Postal Notice From Austin Minn Post Office
Entered at the Post Office at Austin Minn a8 Second Class mail matter.
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Austin, Minn
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
2
Classified Rates Listing for Local Advertisements
Locals charge 5 cents per line for single insertions and 2 cents per line for each additional insertion beyond three. Black faced type costs 10 cents per line. Half rates apply to lodges, churches, and societies. Cards of Thanks 25 cents. Resolutions 50 cents.
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Locals
Resolutions
White clover thrives this season and anglers flock to Cedar shores
The piece notes rapid white clover growth beautifying lawns and roadsides as well as a surge of local fishermen along the Cedar riverbanks. It mentions dam fishways closed, forcing fish to be taken downstream in numbers, illustrating seasonal abundance.
Rice throwing banned by New Haven and Hartford railroads
The practice of throwing rice has been forbidden by the New Haven and Hartford railroad. If urban disfavor grows, the countryside, where townspeople scorn anything not citified, may abandon the custom as well.
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New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Lorenz accused of unscientific methods alarm many
The article discusses Dr. Lorenz facing professional criticism for alleged unscientific practices though he is said to assist children by guiding them to pick up crippled limbs and walk, drawing mixed reactions from readers and experts.
Drowning of Fred Keefe in Cedar River Near Bridge Street
The body of Fred Keefe of Blooming Prairie was found floating in the Cedar River north of the Bridge Street bridge. Coroner Hollister and Undertaker Rustad oversaw the inquest and jury verdict that Keefe died accidentally by walking off the Bridge Street approach and falling on rocks before entering the river. An empty bottle, bicycle pump, a nickel, and a silk thread memo were found with the body as it lay in Earl & Rustad's undertaking rooms.
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Chris Nockelby
Cedar River
Bridge Street
Fred Keefe
Blooming Prairie
Mr. Nockelby
Hollister
Rustad
Earl & Rustad
Geo. Umhoefer
Third Ward
Keefe
Umhhoefer
Umhoefer
J. Konovsky
Harrison
J. Rustad
Geo. Kessler
Wm. Teeter
Chas. Beeman
Bridge Street Bridge
Imperial Cossack Troopers to Exhibit in Austin July Seventh
The Luella Forepaugh Fish Wild West Shows announce a display by Imperial Cossack Troopers from Russia. This unit, famed as Russia’s light horse cavalry, will perform unique horsemanship, sword work, and dramatic depictions of military movements. They appear in America as a feature of the grand exhibition, with other detachments from many nations. Show date: July 7 in Austin.
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Austin
Woodmen's New Rates Spark Debate at Conventions
Agitation for insurance rate revision or a new assessment basis gains momentum in Woodmen circles. Indianapolis convention shows a report displeasing to leaders. New flat rates by age apply on entry and remain through life, with ages from 40 to 95 and rates rising to a dollar in later brackets.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Merchants Meeting Sets July 4 Celebrations Plans
A merchants meeting is scheduled for Monday evening June 29 in Jos eph's hall to organize July 4 events. Committees on Executive Sports Music Advertising Parade Street Privileges and townsite dep t Fort Dodge are named with several local officials and businessmen listed. For details write Edwin L B Magill Megr Townsite Dept Fort Dodge La.
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Joseph’s Hall
Lidderdale
Lanesboro
Chicago Great Western Railway
Magill
Megr
Fort Dodge
Interesting Visitor From Wall Street Journal In Austin
George Otis of the Wall Street Journal toured Austin as the paper outlined its niche status for banks and brokers. He noted Wall Street’s shift toward Roosevelt, praised U.S. growth, and joked about Wells residents while recounting a Cape Cod pun at a Wells post office and a hotel lobster line.
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George Otis
The
Wall Street Journal
Austin
Maine
California
Otis
U.S
Wall Street
New York City
Rosevelt
Morgan
Rosevel
Isaac Guy 55 dies in Rochester hospital pneumonia
Isaac Guy a well known Austin citizen died at Rochester hospital from pneumonia. Funeral from his late home at 1 p m Saturday with Rev. Arthur Miller officiating. He was 55 and resided in Austin since 1865. He leaves a widow four daughters Isa bell Elizabeth Catherine Virginia and one son Henry.
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Rochester Hospital
Isaac Guy
Arthur Miller
Guy
Austin
Isabell
Elizabeth
Catherine
Virginia
Henry
H Frederikse Offers Subscriptions and Lost Goods Help
H Frederikse takes orders for subscription books and all periodicals both American and foreign. If you lose or find items not belonging to you, advertise them in The Herald.
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H. Frederikse
the Herald
Auction to open Ladderdale townsite on the Great Western line
The town of Ladderdale in Carroll County on the Omaha extension of the Great Western Railway will be opened to the public by an auction sale of lots about mid July. For details, address Edwin B. Magill, Manager, Townsite Dept., Fort Dodge, Iowa.
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Ladderdale
Carroll County
Omaha
Great Western Railway
Edwin B. Magill
Mgr
Fort Dodge
Annual alumni banquet at First Congregational church
The Austin High School Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet and meeting at the First Congregational church this evening. The constitution states that husbands and wives of alumni are included as members and should attend.
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Austin High School Alumni Association
First Congregational Church
Class of ’95 Holds Third Reunion in Lafayette Park
The 1995 class held its third annual reunion in Lafayette Park with seven or eight of sixteen members attending. Edith Hunt Straka of Shakopee joined from out of town. A greeting from Josephine Clark Grill of Sioux Falls was read as attendees enjoyed a pleasant time.
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Lafayette Park
Edith Hunt Straka
Shakopee
Josephine Clark Grill
Sioux Falls
Fourth July Excursion Rates From C M St P By Rail
The C M St P will offer excursion rates on July 3 and 4 for return by July 6 to points within 200 miles at one and one third fare for round trip. O W Snere, Agent.
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C. M. St. Pay
O. W. Snere
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