Races Open Amid Ideal Weather for Austin Driving Meet
The June races at the Austin Driving Association opened at the fair grounds with fine track conditions after nightly watering. An accident in the 2:19 pace sidelined Silverneer driven by Wm Hinman. no injuries occurred to drivers or horses. Ditto Electrite won the first heat in 2:16 1 4.
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Austin Driving Association
Fair Grounds
Silverneer
Wm. Hinman
Hinman
Foster
Charles Hardie
Mason City
En Ky
Ditto Electrite
Charles Mercer
Flandreau
Dak
Driving Association
Auto Burns at Moreland & Guy Garage
A Regal auto at the Moreland and Guy garage caught fire Tuesday night around 11 after an Austin car backing out bumped the Mason City machine and cracked a headlight. A match lit by a garage employee ignited leaking gasoline, engulfing the vehicle and causing about 100 dollars in damage.
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Regal
Moreland & Guy
Austin
Mason City
Sanders Gillan wedding in Calmar ceremony at priest's residence
The marriage of John L. Sanders of Calmar and Miss Angela Gillan of this city took place at 10 o'clock this morning. Father Devlin of Omaha, brother of Father FE H Devlin, officiated. Groom served as express agent at Calmar for twenty years. Bride well known locally. Congratulations from Herald and friends.
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John L. Sanders
Calmar
Angela Gillan
Father Devlin
Omaha
FE. H. Devlin
E.C. Taylor
Herald
Yesterdays of Austin recalled in Cronon series
The writer reflects on past Austin history from the Herald column 25 Years Hence. He recalls Friedrich Hormel’s meat market on Bridge Street, the growth of the packing business, the old creamery site, and urban changes from horses and hand pumps to rails and gas lights, celebrating local figures and places.
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the Herald
Austin
North America
J.D
Friedrich & Hormel
Bridge Street
George Hormel
Proposals Sealed for Nassau Street Sanitary Sewer Work
Proposals will be received by the Austin Minnesota Common Council until 4 p m July 1 1910 for a Nassau street sanitary sewer 461 feet of 8 inch pipe a manhole fuh tank and lamp hole plans on file with the City Recorder Bid must name gross lump sum and be accompanied by a certified check or cash deposit of 57 cents per bid T M Foster City Recorder 22 29 6
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Common Council
Austin
Minnesota
Nassau Street
Office
City Recorder
T. M. Foster
Burns Millinery Record Sale This Week
The Burns Millinery announces daily sales for the rest of the week to reduce summer stock. Goods will be sold at cost and customers are invited to call and examine bargains to be convinced this sale costs nothing to miss.
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Burns
True bills returned against railroads in Elkins law cases
Chicago dispatch reports federal grand jury indictments against the Illinois Central, the Pennsylvania Railway, and the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago roads. The Illinois Central allegedly violated Elkins law by not using tariff based on average crate weight for cabbage shipments from Crystal Springs Mississippi and Roseland Louisiana to Chicago. The other lines allegedly destroyed way bills for coke shipments to the Illinois Steel company at South Chicago. The probes began at the request of the interstate commerce commission.
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Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Illinois Central
Elkins
Crystal Springs
Miss
Roseland
Clinois Steel Company
South Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ashes From the Old Hearth Legend in Lagerlof Tale
A Swedish legend from Selma Lagerlof's The Girl From the Marsh Croft recounts using ashes from a hearth to cure homesickness. The remedy backfires by leaving the seeker forever longing for home and can be used only once, making it a dangerous experiment.
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Selma Lagerlof
Velma Swanston Howard
Democratic County Convention to Nominate State Delegates
A Democratic County Convention will meet in Austin Minnesota on June 23 1910 at 3 p m to select eleven delegates to the State Convention and designate a resident for the State Central Committee The basis of representation assigns delegates by votes for Governor in 1908 and by precincts Precinct lists are given along with dates for primaries July 20 1910 from 7 30 to 8 30 p m Secretary J H Rahlley announces the plan and schedule.
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Minnesota
Austin
Minneapolis
Supreme Court
State Central Committee
John A. Johnson
Bee
RGR
Sainey Abson Teres
Adams Village
See We
Austin City
Erconn
Bennington
Brownsdale
Eneees
Clayton Sewee
Dexter
Dexter Village
Frankford
Marshall
Nevada
Pleasarnt Valley
Racine
Red Rock
Rose Creek
Sargeant Town
Sargeant
Tappi Osseea
Waltham Town
Waltham Village
Windom
Lady Solicitors Wanted by the Austin Gas Co
Advertises good salaries for female solicitors at Austin Gas Co. Apply at 129 W. Bridge Street. call at once for immediate opportunities.
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The
Austin Gas Co
W. Bridge Street
Class of 1907 A H S to Meet at Dr Lewis Home
The Class of 1907 A H S will hold a business meeting at Dr C F Lewis's home at 7 30 Thursday night.
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A. H.S
Last Dance at Maurek's Hall May Be Swinging
Monday night the final dance of the season will be held at Maurek's hall with Kelly's orchestra providing music. The venue promises good ventilation and ample fans to keep guests comfortable. Don’t miss this event.
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Maurek
Kelly
Announcement Thursday races called at 1 30 sharp
A. C. Page, Secretary, announces that Thursday races will be called promptly at 1 30. The note emphasizes exact timing for participants and spectators.
Three Men Leave for Montana and Watertown Moves
George Graham, Thomas Woodward and Albert Anderson depart Tuesday night for Montana where Graham pursues a claim Woodward plans a new restaurant venture with Anderson to work for him. Mr and Mrs R C Kimberly leave tomorrow for Watertown South Dakota to make their future home.
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George Graham
Thomas Woodward
Albert Anderson
Montana
Graham
Mr. Woodward
Mr. Anderson
Mrs. R. C. Kimberly
Watertown
S. D
Village Lock-Up Bids Sought for Waltham Minnesota Project
Sealed proposals due by 10 A.M. June 25, 1910, at the Village Recorder for construction of a village lock-up in Waltham Minnesota. Plans on file with Village Recorder and architect W F Keefe Austin Minn. Bid must include 5 percent certified check. Village reserves right to reject all bids. Date June 9 1910.
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Village Recorder
Wailham
Minn
W. F. Keefe
Austin, N
Waltham, Minn
Peerless Flour Mills Cash Prices on Various Flours
Peerless Flour Mills lists prices in 49 lb sacks for White Rose and Peerless brands with per sack costs. Includes export clear, patent, graham, farina, and whole wheat flours, plus middlings and ground feeds priced per cwt or sack. Delivery noted with terms subject to change.
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Kansas
Graham
Market Prices Reported for Livestock and Dairy
The clipping lists livestock and dairy prices including hogs at 28 96 to 8 50 and lambs fat at 6 00 to 7 00. Veal and sheep fat lambs show prices around 3 50 to 4 00. Cattle range 4 00 to 5 00 with dairy items like butter and eggs noted with cents per unit.
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Oe Rae
Lambs
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