Austin Minn newspaper clippings establish 1891 edition
The item notes an established date of November 8, 1891 and describes an official city paper published every afternoon except Sunday in Austin Minnesota. It lists subscription rates for one year and shorter terms, with an associate editor named Gertrude Ellis-Skinner and a reference to trains EK and ULMELK.
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City of
Austin, Minn
EK & Ulmelk
Gertrude Ellis-Skinner
Potpourri of Local Notices and City Improvements
A compact 1888 era column reviews local happenings and weather lore, notes on city beautification and curb projects, and mentions residents like Peter Johnson and J E Davison. It recalls a drowning death, a windmill installation, and civic talk on tree trimming, street paving, and leadership in Minnesota politics.
Farm life to high office theme praised by epitomist
The piece notes many notable figures rose from the farm while critiquing the notion of a single path from rustic origins. It mocks propaganda urging lower whiskey consumption to lift corn prices and jokes about a volume titled Fallen from the farm. The Lyle Tribune comments on a local baseball loss to an Austin team.
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Lyle Tribune
Austin
the Tribune
Lyle
Dogpelter
District Court verdict and land deal trial details
The district court heard the Hiram Campbell vs C. G. W. railroad case with a verdict for the plaintiff of 1500 dollars. The Geo Corneveaux vs J Percy Rodgers suit seeks 26800 dollars with interest over two years, involving land sales, agency fees, and contracts. Testimony covered Rodgers as a Bowman North Dakota land employee, Corneveaux’s role, and contracts with Ole G. Anderson and others, with cross examination ongoing.
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Hiram Campbell
C. G. W. Railroad Company
Geo. Corneveaux
J. Percy Rodgers
Corneveaux
Rodgers
O’brien & Stone
St. Paul
T. H. Pridham
Lafayette French
8. D. Catherwood
John S. Freund
W. F. Grady
Jas. H. Austfather
Martin Keefer
L. Kirkland
Thos. Dugan
W. Brown
Arthur Larson
Thos. Irons
F. T. Elliott, Jr
W. M. Chamberlain
Albert Kemmer
Austin
Bowman, ND
Western Land Security Company of
Wm. Corbitt
Padden-Washburn
Todd County
Land Company
North Dakota
Hamilton
Land Office
Mr. Hamilton
James Taylor
Taylor
O. G. Anderson
Anderson
French
Corneleaux
Mike Bell
Corneveau
Fairbanks
Bowman
Billings County
N. D
Tigers
Witness
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Bell
Mr.Taylor
Mr. Rodgers
Bell
Mr. Anderson
M.* French
Lansing
J. G. Johnson
Corning
Ole G. Anderson
Wm. J. Rutherford
Wykoff
M. D. Howe
Alden
Haverstead
Lanesboro
John Toomy
John Clement
New Hampton
Banker Machenek
Rodgers, Bell and Myself
Notable Deaths and Illness Across Europe and Iowa
Rev. Dr. George R. B. Merrill president of Colgate University dies at his Hamilton New York home. Marquis de Rudini former Italian premier is seriously ill in Rome with cancer of the liver. Over 600 Iowa bankers attend the 22nd annual convention of the Iowa Bankers Association in Sioux City.
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George RB. Merrill
Colgate University
Hamilton
N. Y
Marquis de Rudini
Rome
Iowa
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Sioux City
Sir Knights Conclave Called by St Bernard Commandery
A special conclave of St Bernard Commandery will be held tonight for work in the temple.
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St. Bernard Commandery
Temple
Petroleum Coke Promotion By Local Lumber Co
C E Hetsgy advertises petroleum coke at Mower County Lumber Co describing it as a burnable fuel similar to wood and noting a new car arrival. The notice emphasizes product availability for local customers and urges inquiry.
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Mower County Lumber Co
C. E. Hetsgy
Committee seeks stay for Billik execution in Illinois
Chicago reports the twenty five member committee led by Francis Hinckley seeks Governor De Neen’s intervention to spare Herman Billik the Bohemian fortune teller condemned for the murder of Mary Vzral. A request for a stay of execution may be aided by Judge Landis while a petition bearing over ten thousand signatures pushes for pardon reprieve or a new trial.
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Chicago
Francis Hinckley
Herman Billik
Mary Vzral
Springfield
Deneen
Billik
Landis
United States Supreme Court
Kaw-Missouri flood recedes. two deaths reported
The Kaw Missouri flood is falling rapidly with small financial loss. In a week almost all inundation will be gone and railroad traffic in Kansas is nearly normal. Two more deaths are added: James Fradora, 38, of Kansas City Kansas, drowned after falling from his porch, and James Brown, 16, drowned when a boat capsized.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
James Fradora
Kan
James Brown
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