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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1902
Page
1
A garbled column mixs together weather musings and history of St Patrick with playful asides on trust, politics, and gobbledygook about Penough, North Dakota, and post offices. It riffles through names like Mark Twain and Tuvalu while musing on saints, snakes, and a wish for St Patrick to tame disorderly times.
Araury Hall hosts the EleS charity ball by the Bika Oberily 11 with a big crowd expected. Tickets sold at the door as music and festivity illuminate the evening. Proceeds go to food relief for next winter, and the event highlights community effort during Lent. A farmer profile extols a purebred candidate supporting livestock education and Lib et university ideals, praising thrift, feeding inputs, and a well kept estate.
A chaotic local report covers village elections, new town officers, road work plans, and civic concerns. It notes the election of council president J A B Steptacy and officers RT Markham FO Garbisch Geo Ziemer L 8 Chopman FJ Hill JE Erickson A T Kezar, and details road grader purchases, lumber shipments from Minneapolis, and weather impacts on events.
Probate items list appointments and administrations including Jobo Metteon estate of Chna Olson and Mary Kicckner as administrator of John Trockner. Dramatic notes describe Iula Pomeroy returning to lead in Goon Hol tow with a large cast and praised scenery. hospital details and boarding house notes add local color to the page.
A fragment notes a social event with Ciob and Robestaon attendees, a Mariad Smith building motif, and a cake. The Rev O L Statlary, Dean of the Cathedral, will give a talk at the Lantern Lectures tonight at 7 45, described as interesting and polished.
Mise Bernice Gligpin Sundsyed with Mr Jarvin leaves Nobles county for pineries. Harman Myer plowing altered plan. John Frensen on vacation to New Lisbon. George Miller to take his job. Mise Lydis Baumgartner quilting. Chas Baumgartner's son ill but now well. Henry Matter to build a new dwelling next summer. Lana Zilmer dreammaking for Stra Beneke and O Faber, then Bre Obes Baumgartner. Georga Miller at Lamiston with B Beyer summer work. Fred Demmos auctioned Monday. Mr Dominoo to move to Oklahoma this week. We feel sorry as he leaves. ringing bell soon.
Washington reports insular division prepared publication from the regular monthly bulletin on Philippines commerce for eight months ending August 31, 1901. Imports total 19,618,696 vs 14,580,467 prior year. exports 16,986,405 vs 16,925,018. Import rise 35 percent, exports up 6 percent. US imports excluding gold and silver rise 84 percent to 2,170,080. exports 1,260,057 a slight 1901 gain. Agricultural imports 10,346,605. exports include 1,709,169 manufactured goods. overall gains in 1901.
An OCR fragment advertises Uulototes with a provocative offer and a terse slogan. It references Scott & Downe and the address 49 Paarl Meer, New York, suggesting a sales pitch or promotional material from a defunct or misread business.
Fort Sill Oklahoma March 17 Ceroni mo the Apache Indian elel has oft ened Washington authorities to be released from captivity. For fourteen years Geronimo has been a military prisoner at Fort Sill now age 9 he has signified his wish to become a citizen. General Frank Acmetrong recommends he be freed and made a citizen. Geronimo has lived largely free for years since removal from Florida Everglades to Fort Sill barracks. Under constant surveillance he tends a small farm and receives 35 dollars a month as a government feed. With Geronimo are 298 Apaches, a remnant of the Chiricahuas, likely to be released.
Government forces in Colon Colombia guard all approaches with embankments and checkpoints. About 200 to 260 troops man the railroad line amid ongoing operations. Food supplies like beef, vegetables, and oats are scarce as Panama relies on distant shipments via Carthage and Cotan.
James Harris of West Duluth awoke to a blow on the head from his wife who used a monkey wrench in an attack. The incident occurred as he woke, and the assailant had previously suffered from a brain tumor. She then attempted suicide with a race but only caused minor injuries.
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