Daily Herald Rates and Mail Notices in Austin Minnesota
John H Skinner editor and proprietor Gertrude Ellis Skinner associate editor entered at the Austin Post Office as second class mail matter. The Daily Herald issued every afternoon except Sunday. Rates: One year ten dollars, one year in advance four dollars? three months in advance? per week ten? Display advertisements ten cents per inch, enders five cents per line. Weekly Herald one inch ending notes five thirty percent.
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Post-Omce
Austin
Minn
Weekly Herald
Army Canteen Controversy Spursden Requests and Denials
A discussion on reviving the Army canteen faces opposition from Army surgeons and officials while brewers and press committees push a pro canteen line. Fort Snelling disputes a claim of rampant drunkenness after abolishing the canteen, with Commandant P. H. Ray denying the report and affirming discipline remains sound. The letter notes no need for alcohol in the army and disputes alleged disorder tied to the canteen.
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Eprron Hrnarp
U. S
Congress
Twin Cities
Fort Snelling
Eighth Regiment
Mindant Ray
War Dept
Washington Dispatch
Fort Spelling
Army of the United States
P. H. Ray
Pretty Le Roy Wedding Unites Alice Hayes and Fred Hall
The celebrated home wedding of Alice Hayes at Le Roy united her with Fred Hall of Albert Lea in an ceremony in a floral decorated east room. Rev. Anderson officiated with Lohengrin music and a bridal party including Miss Elizabeth Hayes maid of honor and Miss Helen Baird ring bearer. Guests exceeded 80 as congratulations followed and a wedding breakfast ended with a trip to Duluth and Chicago. Alice Hayes leaves Le Roy for Albert Lea to start married life. Fred Hall, an Austin native now a prominent Albert Lea drug business proprietor, stands beside her.
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Wentworth Hayes
le Roy
Alice
Fred Hall
Austin
Albert Les
Mise Ethel Birkett
Harry West
Elizbeth Hayes
Helen Baird
Angelina Webber
Mr. Anderson
Beoties Church
City
Miss Birkett
Lilian Hayes
Angelica Webber
Albert Lea
Fred
City Host Of Friends In Pergrataiatory State
A fragment mentions a host of friends in the city and county in a inebriated condition during today’s events. The text hints at communal concern and uneven public response amid unclear circumstances.
Camden man whipped by citizens over false murder claim
In Camden Arkansas on June 19 Tom Watson and his wife swore Will Bussey assaulted Mrs Watson. A citizen committee lashed Watson 600 times at night and then sent him by train south with orders not to stop in Arkansas after his wife admitted she lied. Governor Davis had halted Bussey’s hanging due to the confession.
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Camden
Ark
Tom Watson
Will Bussey
Watson
Arkansas
Chicago tragedy as 16 year old pursued for theft dies
In Chicago on June 19 Qlat Olson aged 16 was stabbed to death by a younger fugitive while chasing two boys who stole fruit. Witnesses say the killer may have been no more than 12. Both assailants escaped, leaving Mrs Kennedy’s relatives indicted later in Kansas City for murder accessories.
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Chicago
Qlat Olson
Hospital for Negroes in railway service to be debated
June 19 in Cacazo a Railway Porters association executive committee meeting in Chicago will consider opening a hospital for Negroes in railway service. Porters cite difficulty in admitting sick or injured Black workers to white hospitals. Also in Washington a cablegram from Mr. Pierce reports the czarina has given birth to a daughter. felicitations to follow.
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Cacazo
Railway Porters’ Association
Chicago
Potters
Washington
State Department
Pierce
United States
St. Petersburg
Anatin Endorsements for Deans Kidney Pills
A.H. Hill of 104 Alleghany street praises Deans Kidney Pills for his step-son’s back and kidney pain. He bought a box at O. A. Pooler’s drug store, noting relief from backache and hip pain after use. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Donn's and take no other.
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Dean
A.H. Hill
Alleghany Street
O. A. Pooler's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Donn's
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption
An old advertisement extols Dr. R V Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for consumption and other ailments. It claims to strengthen the stomach, improve bloodmaking, and resist disease while detailing testimonials of dramatic recovery and urging readers to consult the Buffalo, NY doctor by letter. It also mentions Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for headaches.
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de. Vierce
R. V. Pierce
Naffale N.Y
Mra O. B. Kerr
Vort
Webster Co
Love
Dr. Pieres
Dr. Pierce
Travel rates to Austis and Salt Lake by railroad
Tickets from Austin to Austis and Denver round trip for 22.80 and to Salt Lake round trip for 7.40 via the C M St P Railway. Tickets valid to October first. J R Cook offers a California sleeper train July 8th with through sleeper to these points at low rates. Write J R Cook West Union Ia or contact C M St P agent C W Snere Austin.
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Austis
Denver
Salt Lake
C. M
St. Po Ry
J. R. Cooks
California
J.R. Cook
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