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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
4
Vacation season brings mixed hopes as the Southern Minnesota Land Company markets opportunities to move corn and cattle men to Minnesota farms and entice grain raisers to western lands amidst seasonal joy and parental concern.
Sunday schedule lists Bible School and adult classes in the afternoon, then evening worship and sermon. Also notes Y M C A meeting and evening service with specific Sunday programs and specials.
Readers commend the street commissioner for consistent efforts to improve city streets and for a favorable shift in public sentiment toward urban paving projects.
Residents note a surge in interest for boys baseball while some women missed the missionary meeting Friday due to eagerness to attend the ball game. The scene reflects a community torn between religious meetings and local athletics.
In Radcliffe Harvard authorities publish a plain dress code for graduates. Attire includes a long sleeved white shirtwaist with linen collar, a plain white skirt, a black hatpin, black shoes and stockings, and no jewelry or hair bows.
Mass at 8:00 and 10:30 p m with an evening service at 7:30. Framing notes indicate multiple services for worshippers today.
The First Church of Christ Scientists invites the public to regular services at 10 30 a m on Sundays. Sabbath school for children starts at 11 45 a m and Wednesday evening testimony meetings begin at 8 o'clock. All are welcome to attend any service.
Morning worship and sermon by the pastor at 10 30 Sunday School at 12 m Christian Endeavor meeting at 7 Leader Alice McBride Theme Christ Our Judge Evening service at 8 invited to worship with us Corner St Paul and Mill Streets F E Knopf minister
Rev J A Emanuel Naess leads English communion at 10 a m with sermon Our Severe Accuser. Sunday School and Bible Class at noon. Young People’s League at 7 p m. Evening service at 8 p m. Aid Society meets with Mrs Otto Tollerud in the country next Thursday afternoon.
Morning sermon titled The Christian Runner at 10 30. Afternoon talk Brother hood at 3 p m. Evening series Hus band and Wife at 8 p m. B Y P A meets 7 o clock with Christ Our Judge led by Blanche Machacek at First Baptist Church corner St Paul and Oakland Ave under Rev J H Carstens.
The new pastor and his family arrive and will preach at both services tomorrow. Morning sermon titled Things Which Count. Evening service begins with a song service and a short sermon titled Why We Came to Austin. Special music planned for both services.
Presbyterian church notice lists Jno P Davis minister at residence Grand Hotel and church corner of St Paul and Water with 10 a.m. session meeting and morning worship.
Rev C W Holmes rector announces regular services with Holy Communion on the first Sunday and Sunday morning prayers at 10 30 a m Evening prayers at 7 30 p m other Sundays Holy Communion at 7 30 a m morning prayer and sermon at 10 30 a m and evening prayer at 8 00 p m there is no early service on the first Sunday and the rector will speak on diocesan council and current problems full choir practice at eight tonight be prompt
Rev J F Stout D D will lead the day focused on The Lay men’s Missionary Movement. Morning service at 10 30 features W O Craig. An 8 pm platform meeting includes Roy L Fourtney Jennie Keith G A Franklin and Judge J M Greenman with F H McCulloch presiding. Sunday School at 12 15 Junior League 3 Epworth League 7.
The City of Austin Minnesota invites sealed bids for 20 Water Works Extension Bonds 1000 each totaling 20000 dated June 10 1910 with ten year maturity and 4 percent interest payable semiannually. Bids due 5 pm June 3 1910 with 5 percent certified check. Council reserves right to reject any bid. T M Foster City Recorder.
The New York Sun quote contrasts two men at a station: a calm, thoughtful person and a quick, alert one. It argues the alert man often secures the seat and advantage first, while the calm man hesitates and lags. The piece praises vigilance over deliberation.
The Middle Continental division U C T convened in Stillwater to propose bills for hotel accommodations in smaller cities, call for railroad complaint resolutions, and form a superannuated travelers home. Fargo won the next convention site over Red Wing. John F. Ellis was elected grand counselor with a slate of officers and an executive committee to serve two years.
President Taft said his Ada Ohio Northwestern University remarks on business prospects were casual and not a forecast of a coming panic. He half laughed at Wall Street rumor that prosperity would end in ten years, noting the casual nature of his warning.
American Association scores: St Paul 1 Columbus 0. Minneapolis 3 Louisville 2. Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 5. Kansas City 4 Toledo 3. second game Kansas City 1 Toledo 2. National League Chicago 9 Boston 0. American League Chicago 3 New York 1. Detroit 6 Philadelphia 1. Cleveland 7 Washington 2. Western League Topeka 2 Denver 6. St Joseph 4 Wichita 2. Omaha 6 Sioux City 11. Des Moines 3 Lincoln 10. Three League Danville 3 Dubuque 1. Bloomington 3 Waterloo 0.
Wheat prices in Minneapolis on June 3 show July at 1.03 dollars and Sept at 90.144 cents. On track, No 1 hard 1.07 dollars, No 1 Northern 1.04 to 1.06, No 2 Northern 1.02 to 1.04, No 3 Northern 99 to 102 cents.
Wheat prices in Duluth show No 1 hard at 1.04 to 1.05, No 1 Northern around 1.03 to 1.04, and No 2 Northern near 1.01 to 1.024 with July at 1.03 and Sept at 0.91. Flax futures advance on track with July at 2.05, Sept 1.68, and Oct 1.58.
St Paul market notes list cattle grades with steers from 6.50 to 7.50 and cows 5.00 to 6.50, veals 5.50 to 6.75, hogs 9.00 to 9.15, sheep values for wethers 5.00 to 5.25 yearlings 6.00 to 6.50 and spring lambs around 7.50.
Wheat bids show July at 92 3 4 cents, Sept at 90 4 cents, Dec at 89 3 4 cents. Corn July at 58 1 4 cents, Sept at 58 4 cents, Dec at 56 4 cents. Oats July 36 3 4 cents, Sept 35 3 4 cents, Dec 36 3 4 cents. Pork July 21 27 4 dollars, Sept 21 07 dollars. Butter Creameries 25 27 4 cents, dairies 23 26 4 cents. Eggs 16 4 181 4 cents. Poultry Turkeys 15 cents, chickens 17 cents.
Civil market report lists cattle prices by category such as Texas steers Western steers stockers and feeders cows and heifers calves at Chicago and hogs with light mixed heavy rough good to choice heavy pigs and sheep native ae lambs and lamb prices. Prices shown include ranges like 5.70 8.55 for cattle and 9.16 9.40 for hogs with various grades and weights.
The exchange shows a father and son clashing over finances. The son questions the father about his ability to earn enough to support the family, highlighting shared concerns about money and responsibility.
A playful note contrasts costs of raising twins with two living cheaply, cites a remark about fatherhood, and quotes Diogenes on nothing produced from nothing in a clipped Philadelphia Record style.
A London feature details fashion pirates who steal advance designs from designers and sell them to Berlin firms. Women gain access to showrooms, copy new models, and ship plans abroad while firms recover no legal remedy. Instances include a Regent Street firm exposing a trick and seaside hotel schemes drawing new customers.
A humorous fragment recalls a Lancashire collier searching for his dog with a wheelbarrow and locals trading quips about audits prices and romance. It notes a club committee seeking audited accounts, wartime candy prices, a lover's evasive kiss line, elderly praise for a Darwin clergyman, and a mistranslation by an orator.
Japanese wrestlers of the older school stand taller and heavier than European norms. In Tokyo Osaka and Hyogo the leading grapplers reach six feet and about 300 pounds. Wrestling is a hereditary occupation and meat eating is cited as a key factor, contrasting with Japan's predominantly vegetarian dietary pattern.
Savage Athletics notes Canary islanders trained from infancy in self defense and sport, depicting their brutal youth drills and a native’s feats in Sevillian tests, including dodging stones and catching hurled oranges, illustrating exceptional athletic prowess.
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