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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1900
Page
3
Auction sale of high grade buggies gang plows and many other implements will be offered at Joseph Keenan's ware room on Saturday June 16 1900. Local social events and notices about balls picnics and theater showings fill the page along with ads for Kodak supplies cigar brands and Rocky Mountain Tea promotions.
Ithuriel the stallion, once raced in 2:06 and owned by Ben King, was injured after bolting at two pigs and tearing into a barb wire fence. Surgeons say wounds are severe and the horse may not race again. King had bought the horse for 3500 dollars in New York.
A June ceremony at the Congregational Church united Miss Marion Shaw and James Edwin Jenke an attorney of St. Cloud at noon in a flower filled setting. About 150 guests attended including out of town relatives. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple departed for New York then Parisco for a wedding trip before settling in St. Cloud. Professors Allum and Grace announce a new music studio at 100 South Chatham Street in the city.
Adj. Gen. Lambert released Lieut. Pray’s inspection results showing 41 companies graded on 100 percent scale. Co. G of the city ranks 22nd with 81.77, Co. D of 3. Paul leads at 95.75, Co. F of Lake City is lowest at 62.26. Co. I of Albert Cea and Co. E of Minneapolis were not inspected.
Forecast shows fair weather tonight and Thursday with a slightly cooler east portion tonight. Clear to partly cloudy skies expected and light winds throughout the period.
A new silhouette target shows a man standing kneeling and lying down for rifle practice at the National Guard encampment this year. Adjutant General Larobert says it offers better practice than the old circular target and orders detail the practice run through October 31 with records classifying shooters as marksmen or sharp shooters.
In a brief notice M. O. Chapman & Co. demands immediate payment from all debtors who owe Chapman & Fairbanks. If accounts remain unpaid by July 1 1900 they will be referred to their attorney for collection.
Boat house rear of new Herald building offers row boats and a gas vapor launch for chartering at all hours. Located at Office 121 Bridge Street. A B Hunkins, proprietor.
The readable fragment shows a facsimile note and wrapper text from a 72 era item. It records a serial or serial-like identifier with limited legible details and context. The rest of the text remains obscured by damage and illegibility.
The notice lists round trip fares via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line. From Madison departures June 27 July 2 and 11 at one and one third fare for the round trip. Northfield departures June 14 and 21 at one and one third fare for the round trip. Co W Snere Agt.
Excursion rates listed for trips to St Paul via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. June fares set at one fare for the round trip to St Paul on June 21 and 23. January 18 25 and 29 offer a round trip at one and one third fare. Contact Co W SNERE Apt for details.
Fragmentary OCR shows a quirky phrase about CABTORIA 4 Tha Kir You Have Always. No clear event, date, or named entities established.
A short note promotes the Elkhart Carriage in Harness Miz Co of Elkhart Indiana. Readers are invited to send for the catalogue to save money on carriages and harness.
Advertises one fare round trips with return validity periods across Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Philadelphia Kansas City and dates in June July. Specifies return deadlines and travel windows in multiple city itineraries.
The business men of the city and others are urged to meet the Board of Trade on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the A A BR ball to discuss the advisability of holding a street fair in Austic and to make arrangements if approved.
A warning notes that purchasing a Philips bicycle may entangle buyers with a trust aiming to control the bicycle market. The piece cites the ABC as a cartel and names Grand and Petit Larcent as focal objectives in the alleged scheme.
An ad-like note touts Kreuse's Cold Cure as a tened whe cin taken without dire during daily dates. It promises to teliceva the mot angravated coss in 24 honre for 25. Mai Bros.
A fragmentary OCR item references US 503 with unclear details. No names, dates, or locations are readable beyond the highway number, leaving the incident type and outcome undetermined.
A fragmented note says the product Coo Cure Cipsures by Malley Brs is carried in a V8 pocket with doses taken at onset of ailment. The text is garbled but implies routine use and sale.
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