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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
3
Fair weather dominates tonight and Wednesday. Local clubs meet with church groups, merchants’ association gathers, and volunteers host teas and entertainment venues. City residents visit, work, and travel as numerous notices and ads fill the page.
Spring is near and workers warn that demand will rise for panting and paper-hanging services. First come, first served applies as households seek estimates and bookings.
A sequence of political events lists city primaries for Socialists on March 23 and Republican on March 27, Democratic on March 28. county conventions for Republicans on April 7 and 8. Republican congressional and county activities on April 15 and 16. Republican state convention in Minneapolis on April 16. and the Republican national convention in Chicago on June 16.
February statistics for Carnegie Public Library show adult and children registrations, circulation totals, and daily averages. Flora C. Conner, Librarian, notes totals by category and accessions by purchase for adults and children.
Mrs. W F Clay traveled to the cities this morning. Bennie Orr and Arnold Hogan are among East Side residents reported with measles. Joe Graf has left for Decorah to take a baggageman post with the Milwaukee Road. The G I A to B of L E will hold a regular meeting tonight to elect delegates to the convention.
Austin Steam Laundry announces a new steam cleaning and dry cleaning and pressing department with a guarantee of good work. Local customers are invited to try the expanded services.
Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas spoke for over two hours against the Aldrich currency measure drawing applause from supporters and opponents alike. The Senate debated the Frye bill on canal supply transport by American vessels and paid tribute to the late Representative Adolph Meyer of Louisiana with adjournments in his memory.
Denver report says C L Jackson formerly Iowa Republican state central committee chairman, recently arrived from Sioux City, was struck by an automobile with Police Sergeant Joseph McIntire riding to a fire alarm. He has internal injuries and may die. evidence on him links to his political prominence.
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local means. It offers a $100 reward for any case of deafness from catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Ed Schiewek, proprietor of the largest ladies tailoring establishment in the country, invites all ladies to have suits made to measure for a perfect fit. He assures no higher cost and in some cases savings versus ready made garments.
After an eight day stay in Callao Peru the American torpedo flotilla left for Panama. Lieutenant H. J. Cone commanded the flotilla and conducted maneuvers for the crew and guests before the ships steamed north for a 1500 knot run. The destroyers left Callao in better condition than when they arrived and no men were left behind.
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