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The Austin Daily Herald lists its establishment date and staff credits. It notes postal class matter and provides subscription rates with pricing details likely listed for yearly and monthly plans.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
2
The Austin Daily Herald lists its establishment date and staff credits. It notes postal class matter and provides subscription rates with pricing details likely listed for yearly and monthly plans.
A collage of short items from Red Wing and nearby includes a five year gain under 600 and a farmer's motion about picnic dates. Uncle Sam’s weather men predict a dry July amid two storms. Elks schedule a picnic between showers and a gag about a Hicks on the managing board.
Albert Lea Standard notes the Chautauqua festival should bring joy to all and extend benefits to Austin neighbors. A comment calls weather forecasts unreliable noting today’s fair day is the only promise since Sunday.
Owatonna reports arrests and a pending agreement to test the issue in court with the aim of securing a supreme court ruling on the Sunday baseball question.
The article notes Gov Folk's stance on law obedience, cites Owatonna and Austin population estimates, and reports Pennsylvania railroad banning colored blood and thunder fiction aboard trains. It lists nicknames for local newsboys and warns of a local criminal class in Austin as winter approaches.
The letter laments thefts from cemeteries and rose gardens with greenhouse plants pulled by roots and shrubs torn up. Authors condemn the culprits as mean, hoping they are caught and learn respect for others’ rights.
The July and August schedule shows Congregational Church supply on July 2 and July 30, Methodist services July 9 and August 13 led by Rev. R E Sayles and Rev. Thomas M Cornelison, Baptist pews July 16 and August 27, Presbyterian July 23 and August 6 led by Rev. G W Lutz and Rev. R E Sayles, with an open date to be announced August 27.
One fare plus fifty cents to St Paul and return via Chicago Great Western railway. Tickets on sale July 1 to 5 inclusive. Good returning for thirty days with option to extend thirty days. For information apply to any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A St Paul Minnesota.
Union Pacific will operate special trains from Omaha to Denver on July 3 and 4 for the International Epworth League Convention. Departure from Omaha at 11 55 p m and arrival in Denver at 4 p m the next day. Trains include Tourist and Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. Round trip tickets are 15 00 from Omaha. Inquiries to H F Carter T P A Omaha Nebr.
Thursday turned ideal for a park outing as three hundred picnickers joined the Elks. Tichy's band provided music while lemonade and coffee were enjoyed. The crowd praised the arrangements and found the day in the woods pleasant and memorable.
The piece describes Aztalan in Wisconsin as a remarkable brick walled mound site on Crayfish River near Lake Mills. It notes 17 acres enclosed by walls 700 feet on the flanks and 1,500 feet long, with mounds inside and along a higher bluff. Theories about its purpose remain debated, with protection from beasts favored over defense against people. Bricklets of irregular shape, made from local glacial clay, form the standout art of the site, unlike other mound monuments.
Orison Swett Marden argues success follows an atmosphere of success not failure. A man must graft himself into a law mindset and banish doubt, otherwise consistent pessimism sabotages achievement.
A collection of blunt maxims on initiative politeness and self awareness. Advice covers pursuing opportunity avoiding boring self praise careful letter reading and cautious handling of coded notes. The Atchison Globe quotes warn against yielding to fainting as a manipulative tactic in marriage and arguments.
The notice lists promotions including No 1 can corn per can, beat bulk starch, 75 good hardwood clothes pins, and 10¢ size package raisins with bulk raisins noted.
A London Chronicle note argues for a post meal nap as a health aid. It explains digestion diverts blood from the brain causing drowsiness and reduced mental work quality, and recommends a ten to fifteen minute rest followed by tea or coffee to aid digestion and restore alertness.
A compact collection of dented maxims and moral quips is presented in a playful tone. The verses juxtapose caution, ambition, honesty, and social prudence with wary humor, hinting at human folly and earned wisdom across familiar adages.
An old negro preacher at Excelsior Springs declares that many women come to church to see every hat except the one the Lord passes over to test their souls.
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers one fare plus 50 cents for a round trip to any part of the line. For details contact any Great Western agent or J. P. Elmer, G P A, St. Paul, Minnesota.
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining. It asserts catarrh causes nine of ten cases and promises $100 for any deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars offered from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Household Pills for constipation.
Portland will be open continuously from June 1 to October 15 1905 for the Lewis and Clark Exposition. The Union Pacific short line offers a 200 mile Columbia River route to Portland and the Northwest with a return via California. Inquiries may be made to H F Carter T P A Omaha Nebraska.
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