Daily Herald records and publishing details
John H Skinner editor and proprietor Gertrude Ellis Skinner associate editor. Entered at the post office Austin Minnesota as second class mail matter. The Daily Herald issued every afternoon except Sunday at rates listed: one year in advance five dollars. three months in advance one dollar. per week twenty five cents. Display advertisements ten cents per inch. readers twelve and a half cents per line. clubs and societies rates twenty four and a half cents per line. Weekly Herald rates and headers noted.
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THE
Daily Herald
Mae
Weekly Herald
Eading
Oth & Jn
Norm Dankelman Sings At St Augustine’s Ren dered Well
Observers note a humorous miss by a printer and praise Norm Dankelman’s singing at St Augustine’s. A local editor muses on publishing trials and rails about late trains. A Friday storm forms over Owatonna with lightning and rain from Fountain, while a bird observer calls for exams before hunting to protect beneficial insect-eating birds.
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Norm Dankelman
Norm
St. Augustines
Austin cemetery maps and Wheeler lot care request
Friederichs of the Austin Cemetery Association plans new large maps for each cemetery section. Mrs E O Wheeler of New York writes to D H Stimson about the Wheeler lot in Oakwood, sending twelve dollars for past care of the lot where Anna Fleck Wheeler is buried. Her children Overinne Watk ine and Paul Cooper Wheeler request all bills be sent to them.
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A. Friederichs
Austin Cemetery Association
E. O' Wheeler
New York
D. H. Stimson
Wheeler
Oakwood
Anna Fleck Wheeler
Overinne Watkine
Utica
N. Y
Surprise Party At Pridey Home Delights Guests
About fifty neighbors gathered unexpectedly at Mr. and Mrs. Con Sullivan’s West Winona Street home. They joined in a spirited evening, sat in Oak rockers gifted by Ed Barr, enjoyed a lavish supper, and departed late, happy to have found the right welcome.
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Con Sullivan
West Winona St
Mrs. Sullivan
Initiation Banquet For Royal Arch Degree Members
The initiation and banquet for the Royal Arch Degree gentlemen was a pleasant social success. The Ideal restaurant hosted the banquet with eight roast pigs carved by John Hormel. Speeches were delivered by L. West, L. D. Baird, Ray Somerville, Rev. Cressey, Chas. Fairbanks of Sutton, and O. D. Belden.
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John Hormel
L. West
L. D. Baird
Ray
Somerville
Cressey
Chas
Callahan Held for Trial in Perjury Case
Omaha June 16 James Callahan held for trial in district court on perjury charged in one of the Cudahy abduction cases. Judge Vinson Haler ruled a acquittal does not shield from perjury charge and that punishment should follow for the second crime. Habeas corpus petition filed by Su Chih Chan in San Francisco seeks release pending treasury decision on his right to land.
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Omaha
James Callahan
Vinson Haler
San Francisco
Fire devastates Conroe business district and more
Fire in Conroe Texas destroys 22 business houses, wiping out almost all local stores. The Alabama constitutional convention defeats governor salary raise to five thousand dollars. Netherlands elections yield Liberal defeat. Ex Governor Pingree ill in London with peritonitis and dysentery, slight improvement reported. Mineral Springs hotel at West Baden Indiana completely destroyed by fire. William J. Bryan set to speak in Watertown New York on June 25. General Frederick Knefler, Civil War veteran and former colonel of the Seventy-ninth Indiana, dies in Indianapolis.
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William J. Bryan Wil
Watertown
N. Y
H. N. Dunning
Stone Street Presbyterian Church
Lincoln
Neb
Frederick Knefler
Seventy-ninth
Indiana
Indianapolis
Baseball standings and scores from leagues
American League games in Minneapolis and Philadelphia produced decisive wins for Omaha and Milwaukee with 2 and 7 runs while Boston routed Detroit and Chicago beat Baltimore. National League results included Pittsburgh losing to Boston and Chicago defeating New York, with New York leading the standings followed by Pittsburg and Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
National League
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Market Wheat Prices In Duluth Reported
Duluth market report dated June 14 lists cash grain prices for wheat as No 1 hard 720 No 1 Northern 69c No 2 Northern 64c To arrive values show No 1 hard 72740 No 1 Northern 69c July 69c and Sept 68c
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Duluth
Wheat futures update from Minneapolis market report
On June 14 in Minneapolis wheat prices are listed with multiple contracts and grades. Cash wheat quotes include 674C for cash, July at 64340, and September at 676c, with track numbers showing 604c for No 1 hard, 674c for No 1 Northern, and 665 cc for No 2 Northern.
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Minneapolis
Sioux City Livestock Prices Reported June 14
Sioux City Iowa cattle sales ranged at 4.75 to 5.75 for beeves, 2.50 to 4.50 for cows bulls and mixed, 3.50 to 4.40 for stockers and feeders, 3.75 to 4.60 for calves and yearlings. Hogs sold from 5.75 to 5.80 per unit.
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Sioux City
Hogs and cattle sale price ranges reported
Hog sales ranged from 5.75 to 5.05 per hundredweight while cattle prices spanned 5.15 to 5.50 for prime butcher steers 4.10 to 4.50 for top butcher cows and heifers 4.50 to 6.00 for choice veals and 3.50 to 4.00 for choice feeders reflecting market activity.
Newbro's Herpicide Delivers Dandruff Cure Claim
The article credits a germ theory of dandruff with hair loss and praises Prof Anna of Hamburg for identifying the dandruff germ. It states a laboratory discovery produced Newbro's Herpicide, claiming it kills dandruff and allows hair to grow luxuriantly, with the slogan destroy the cause you remove the effect.
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Anna
Hamburg
Germany
Newbro
Iv and It Inquiries Among St. Cecilia Guild Indies
Questions about Iv and It plague the young Indies of the St. Cecilia Guild. Bat mum is the word and only rare phrases like next week open air the band negro oddities and the freaks escape. A good surprise is anticipated.
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St. Cecilia Guild
Horsemen Attention Ithoriel at Lyck's Barn Weekly
Ithoriel, the well known station, will be at Lyck's barn each week from Monday night to Tuesday night.
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Ithoriel
Lyck’s Barn
Among the Churches Sunday Services and Leaders
Baptist Church led by Rev. F. L Anderson preaches at 10 30 a m on the char actors of the church that conquer in life today. Union services at 7 45 feature Mrs Bessie Laythe Scovell address. State W I O T U officer presides. Oakland Saint's Rest and Joocord Hall host 3 pm and 8 pm events. First Church of Christ Scientist conducts 10 30 am service with 11 15 am Sunday School and 7 30 pm Wednesday meeting at Elks hall. Christian Church led by Rev John Treloar preaches at 10 30 am on Practics Christianity with Bible School at noon Junior C E at 3 pm. no eve service due to Baptist union service.
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First Church of Christ Scientist
Elks New Hall Weat
Court House
Christian Church
John Treloar
Bible School
Baptist Church
Church Services June 16 1901 Trinity Sunday
On June 16 1901 the services begin with Holy Communion at 7 30 a m followed by morning and Baptismal service at 10 30 a m Sunday School and Bible Class at noon No evening service All are invited to these services.
Summer College opens June 18 1901 in Minnesota
The Southern Minnesota Summer College term begins June 18 1901 with special classes in shorthand typing bookkeeping and all summer branches for first grade certificate. Two masses at St Augustine's at 8 and 10 30. Father Komiskey will speak to the people after mass.
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Southern Minnesota Summer College
St. Augustines
Father Commiskey
Prominent Health Claims From Unclear Letter Ad
A fragmentary testimonial touts Dr Pierce products and a “Golden Medical Discovery” as restoring health. It cites a Pensacola Florida sender praising diet pills for stomach trouble and fever, claiming drastic energy gains and bodily improvements. The piece reads like a promotional letter urging readers to try the remedies.
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Greece
Rome
AD. Weller
Pennacola
Becambia Co
Fla
Tates
Pierce
Sunday services and guest speaker at Cedar City church
Col Maple and St Paul streets hosts Sunday School at 10:00 a m and preaching at 11:00 a m. Bible study at 3:00 p m. Y P B O E meetings at 7:15 and 8:00 p m. Guest speaker W Gladius, an Egyptian native from Cairo, will wear tribal dress and discuss his people. Pastor J Tu ar Miller preaches Cedar City 3:00 p m. Northwest corner St Paul and Water streets Rev B H Kreeze pastor. Morning service 10:30 a m by Rev J S McGinnis Le Roy Sunday School 12 m Y P S C E.
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Cedar City
J. Tuar Miller
Praetor
St. Paul and
Water Streets
B. H. Kreeze
J. S. McGinnis
le Roy Sanday School
Y.P.S. C.E
Celery Nerve Compound Sold by Malloy Bros
An herbal preparation named Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound is claimed as an invariable specific for diseases arising from an impure state of the blood and is sold by Malloy Bros.
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Malloy Bros
Free Massage Offer for Satin Skin Lotion Trial
Invitation directs a complimentary massage treatment to test Satin Skin Lotion. Request is to contact Mrs Govnnay Gordon at the Hotel in Austin for participation.
Sunday Services Led by Rev B H Kreeza And Rev J S McGinnis
Rev B H Kreeza conducts Sunday school at noon. Preaching at 7 30 p m by Rev J S McGinnis of Le Roy. Church services focus on worship and community guidance.
Law Class of 1901 Finishes Three Year Course
The law class of 1901 at the College of Law completed its three year course with two members leaving mid way for other states or to practice elsewhere. Three endured to the end with degrees L L and plan to seek admission in the Supreme Court. The class studied about twenty six law branches under the University trained faculty. They thank Dean Fay W. Greerman and the Austin lawyers for support and libraries as they prepare for the capital city bar.
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M. N. College of Law
Sires
Drake University
Tha
J. Stuart Miller
Harry Weber
Ferry LaQom
L. L
State Board of Examination
Supreme Court
Express
Austin
Fay W. Greerman
Mnetruc
J. Stuart Mraver
Harvey Wrner
Ferny LaCon
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Austin Council No. 53
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