Weather and social notes from Austin in a summer edition
The column records a heat wave in Duluth with temperatures near 48 degrees and people cooling at Turkish baths. It notes arrivals and visits of Miss nAna Paulson from Denmark, local social events, shopping ads, and community notices across Austin including Bunyan Lindberg’s haberdashery promotions, church activities, and local business updates.
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Duluth
nAna Paulson
Denmark
N. P. Rasmussen
South Kenwood
Mis Day Briggins Praises His Sons
Briggins says he has one of the smartest and handsomest youngsters in the country. Mr Growcher replies that such praise results from people telling a man his children take after him. Washington Star.
Hobos Rounded Up Ahead of Circus Arrival
Police in Austin enforce an unwritten rule missing crowd control before a cirus event. Inspector Riley and a combined squad search cars inspect barns and barns to detain hobos arriving the night before the circus arrives.
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Austin
Inspector Riley
C.M. & St. P. Road
Galt
Meat man hawked by cunning contractor in hot market
John Briebach reports a sharp charmer in a meat market on Thursday night. The contractor claimed a big job and tried to pass a large check after buying pork chops and weiners totaling $2.45. Briebach kept the check at $16.70 and the man left smiling.
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John Briebach
John
Tie
Legal Notice of Separation by Earle W Parmenter
The notice states Meta RK Parmenter has left his home and he will not be responsible for any debts she contracts in the future. Dated by Earle W Parmenter at 23 31.
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Meta Rk, Parmenter
Earle W. Parmenter
Wanted Waitresses at Saulpaugh Hotel Mankato
Job notice seeks waitresses for the Saulpaugh hotel in Mankato offering a salary of 20 dollars per month plus room and board. The ad is dated with a month reference and includes employment terms.
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Saulpaugh
Mankato
Elevator Breaks Delay Editor with Twelve Stories Read
In Philadelphia Press notes the editor, slow at reading, boasted of reading twelve stories in under a minute during an elevator breakdown. The anecdote mocks efficiency.
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Philadelphia Press
The White Woman's Burden Editorial Remark
A Galveston News note mocks male worries as trivial while claiming women bear burdens unseen, referencing a chamois skin and a small satchel as symbols of gendered labor.
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Galveston
Tie Puck Quotation on Plis Line Bluff
The quote notes Puck’s remark that Tie is building an immense artificial mountain on his country estate and suggests it comes naturally for him to construct a bluff. The arena of the statement is a satirical commentary in a late 19th or early 20th century tone.
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Plis Line
Tie
Puck
Different Positions at the Bank Desk
A Baltimore American caption contrasts two bank workers. One man at a desk checks cash while another, lounging in an easy chair, cashes checks, illustrating contrasting roles in a financial setting.
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Baltimore American
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Cassie Harrington
Charles
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George Carson
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George Streeton
Roy Evans
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Frank Peck
Alex
Esther
Helen
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A.A. Hickok
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Lars Hanson
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Co. H. Lott
C. A. Brownell
Fred Duffy
Farrell
J. F. Fairbanks
Harold
F. E. Gleason
Hayes Bros
Lihdberg
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Martin Gilmartin
Laura
Calmar
Cooper
Water Street
Thekla Knopf
Dew Drop Inn
W. D. Bassler
Mrs. Sontag
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Gus Butzke
Josie Horn
Lillie Hale
John Hale
LeRoy
Dr. Leck
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Canton
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Porosknit and
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Lewis Building
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L. D. Baird
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