J. T. McCormick Travels to Cities This Morning
J. T. McCormick traveled to several cities this morning. Details on destinations or purpose were not provided in the brief notice.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
2
J. T. McCormick traveled to several cities this morning. Details on destinations or purpose were not provided in the brief notice.
About 20 workers at Minnesota Farmers' Brick and Tile went on strike seeking a wage increase. Persistent rumors claimed the plant planned to hire Montenegrans Bulgarians and other southern European workers, causing insecurity among inmates. President Gleason denied hearing the rumor and stated the company would not hire that class of workers.
A sequence of property transfers shows Citizens' National Bank selling lots in Austin and surrounding additions to multiple buyers for sums ranging from 100 to 19,200 dollars. Notable entries include Geo W Dean shifting several parcels to Peter C Lorinzen for 8,000 dollars and Henry Dittes with wife to Douglas A Reed for 19,200 dollars. Additional deeds cover Railroad Additions, Glalloway's Additions, Adams village, and Elmwood Additions in Austin and Grand Meadow village.
At a Thursday meeting the band reorganized with F A Tichy as Leader, James J Schradel as President, Dr F Rayman as Secretary Treasurer, and trustees F A Tichy Dr F B Rayman and Lou Andrews. Professor Sorflaten drafts governing rules and Dr Rayman travels to arrange uniforms for the boys for the next concert. Rehearsal is set for the court house tonight and all members are urged to attend.
The signer states they wish to retract all misuseful language spoken or written about their wife and vow not to use such language again.
J M Lindsay operates a two mile southwest nursery featuring peonies in red white and pink with varieties Sublima Felix Crouse Louis Van Houtti Festiva Maxima Festiva Agdia Rubra Triumph and pink options. The site includes iris oriental poppy roses phlox dahlias lilacs clematis and more plus five acres of strawberries and about 20 000 apple trees as windbreak groves and ornamental plantings endure.
Mill Street Feed store has added Dr Hess s Poultry and Stock remedies to its line and carries a complete assortment. The accompanying Dr Hess s book is available on request. The item is a scientific treatise of interest to those in the poultry business. J W Hare.
Old Jed Shucks and his wife describe a trip to New York City and visit to a department store. Jed asks about a device that whisks you to the top, and Mrs. Shucks corrects him naming it a shoplifter.
The Happy Thought club met with Mrs. Peter Lausen Thursday afternoon with about sixty five present. Officers chosen were President Mrs Frank Pike Vice President Mrs F E V Hart Treasurer Mrs J W Varco and Secretary Mrs Abraham Brooks. The next meeting will be with Mrs EB V Hart in July.
The Fitswells of St Paul travel to Athletic park to face Austin in a Sunday game at 3 o clock. Austin adds a new pitcher from out of town and aims to improve after the 6 to 7 loss to Stillwater. The park gets upgrades including a five foot fence seats a scoreboard and shaded bleachers.
Mrs. E. Edarberg of Ann Arbor testifies Hyomei cures catarrh in two minutes and heals germ-infested membranes with regular use. The ozonized eucalyptus remedy is sold in inhalers. a complete outfit costs $1, with a 50 cent bottle for those who own a Hyomei inhaler. Money-back guarantee offered for catarrh coughs colds croup or sore throat.
Dope fiend George Thompson, jailed for theft of shoes and serving 90 days, claims he gave up using the nee file but chews opium instead. He says deprivation causes pain and authorities note many west coast offenders become addicts. Thompson, a barber by trade, learned to use dope on the Pacific coast.
Jupiter the white aeronaut horse headlines Bar num and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth in Austin on Saturday June 24. The act features a rider in white, a risk filled balloon ascent, and a firework finale as spectators praise New York Garden performances and Hungarian stallions amid a fresh menagerie and brass elephants.
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