Weather and local notices color Austin life in 1890s paper
A long, mixed read of forecasts, personal news, sales, travel, social events, school plans, and local notices. Mentions cooler weather in the west, possible showers in the northwest, fairs, sales at Maurer’s, Hazeltine berries, a county fair, court sessions, gatherings of merchants, fishing trips, graduations, theater ads, laundry arrangements, and obituaries.
Laid to Rest and Funeral Notes of Local Figures
The morning funeral of Misa Andrei at St Augustine's Church and burial in St Augustine's Cemetery featured pall bearers and flower girls who were mostly the deceased's friends. Additional items include a granite bridal shower for Ida Clark, a china and water color painting class starting June 13, a lost brush reward, a Modern Samaritans meeting moved to June, and social notices from Lewis Larson and others.
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Misa Andrei
St. Augustine’s Church
St. Augustine’s
George Smith
Roy Furtney
Minnie Nelson
Corda Love
Matie Gibson
Nellie Adams
May Woodward
Ada Furtney
Ase
Katie Nockels
Alice Ryel
Eulalie Terry
Nettie Nelson
Olive Haseltine
Elva Krisher
Ida Clark
Hazeltine work crew to Hokah for cement walks
E. Dickens and crew head to Hokah for a large cement walk order, expected to take a week or ten days. John O. Brown linen embroidered handkerchiefs at Thons range from 50 cents to $3.00 as graduations gifts. Johnson's Red Front shoe store offers Douglas shoes in several styles at $2.50 per pair.
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Mason Oty
Douglas
Johnson’s
Red Front
Congress
W. L. Douglas
QO. E. Dickens
Hokah
John 8. Brown
Johnson
Russia
Pants License Law Sparks Local Debate
A Memphis Commercial Appeal item notes a contrast where Frenchwomen must pay a $10 license to wear pants while American women wear them freely without a license. The piece comments on gendered dress rules and legal oddities.
Quote on discretion and sugar in life by Bovee
A concise aphorism from Bovee compares discretion to salt and fancy to sugar, stating that one preserves life while the other adds sweetness. The remark highlights balance between prudence and charm in daily conduct.
Tonesty Warranted for Safety Rather Than Fame
The brief line describes Tonesty asserting that safety holds more value than fame, implying a focus on prudent actions over public notoriety. It references Feltham, hinting at a location or institution connected to the statement. The fragment presents a reflective, opinion-level note rather than a full event.
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Feltham
Building Without Wood A Six Story Reinforced Concrete Structure
Two Baltimore architects design a six story building entirely without wood. The structure will be reinforced concrete and steel with metal doors trim sashes and jams. Marketed as a perfect building reflecting modern ideas. J Weisel Austin offers distribution through dealers.
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Baltimore
J. Weisel
Austin
How Germ Diseases Start
Aches and debility are linked to weak stomach digestion. Poor appetite, nausea, sour fermenting food, and sallow skin indicate stomach overwork. Mi o na tablets offered via K. O. Wold of Austin promise quick relief under a strong guarantee.
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K. O. Wold
Austin
Austin Steam Laundry Ad Invites Sir Knights Meeting
Patronize home institutions and have your laundry done at the Austin Steam Laundry with free delivery and no chemicals. Meets the Second and Fourth Wednesday of each month at Woodman Hall. All visiting Sir Knights invited. Record-Keeper OJWILBOUR signs as representative.
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Austin Steam Laundry
Harry Keysar
Albert Lea Steam Laundry
Home Industries
Aundry
Lou Andrew
Tom Burnaam
America
Camilla Reynolds
J. W. Connell
Mr. Owen
Iago
Pooler’s
Austin
Woodman HA
Ojwilbour
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