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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
2
They Say They, You and the Graft in Austin Races
A reader questions public cleanliness parks and honesty while noting Gov Johnson is invited to Austin for the races. They praise his wins in three gubernatorial events and imply citizens share responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Johnson
Austin
City memorial marks storms and flood anniversary
A year has passed since the big wind storm struck the city and the flood followed on June 23. The anniversary falls on Sunday, June 20, per the calendar reference.
LeRoy Farmers Ban Hunting on Lands List Includes Officials
A LeRoy notice states no hunting on lands owned or occupied by area farmers. The latest list includes fifteen names and features Hon. John Frank and County Commissioner Hambrecht among the signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy
John Frank
Hambrecht
Rich Young Man Ralph Shull Sentenced to Workhouse
Ralph Shull of St. Paul was arrested for driving his car too fast and given a five day workhouse sentence. He accepted the penalty, saying he would serve it and vow to sin no more after his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Shull
St. Paul
Bryan to Speak at Chautauqua and Cresco Date
Bryan will give a lecture titled The Prince of Peace at the Chautauqua and again in Cresco on the same day. Train arrangements are ready, costing $100 for a special trip to Austin to hear the noted orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Cresco
Austin
the Prince of Peace
Prince of Peace
Chautauqua
Threshold Cleanliness and Neighborly Regard in Hebrew Law
The piece notes Hebrew law requiring householder threshold cleanliness and humorously extends the idea to alleys and backyards. It suggests daily life flows from orderly thresholds, with neighbors observing goings and comings and Jehovah near when spaces are well kept and fair with green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Springfield Republican
Rose Creek Man Conducts Business in City on Thursday
A Rose Creek resident, John White, transacted business in town Thursday. A pair of gold bowed glasses in a case were found in the western part of town. Call the Herald office. Admission to the fair grounds for the races next week is 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
Rose Creek
Herald Office
Hayes Named State Agent of Red Wing Training School
Austin friends learn Al bert C. Hayes was appointed by the State Board of Control as state agent of the training school at Red Wing Minnesota. He will start work next week after recently serving as assistant cashier with Winston Harper Fisher Co wholesale grocers of Minneapolis. Hayes has long shown interest in boys and will supervise and guide a class needing encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Albert C. Hayes
State Board of Control
Red Wing
Minnesota
Hayes
Winston, Harper, Fisher Co
Wholesale Grocers
Minneapolis
Mr. Hayes
Journey Through Idaho and Washington Described in Private Letter
Mrs J Z Rogers recounts a trip from Wallace Idaho to Spokane and Coeur d’Alene with details of mountains, Lake Coeur d’Alene, and a perilous mountain road. She notes the 4 250 foot Divide overlook, the Spokane drive, and the vast mining activity including silver and lead mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.Z Rogers
Austin
Wallace
Idaho
St. Paul
Great Northern
Spokane
Wash
Dakota
Montana
Milton
Madrienne
Washington
Minneapolis
Coeur de ‘Alene
Lake Coeur de ’Alene
Harrison
Great Guiches
Waterville
Chautauqua Lineup Promises Strong Advance Ticket Sale
The city bursts with plans for a Chautauqua featuring Bryan Clark Cadman and others. Single admissions range 25 to 50 cents, totaling 1.35 for three acts, with 7 dollars for a full session and a season ticket at 1.50, available now at Wold's drug store as advance sales show support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Congress
United States
Parkes Cadman
Abraham Lincoln
Roya Hungarian
Adrian Newens
Mars
Payne
Rome
Commonwealth Quartett
Allan A. Tanner
Congressman Landis
Geo. Stuart
Royal English
Austin
Wold’s Drug Store
Fifty-Seven Years of Marriage Celebrated at Hawkins Home
A wedding dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hawkins on South St. Paul Street to honor their fifty seventh wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. E P Spooner who also celebrate their own fifty seventh anniversary. The Spooners wed in Janesville Wisconsin and the Hawkins in Jefferson. They did not meet until twenty years after their marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hawkins
South St. Paul Street
E.P. Spooner
Seasonal tickets offer seven days of entertainment at one price
The notice states adult price of 1.00 and children price for season access. It mentions tickets for individual attractions cost more if paid separately than buying a season ticket now. It also notes that later the price for season tickets will be advertised.
Eagles Organize Ball Team With $100 Budget
The Eagle lodge voted $100 to support a first class baseball team. Geo Robertson was chosen manager with L L Dunfee as assistant and Harry Keyser as captain. Uniforms will be maroon with F O E letters, white stockings and blue caps. First game slated for July. team aims to be a credit to the city and its fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle’s Lodge
Geo. Robertson
L. L. Dunfee
Harry Keyser
Eagles
Hogeland Peet Marriage in Austin For Iowa Couple
Edward W. Pelt and Nellie H Hogeland were married at the manse in Austin at ten this morning. Rev. F E Knopf officiated. The bride's father accompanied the couple and they will reside in Hardin County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogeland-Peet
Edward W. Pelt
Nellie H. Hogeland
Hardin County
Iowa
Austin
F. E. Knopf
Marriage of Dr Tedford and Mrs Hoover
The marriage of Dr. T. H. Ted ford and Mrs. M. M. Hoover of Decorah Rapids occurred Wednesday afternoon at the home of Rev. F. E. Knopt. The couple plans to reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Tedford
M. M. Hoover
Dear Rapids
F. FE. Knopt
Tedford
Our City
Marriage of Eunice Robson to Benjamin Loye in Red Wing
Announcement of Miss Eunice Robson marrying Mr. Benjamin Loye in Red Wing on Wednesday June 16. Robson formerly taught at the local high school two years ago. The couple will live in Detroit Michigan where Loye works as a mechanical engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Eunice Robson
Benjamin Loye
Red Wing
Miss Robson
Ada Bloom and Albert Schleiger Wed in Stillwater
The well known groom Albert F Schleiger and Ada Bloom were married Wednesday afternoon June 16 1909 at four o'clock at the bride's mother's home in Stillwater Minnesota The bride taught in local schools for two years and the couple will reside in the Mc Lain residence in the town's south part The paper extends hearty congratulations to the happy couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Minn
Ada Bloom
Albert F. Schleiger
P. Schleiger
McLain
Grand Meadow
Funeral for Francis Eagen at St Augustine's Church
The funeral of Francis Lester Eagen was held this morning at 10 30 at St Augustine's church. Four young pallbearers named Lester Leary Paul Cummings Chester Kenevan and Willie Donovan carried the floral tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Lester Eagen A
St. Augustine’s Church
Lester Leary
Paul Cummings
Chester Kenevan
Willie Donovan
Bijou Show Delights Audiences With Love's Sake
Bijou audiences praised the dramatic subject For Love's Sake and the overall program. Marks and Venner delivered a snappy singing and talking act while Miss Venner drew notice for her costume and cultivated voice. Mr. Marks's eccentric dance also drew applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks
Venner
Bids Sought for Coal by Austin Minnesota Board
The Board of Water Electric Gas and Power Commissioners of Austin Minnesota will receive sealed bids for 3000 tons of bituminous coal delivery to the Electric Light and Pumping Station in monthly installments for one year. Bids close Friday June 25 1909 at oclock p m. The board may reject any or all bids. J L Golden president and J C Todd secretary Austin Minn June 14 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Water, Electric, Gas and Power Commissioners
Austin
Minnesota
J. L. Golden
Pres
Maurek's Hat and Grocery Sale Slashes Prices
Maurek's offers deep discounts on hats and clothing plus groceries. Hats from 10 cents to 50 cents, skirts and underskirts at reduced prices, hosiery, shirts, boy overalls, and many pantry items like olives, raisins, canned pears, peaches, vanilla, tea siftings, cookies, soda crackers, macaroni, cocoa, and baking goods all heavily discounted. A $40 cabinet sewing machine is advertised as part of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czarina
Maurek
Gibson Washing Power
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