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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1903

Page

2

Sweningsen Seeks Corner Light Amid City Lighting Plans

The letter-wearing Mr Sweningsen laments no light at Main and College while the Water Power and Light board has not given a date for installation. Officials say lights will be placed at major corners as funds allow, noting the Sweningsens corner was removed for higher need and that all taxpayers’ rights must be respected. He may wait as others receive theirs.

Sam Sweningsen Main College Streets Register Water, Power and Light Board Sweningsen Water, Bridge Chatham St. Paul Sam

June emerges as rare and raw in crisis reports

In a review of 5500 personal crisis reports across the United States only 14 cases are described as colored. The commentary notes June as a figure of raw reputation and hints at a dangerous potential in the Darcy character who may commit violent acts but rarely self-inflicted death.

June Darcy United States

Stand Still Sun as Joshua Speaks a Great Josher

A compact archaic verse hints at a sun in its celestial route yielding to Joshua who once ruled the skies. The speaker urges the sun to halt when Joshua’s squeak is heard, echoing a playful, ceremonial command.

Joshua

Sunny Sam Demands Priority Over City Lighting Plan

A terse, warning note accuses Sunny Sam of trying to derail the city lighting project. It repeats an admonition to Hoara of water power and light to halt delays, fearing an incident if Sunny Sam’s demands aren’t met.

Sunny Sim Gains Light From Longer Dark Periods

Paradoxical as it may seem, Sunny Sim experiences more light the longer he remains in darkness, a peculiar pattern noted by observers.

Sunny Sim

Let There Be Light Declared by Sunny Sam

In a forceful call to action, Sunny Sam orders the switch on and the pumps to start as William Todd opens the spigot. The refrain let there be light echoes amid the relief of those in the dark and dumps.

Todd Sunny Sam Sam

Travel Offers for Modéll Woodman in Indianapolis 1903

Modéll Woodman of Uniform Foresters in Indianapolis, Indiana, June 12 25, 1903, offers a round trip on Great Western Railway for 200 dollars. Tickets go on sale June 13 and 14 with return by June 26 or July 25, with a 50 cent extra. For more information contact a Great Western Agent or J. P. Elmer G P A Chicago Ill.

Anapolis Ind Great Western Railway Great Western J. P. Elmer G.P Ill Chicago Great Western Airway iWestern J P Elmer Chicags

Founding of Six Mile Grove and Austin's Early Hero Chauncy Leverich

Nevada early settlement Six Mile Grove grew from trappers routes to a town site. Hans Anderson guided Chauncy Leverich to lay out Austin in 1854, where Leverich built a dam and saw mill and forged a town that would become a pleasant city.

Austin Nevada Six Mile Grove Grove Mona Ole T. Richardson Hans Anderson Chauncy David Smith Leverich Austin Nichols Iowa J. Somner Chauncy Leverich

All Planters Were Architects in the Old South

The article notes that most southern planters before the Civil War lacked skilled labor and architects, prompting them to import or draw designs themselves. It highlights Charleston’s Georgian interiors and Thomas Jefferson’s self-drawn Monticello plans as examples of self-directed architectural practice among the elite.

Charleston Seacoast South Thomas Jefferson Monticello

Seven Sleepers Legend of Ephesus Names

The tale centers on seven noble youths in Ephesus called the Seven Sleepers. During the Declan persecutions they fled to a cavern for refuge, were pursued, and allegedly fell asleep to be miraculously preserved for around two centuries. The legends name Maximilian Malchus Martinian Denis Join Serapion and Constantine as the sleepers.

Ephesus Maximilian Malchus Martinian Denis Join Serapion Constantine

Time flies in horse tale and sale notice

The tale follows Uncle Chet in South Topeka selling a tan horse. A buyer doubts the horse age after time passes, noting seven years old in February versus twelve this spring. The item is part of a Chicago Great Western sale schedule with details for agents and a point to J P Elmer, G P A Chicago Ill.

Chet Thomas South Topeka Uncle Chet Topeka

Degree of Honor Dance Planned for June 11

The Degree of Honor lodge will host a dance and social this Thursday, June 11, inviting all to attend for a good time. Refreshments served. Gents 50 cents, ladies 10 cents. Music by Tichy and prompter Tony Gallagher.

Degree of Tichy Tony Gallagher

Librarian Vacancy Debate and Local Notices

People’s Pulpit reports on the library board decision to hire a locally known, experienced librarian over an Owatonna applicant. The post requires a dignified disciplinarian and attendance at Minneapolis library courses, with salary and term undetermined. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins return to Ada after visiting Austin relatives.

Herald Library Board Owatonna Austin Minneapolis Mrs. Jenkins Ada

Comical cooks entertain guests at Water Street home

Miss Marion Gleason hosted a Thursday evening at the Geo Holme residence on Water Street for comical cooks and gentile friends. Prizes in a song title contest went to Archie Gibbons and Helen Preston. Mind reading by Mr Hately from Chicago drew laughs. Refreshments in pink carnation decor followed a late departure. Price for tuning listed in Austin.

Marion Gleason Geo. Holme Water St Archie Gibbons Helen Preston Hately Chicago

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