Daily Herald advertisement notice and rates
John H Skinner Ed and Gertrude Ellis Skinner Associate Ed part of the staff. Entered at Austin Minn post office as second class mail matter. The Daily Herald issued every afternoon except Sunday. Display advertisements priced at 10 cents per inch and 2 cents per line for readers, with subscriptions and weekly Herald rates listed.
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John H. Skinner
Gertrude Ellis-Skinner
Austin
Minn
Daily Heralds
Weekly Herald
Preparations for the Teachers Training School at Austin
County Superintendent outlines July 15 start for the Austin training school with an instructor corps including Ella Patterson Katharine Libbey V B Wascon Gilbertson and the county superintendent. The Model Primary Class will be led by Miss Libbey and first grade certificates may be offered if enough applicants apply. Teachers statewide anticipate vacation rest after a season of demanding teaching and the article closes with a poem expressing that sentiment.
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Austin
Mise
Ella Patterson
Minneapolis
H. Barnes
Elmore
Katherine Libbey
Albert Lea
V. BR. Wascon
Peter
Gilbertson
Miss Libbey
Summer Rest for Mower County Teachers
Kinfolk quotes and local notes urge teachers to pause school duties this summer. Families anticipate home life and repairs as teachers return home to help with mortgages, clothes, and farm work. Four weeks of summer study suffices. avoid overloading with new subjects.
Four Weeks Rest for Teachers Ends Summer Break Hope
After four weeks, books may be laid aside for a month or more before the new year begins. The message expresses hope that summer will replenish each teacher with needed strength, rested minds, and renewed inspiration to make the coming fall the county’s best teaching year yet.
Davidson declines Baldwin expedition voyage
James Davidson will not accompany the Baldwin expedition after traveling to New York and learning Baldwin planned a dangerous ice route. Davidson cites his health and fear of freezing hardships, stating he could not endure the journey. He reflects on a four hour discussion with Baldwin as the source of his melancholy.
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James Davidson
Baldwin
New York
Davidson
Mr. Davideon
Perry
Davideon
Mr. Baldwin
Austin Illinois Picnic At Gambol Green
Citizens from Illinois living in Austin held an annual picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson on June 15. Attendees included the Boostroms Harpmans Mcliverys Morgans Drummond and Normal College students with Rev Brown. Tables overflowed with tempting food as hosts were praised amid a day under shade trees and a nostalgic breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Illinois
Andrew Anderson
Jane
Boostroms
Harpmans
Mcliverys
Morgans
Drummonde
Normal College
Brown
Rally speech at Armory by Father Vaughn invites public
At the Wednesday rally in the Armory Father Vaughn, who needs no advertising, is listed to speak. A fall program will appear tomorrow in Hin aup. The Austin O. T. A. U. extends a cordial invitation to the public to attend meetings at the church and the Armory.
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Armory
Vaughn
Austin O. T. A. U
Convention Dates and Excursions by Iowa Central Railway
The passenger department of the Iowa Central Railway offers reduced rates for conventions and excursions. Events include the National Educational Association in Detroit from July 8 to 12 and the National Epworth League Convention in Chicago from July 8 to 12. Tickets, train times, and rates are available via Iowa Central agents or Geo. Batty, Marshalltown. Special through sleepers to California July 8.
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Lowa Central
National Educational Association
Detroit Midh
National Epworth League Convention
Inclusive
International Convention Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Chicago
Iowa Central
Batty
Marshalltown
Austin
Denver
Salt Lake
J. R. Cooks
California
J.R. Cook
Iv and Tt questions for St. Cecilia Guild youths
The young Indies of the St. Cecilia Guild are asked where Iv and Tt will be and when Iv will occur. The refrain is silence, with only occasional hints about an open air event next week featuring the band, negro oddities, and freaks, promising a hoped for surprise.
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St. Cecilia Guild
Lunar Observations and Civic Friction The Second John the Baptist
A Minnesota Tribune item laments a foul odor on River Street with likely odoriferous tenants and urges residents and officials to act. It rails against perceived vice and corruption, hints at police action, and critiques local business conditions and civic virtue in a satirical tone. It ends noting the second John the Baptist visited the studio, implying health and propriety concerns.
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River Street
Vienu
Shoriel the Stallion to Visit Lyck's Barn Weekly
Renowned stallion Shoriel will be stationed at Lyck's barn every week from Monday night through Tuesday night. The arrangement, confirmed by Lyck, outlines a regular schedule for public viewing and breeding inquiries.
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Shoriel
Lyck’s Barn
Americans Triumph in Hendon Trap Shootoff
London reports British trap shooters awarded a special Hendon contest for Americans after their three straight wins in the 1000 targets event. Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake Iowa won the shootoff against Budd of Des Moines Iowa after both hit 23 of 25. Budd retired after a 7 of 12 shoot-off.
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London
Hendon
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Budd
Des Moines
Gilbert
Wheat market report with mixed cash and future bids
Dooluth market notes show cash No 1 hard at 72 40 No 1 northern 60 60 and No 2 northern Mo To Arrive No 1 hard 72 54 No 1 northern 68 percent July 69 percent and September 64 40.
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Dooluth
Jane
Market quotes and grain prices in Minneapolis report
Minneapolis on June 17 lists wheat cash at 67 and 66 for July and Rept. 66540. Track-No. 1 hard 60 percent and No 1 Northern 67 and No 2 Northern 65 4o. The brief price table reflects futures and spot values for wheat contracts.
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Minneapolis
Sioux City Live Stock Prices Report
Sioux City Iowa June 17 cattle sales ranged 4.40 to 5.05 for beeves and 2.50 to 3.50 for cows bulls and mixed stockers and feeders 3.50 to 4.40 calves and yearlings 4.75 to 4.50 hogs 5.82 to 5.00 per hundredweights were quoted.
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Sioux City
Market report on hogs cattle sheep and lamb sales
HOGS sales ranged at 580 5.00. CATTLE sales ranged at 85.15 5.40 for prime butcher steers, 4.00 4.35 for ime butcher cows and heifers, 4.50 25 for choice veals, 3.50 1.00 for choice feeders. SHEEP sales ranged at 4.75 4.25 for choice butcher lambs, 3.50 3.75 for choice fat wethers.
Cattle Hogs Sheep and Grain Prices From Coroado Market
CuicaGco June 17 cattle sales ranged at 5.40 to 6.25 for good to prime steers, 4.49 to 5.40 for medium, stockers and feeders at 3.00 to 5.00, cows and heifers 2.70 to 5.00, Texas steers 4.15 to 5.40. Hog sales 5.75 to 6.15 for various grades, bulk 5.02 to 5.75. Sheep 3.0 to 4.2 and lambs 4.00 to 5.05. Also wheat 7c July 7 0c, corn 424 July 45. oats 27c July 28 2c. pork futures 14.75 for June and July.
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CuicaGco
Texas
Local Society Notes From Lansing Area Visitations
Walter Hyde of Blooming Prairie visited Harry McIntyre Inst week. Arthur Boney visiting his sister in Mason City returned 5 Saturday. H BR Sonle went to Minneapolis Friday returning Saturday. Stanley Vaughan and sister attended the Miller Fellows wedding at High Forest Wednesday. Miss Bertha Lott of Austin was a guest of Mrs Sonle last week. Mr Woodson of Varco called on friends Sunday. Geo Philippe and Ray Chaffee hosted a dance in Hammond's hall Friday. The O E S picnic by Celia Chapter was well attended. Mrs Crrecey of Austin attended services here Sunday. Mr Avery finished decorating the hall. Joe Keenan of Austin seen on our streets Friday. Hiram Miller and wife of Waseca visited relatives last week. Lettie Vaughan, Carleton Academy graduateJune 7, returned home Thursday morning. Mrs Wheeler of Brownsdale visited friends Saturday. Mrs Effinger of Austin visited friends last week. Mrs Fred Foote came Sunday to spend a few weeks with friends.
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Walter Hyde
Blooming Prairie
Harry McIntyre
Arthur Boney
Mason City
H. BR. Sonle
Minneapolis
Stanley Vaughan
Sister
Miller Fellowa
High Forest
Geo. Phillipe
Ray Chaffee
Hammond's Hall
O. E
Celia
Local Social Notes From Corning Area
Rain showers touched Corning on the 14th as residents and visitors noted pleasant weather. The Misses Roge and Mary Lien are visiting at their home south of Corning this week. Miss Gardener called on residents in Corning on the 13th. Commencement exercises drew crowds from Corning and nearby areas in Austin on Thursday. Mise Murane, a teacher at Red Oak Grove School, traveled to Austin Friday evening. Boiler Inspector Ira Padden quoted in Corning on the 12th. Mrs. Nelson and Susie Aldal of Austin spent Sunday with Torkel Olsen.
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Roge
Mary Lien
Corning
Gardener
13.B
Austin
Mise Murane
Red Oak Grove
Mrs. Nelson and
Susie Aldal
Torkel Olsen’s
Untitled Health Ad Promoting Golden Medical Discovery
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption and digestive disorders. It claims to strengthen the body, aid digestion, and boost resistance to disease, with testimonials and an offer for free letters to a physician in Buffalo, NY.
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Pierce
Golden
Herve
Huffalo
Mra. G
Kerr
Mortpee
Weurter Co
Piers
Ierce
Impure Blood Disease Remedy Sold by Malloy Broe
An advertisement notes Lichty's Oerlery Nerve Compound as an invariable specific for diseases said to arise from impure blood. Sold by Malloy Broe.
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Malloy Broe
Free Massage Offer Sparks Satin Skin Lotion Test
A cordial invitation advertises a free massage treatment to test Satin Skin Lotion. The notice mentions Covanay at Gordon Hotel Anetin and invites readers to ask for Mine.
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Covanay
Gordon Hotel
Anetin
Unclear Ad Claim From Decatur Company
An automated clipping presents a terse promotional note claiming baldness cure with Dr. White's Electric Comb. It directs readers to send 50c to D. N. Rown, General Manager, Decatur, Lill, for ore and product details.
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Dr. White
D. N. Rown
Gen. Mgr
Decatur
Lill
Meeting notice for Christian Temperance event in June
W cT u Trethet o t Annas Ony a. 1 f tus Wornwaps Christian Temperser ic. U son of Dietrict No. 2 comprising i sonities of Didge Freeborn M wer Omated and Stole will be held in cy tonpa June 26 and 27. Our State President Mre BD Scovell will be agent and assist in making the cony one of profit and interest to all. Full delegations from all unions desired. Everybody invited to attend the meetings.
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Annas
Tonpa
Mre
Scovell
Anetin Council No. 53 Meeting Notice
Anetin Council No 53 meets on the first and fourth Tuesday of each month at 8 p.m. at Woodman hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. T HB Purpnam Good Sar and J B R Scovent Fin Scribe listed as officers.
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Anetin Council No
Woodman
T. HB. Purpnam
A J
R. Scovent
Fin
Scribe
Picnic occasion for Elks and KP Indies at Furlong farm
All Elks and KP Indies are urged to bring basket items for a united picnic at the J. J. Furlong farm on Thursday June 13. The organizers will provide all other necessities for the event.
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K. P.e Indies
K.P. Iges
J. J. Furlong
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