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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
2
A brief, fragmented OCR item from the Austin Daily Herald appears to list durations for a subscription or notice period. The readable bits mention one year and three months with stray, unclear letters suggesting pricing or cadence. No clear names, places, or events are identifiable.
Gertrude Skinner, publisher and associate editor, is listed as sworn circulation official for the publication. The notice highlights Skinner's role within the publishing team and confirms her position and credentials.
A May column mixes political chatter about Hoch and Shallenberger possibly visiting for an opening day, a baby bitten by rats in a carriage, looming road destruction by farmers, Lemmon South Dakota Fourth of July plans, and praise for a Ladies Quartet at a Presbyterian church, with local reactions and commentary.
Entertainment Tuesday was held as a church fundraiser, pleasing attendees who enjoyed free performances. The piece argues listeners should not pay to hear singing in a church when the goal is to support the congregation.
Michael McDermott foreman of the city teaming crew collapsed with a stroke near his Garfield street home Tuesday night. He was found unconscious, paralyzed on the right side and semi conscious. Doctors considered his condition critical by noon today.
Anxious residents of Austin await word on Mayor Sutton who lies near death at General hospital in Omaha. Officer William Hinman received a 1036 a.m. message from Dr Allen reporting the struggle was nearly over at times and the case was less grave this morning.
The Ladies Quartet performed a delightful program Tuesday night with strong singing and hearty applause. Assisting were Mrs Bella Todd in a character sketch Mr Tia Smh Decker and Miss Margaret Zender with a solo. fern-decorated platform. attendance wished for greater turnout.
The Eagles baseball squad received new grey uniforms with F. O. FE on the breast and red stockings caps and belts. Players sported broad smiles as they prepared to debut the outfits in a planned Monday game against Rose Creek, though dates were tentative.
Mrs James C Adams died at St Olafs hospital Tuesday after a lengthy illness. Born Nettie Belle Rice in May 1873 near Austin she wed James C Adams December 25 1890 and lived here since. Survived by husband two sons Harry 16 Russell , father W Rice two sisters and two brothers. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from house corner Fifth and Lindale and 230 PM at Methodist church with burial in Oakwood. Also a rental listing for an eight room house at 20 per month at Alleghany and Kenwood.
Students react with smiles when Miss Sherwood warns of a man selling encyclopedias in the hall. The week shifts from penmanship to music as Dr. Gulick, health educator of New York City, is awaited. Mrs. Manchester visits from Minneapolis praising student and instructor enthusiasm. Lydia E Pinkham's remedy extolled for female ills with thirty years of success.
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