheduled at 8 60 o'clock Everyone is invited to attend these services.
Corner St Paul and Water Streets announce Rev C W Holmes rector with Holy Communion and sermon at 10 30 a m on Whit Sunday. Sunday School at noon and choir practice tonight at 8 o clock. In summer months less is required of us in service attendance but we should not neglect our duties.
Rev Riley Foster and F E Gleason lead a church service schedule with morning worship at 10 30 a m and the sermon Emanuel of God With Us A church fellowship for new members and the Lord s Supper at noon Sunday School at 12 m Junior B Y P U at 3 p m Senior B Y P U at 7 p m evening service at 8 p m with the sermon The Price of Power and a follow up evening message on power related themes.
Pastor J A Emanuel Naess leads Scandinavian services with a Lord's Supper at 10 am and an evening sermon titled A Price less Legacy. Choir performs an anthem and Sunday School and Bible Class meet at noon followed by Young People's League at 7 pm. Evening service at 8 pm includes sermon A Lukewarm Church and special music.
The Rev Jas Frank Stout D D minister presides at 10 30 a m and 8 p m services with morning topic The Altar and The Offering and the Lord's Supper. Evening topic The Twenty third and Twenty fourth chapters of Ernest Abels Armageddon with Postlude The Crown. Sunday School at 12 05 p m Epworth League at 7 p m Seats are free All are welcomed.
Cor St Paul and Mill streets hosts morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon by the minister. Sunday School at noon and a 7 pm Christian Endeavor on Lessons from the Life of Samuel led by Leonard Decker. Evening 8 pm address The Bible Manuscripts and Versions with music including Morning Anthem and solos by local musicians.
A New York Telegram quotes a diplomat noting that De Skill plays a golf game worth watching for the interest of an influential friend, though he does not beat him. The exchange underscores a courteous yet competitive dynamic in social golf circles.
Fragmentary lines show a humorist sketch with a beggar seeking a recovered child from a woman. The brief exchange hints at misdirection and weariness, capturing street life mood in a Boston setting. The piece functions as a vignette rather than a full narrative.
James Burke a 75 year old prominent county farmer in Waukesha Wisconsin drowned when his horse backed into a knee quarry northeast of the city after being frightened by a train. Burke previously gained distinction as a baggage man in Minnesota for fighting off the James boys during the 1876 Northfield raid.
El Paso reports a planned dynamite attack on Francisco I. Madero during a Juarez ball attended by Madero and his wife. Insurrecto police say Cruzrey, ex jefe politico of Guadalupe, is jailed in Juarez. concealed dynamite and a time fuse were found on a man stopped at the ballroom entrance.
Cananea Sonora June 3 Red Lopez once under Francisco Madero Jr has been put to death while being moved to serve an eight year sentence from a court martial. Conflicting guard accounts say he was shot during escape or begged for execution. He allegedly confessed receiving 4000 for Agua Prieta surrender to federals.
Red Deer Alberta June 3 George Bell police chief was fatally shot when he interrupted a robber holding up two men. The attacker was masked and escaped after the shooting.
Soo train No. 109 northbound on the Thief River Falls line was ditched a mile east of Vergas near Detroit. Three killed and about six injured as cars caught fire and the train was demolished. Relieved by a Glenwood relief train. heavy rain blamed for washout.
Ten Sheldon girls formed the Bachelor Girls club and swore off matrimonial advances but dissolved as nine are soon to wed. The death of the club was marked by a large banquet in Lisbon.
The fragment lists times for outbound and inbound trips: leave at 445 a m and 3 28 p m, and arrive at 825 a m and 720 p m. Exact origins and destinations are not specified in the fragment.
Prompts about keeping natural elimination channels clear and warns against violent purgatives. Highlights dangers of chronic constipation and potential serious ailments like piles paralysis and insanity. Urges immediate correction without harsh laxatives.
An ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a purely vegetable health tonic from roots herbs leaves and seeds. It claims to ease digestion liver kidneys and other organs, remove poisons, and is harmless to all ages sold at 35 cents per package or Nuggets tablets of 35 cents.
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