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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
2
Austin Daily Herald lists John H Skinner as publisher and Gertrude Ellis-Skinner as associate editor. The paper is mailed from Austin Minnesota as second class matter and is issued every afternoon except Sundays. Rates shown include one year in advance and three months in advance with weekly subscriptions.
Advertisement copy states display ads priced at 19 cents and inch enders 5 cents with pricing per line at 2 percent. It references clubs and societies and is labeled WEEKLY HERALD.
Bam Lefkovitz lit a large dynamite firecracker in an alley and Sam barely escaped when the blast blew his diamond stud from his shirt front. The town notes that July real estate transfers may save taxes after the war revenue repeal, and urges police action to curb nightly rubaways on Lansing avenue race course. Local officials report frequent drunken driving and bicycle violations at crossings.
A Victorian era column argues against trailing skirts amid city cleanliness drives in Vienna. It cites hygienic laws, calls the skirt a germ carrier, and urges women to adopt sensible street fashion though admitting lingering desire for elegance.
Jennie Hanson and John Aldahl were married by Rev. Johnson at 10 am Thursday in Adelpho with 800 guests. A lawn dinner followed, Sebradie's Orchestra from Austin provided music, and decorations were done by the bride's friends. The couple will live on their farm in Adolpho and begin their life together with friends' best wishes.
Miss Jessie Andrew married Gas Ward at the bride’s mother’s home on College Street with 25 guests. Grace Andrew played the wedding march. Rev J M Brown officiated at 5 30. Miss Edith Babcock was bridesmaid, John Hormel best man. The couple will live at Grove and Fourth streets. Miss Andrew is a graduate of Austin High School and State Normal, a former Adenne teacher. Guests included Mrs Minnie Andrew Nesl of Marshall and Mrs Davie of Santa Barbara.
A party of Austin young ladies and gentlemen traveled to Lansing for a moonlit picnic but darkness and rain forced them to seek shelter at a local dance. The event continued despite the weather, as refreshments were provided by the ladies and the wagonette team assisted, though plans were altered. Also promoted is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a testimonial from Droggiott Goldsmith of Van Exton NY, noting five years of use and efficacy for several coughs.
Detroit July 12 1901 notice for Oticago Great Western Railway annual meeting. Excurcina tickets to Dewart sold July 6 7 with retirement by July 16 or September. Fare includes 50 cents extra and $2 membership fee for round trip. Inquiries to Great Western Agent or J. F. Eimer G P A Chicago.
The Minnesota School Journal notes Assistant State Captain Andrew Nelson as the new superintendent with a University of Minnesota background. He graduated in 1892 with a fellowship in mathematics and psychology, earned an 1893 MA, taught as principal at Marine Mille Elgin and Benson, and now leads the Austin schools with a track record of diligence and reform.
Mr Frederick Fenton of Mill Street reports relief from kidney back ache after using Doan's Kidney Pills from A Wooler's drug store. He describes persistent dull pain, fatigue, and regained energy after a box of pills and recommends them for back ache. Sold by all dealers 50 cents per box Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
From sixty to eighty gathered Thursday for an Odd Fellows picnic at Riverview. Ladies packed baskets, four tables were set, and extras of strawberries coffee and lemonade came from the Fellows. Women nailed for a prize pair of side combs won by Mrs. Hintz. Mr Edson won men’s prize diamond shirt studs. Leonard Hall claimed the potato race prize a toothbrush. A big snake was killed by Hor. David Stimson and a rain storm ended the day with wind and dust.
The piece notes renewed literary interest in The Wandering Jew starting with Salathiel by Geo Croly and its famed followers like Eugene Sue and The Prince of India. It mentions General Wallace praising Salathiel, a New York publisher’s illustrated edition at 140 dollars, and John B. Alden offering a 25 cent edition mailed postpaid for 12 cents if ordered through the paper, with address 442 Pearl St New York.
A bolt of lightning at 5 30 this morning struck the chimney of Peter Hannigan's house at the corner of Winona and Second streets. It tore plaster from rooms, stunned and deafened Mr Hannigan, damaged door frames and casings, and filled the home with sulphur fumes. Estimated repair cost is 75 dollars. Last year the barn was damaged by lightning.
Story recounts Sharpers swindling Osbourne and Rogers stables for rigs and money near Lyle, with chase by the sheriff for two suspects J H Henderson and OC A Howard. The incident includes a farm sale attempt, a satchel of money, and Osborne and Rogers planning to transfer papers while a livery crowd watches. Also promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and Dr White's Electric Comb ads.
A compact quotation piece urges persistence in growth and voice. It emphasizes that a single action or word does not define progress and encourages continual effort, speech, and development to reach fuller identity and impact. The message maps to personal growth through ongoing steps.
Advertisement notes ready for occupancy ranches in North Dakota and thousands of acres of wild land for farming or grazing priced from $1.50 to $5.00 per acre. Address Cuns F Evois Mandan ND.
The ad notes spring sickness as a seasonable malady and promises Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound will purify blood, strengthen nerves, and restore energy. Sold by Malloy Bros.
This piece lists practical tips for minor injuries and skin irritations from outdoors. It advises ammonia for mosquito bites, salt water for poison ivy, sugar or lead early on for swelling, plaintain for hornet stings, and hot water followed by arnica or witch hazel for sprains and bruises, with wormwood as a last resort.
The piece notes that new pest species continually arise as plants enter cultivation, suggesting creation continues in Eden’s garden. It stresses entomology's rising role in addressing pest threats and its importance to future welfare and prosperity.
An advertisement promotes Dr White's Electric Comb to keep natural hair into old age, claiming it cures dan druff and hair failing where others fail. It is sold with a written guarantee in ladies and gents sizes, priced around 30 to 50 cents, via D N Rosa general manager in Decatur Lil.
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