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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1900
Page
7
Elise exhibits photostatic art in Austin at the Austin Furniture Co. and Cath scene, praised as finest specimen of its kind. Local notes mention people like Malloy Bros and others in town. various city visitors and social chatter fill the column with brief updates.
Chief Galt identifies and captures A V Schmidt a released hobo with a tattooed arm after a $50 reward circular leads to his recapture. Schmidt had burgled in Minneapolis and escaped parole while evading authorities since February 9, with sheriff Johnson handling the reward as the case concludes.
A local urging readers to vote yes on license renewal to curb the rum nuisance, restore city revenue, and fix aldermanic missteps. The piece argues no license supporters must mobilize to prevent a turnout drop and protect the city’s finances.
Special business will come before the lodge at the next regular meeting on March 9 requiring every member's attention. A social will follow with card games and prizes for best and poorest players.
Conductor Ed Parker came home at noon after visiting friends in La Crosse. Mr and Mrs Clark Franklin left today for La Crosse to establish their future home.
Telegrams from Fremont and surrounding areas report extensive flood damage in Northern Ohio. The Sandusky River overflowed, submerging the town’s lower portions as cellars flood and factories halt operations.
On Wednesday evening Charles Cressey entertained the Order of Pocahontas at his father’s home. He is noted as a fine host, drawing a large attendance of the dusky maidens and an equal number of braves for a royal good time that ended around eleven.
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