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A brief public notice outlines revised subscription rates and fees from the local provider. The document lists general price categories and the effective date for the changes.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
2
A brief public notice outlines revised subscription rates and fees from the local provider. The document lists general price categories and the effective date for the changes.
In Mankato residents debate moving vagrants to a chain gang to clean streets. Chautauqua season tickets are selling fast with 160 more sold in two days. After 1 000 adult tickets are gone the price rises to two dollars. Tickets available through local merchants and by phone for out of town buyers.
An Albert Lea man told of riding over brick paving to the depot and criticizing Albert Lea for using creosote block. His companion defended the creosote block as the paving choice, noting residents once petitioned for creosote and preferring the new material to the old cedar blocks.
An Austin mother heard her children’s voices raised in apparent anger through a window. She ran to them in moments, frightened by the vituperation and oaths from childish lips. The children explained they were playing and pointed to neighbors, illustrating how the neighbors do.
Episcopalians church will hold a parish and Sunday school picnic in Lafayette park Thursday of this week with dinner served at noon. Members who were solicited for the postponed former picnic may use those solicitations for this event. If any member cannot recall what to bring or was not solicited call Mrs. Harley Kough or Mrs. Will Crane. Each family should bring plates sauce dishes cups knives forks and spoons.
The funeral for Anthony Von Bronk horst will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. from the Congregational church.
Orders are ready for all bills allowed at the last session. Persons who presented bills may call to obtain their orders from GEO ROBERTSON County Auditor.
Tomorrow's event features three races with heats at 2317 trot 2 15 pace and 2 35 trot. Two main heats spotlight 2 17 trot and 2 15 pace as fans expect a thriller with heavy bets by owners and drivers. Attendance improves despite threatening weather and a new track-ready surface boosts fast heats.
Miss Juliet Wall and Mr Dennis O'Marro wed at seven this morning at St Augustine's. The couple, both well known in Austin, shared a reception at the bride's East Bridge street home for thirty five relatives and friends before departing for a week in Wisconsin.
Waltham residents share visits with relatives in Lacrosse and Mankato. Rev. Ziemer preaches at the MFE church to a good crowd despite rain. Local folks travel to Austin Ramsew Hayfield Owatonna and Hayfield on various errands. Missing person found: Kezar’s mustache finder requests return.
Miss Anna Watkins and Robert Carter married at two this afternoon at Geo. Stimson’s West Water home with four relatives present. Rev. C. D. Belden officiated as they begin life in Minneapolis after August. Both are Austin High graduates with broad circles of friends.
Dexter Wakefield and Ruth Howe were in Austin on Wednesday afternoon. A mass of small town social notes covers visits to Austin, Grand Meadow, Brownsdale, and Sargeant, with multiple residents attending banquets, dances, picnics, and school events across several days.
Cedar City residents are invited to join the Silver Leaf sewing club at Mrs J S Attlesey's on Thursday June 24. We note visits by Hattie Lyons of the cement district to J Frazer home and A D Reynolds with his New York brother.
Edmund Berg and wife returned home to Decorah after a brief stay with relatives. Alfred Overlie and a lady friend visited from Albert Lea and spent the day with Ole Overlie's family. The Lutheran Young People's Society met at Jake Podness's home last Sunday evening.
Adams H Carey left Sunday morning for North Dakota. Martin Kiefer spent Sunday with friends in LeRoy. Jacob Rausch's funeral was at the Catholic church Wednesday at ten o'clock. Several couples from Stewartville visited the Nick Carey home, including the Krebsbach and Carey families and Mrs M Knuckles of Minneapolis. Wm Conniff and Mrs W Cummings visited Grand Meadow at the P Conniff home. Arthur Foster and Mrs Foster arrived from Chicago and stay with the Martin Tiegen home.
WANTED Two or three rooms with privilege. Address A Herald. WANTED A young man to work at the Hui merchandise store. FOR SALE A family horse weighing 1200 pounds with harness and surrey, and a gasoline range with ice box. Large water cooler, baby carriage, quilts, and refurnished items. H Adams 401 S River phone 163. FOR RENT OR SALE A small room house with barn and one and a half acres. Inquire of William Peterson So river street.
Advertises Little Early Risers as gentle easy pleasant pills for regular use. Claims availability through all druggists with emphasis on gentleness and ease of use.
Mr J L Nohner of the Pennsylvania Ear Masseur announced a free demonstration in Austin at the Fox House on June 24 1909 for treatment of deafness ear noises and ear diseases. The device claims a self use five minutes twice daily can cure, with no obligation. Demonstrations extend to many cities in the state with dates listed.
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