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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1902
Page
2
A report notes Tuer enjoyed stew at the Fox Hotel and suggests famine fears may not be as severe as seen. It also warns Canans could lose faith if the beet sugar trust prevails, highlighting a conflict between rival trusts.
A terse Minnesota proverb notes the state’s persistence in weather. If winter misses the cold, spring will deliver it, reminding residents that the climate returns with stubborn punctuality.
A humorous note describes the weather emulating St Patrick's Day by driving out any lingering snakes.
Report notes that only two men reacted with apparent insanity during Prince Henry's visit, while others remained calm and composed. Authorities describe the incident as isolated, with no further disruptions reported.
The remark ponders how public glory may mask private insecurity, noting PaDEREWSki's envy of Kube lik's program ad as a moment of inward doubt amid outward success.
The text suggests banks challenging post offices in money order business and anticipates post offices offering saving bank departments as a result. It frames competition between financial services and postal savings options.
It wasn't necessary for North Dakota to send this recent sample of its products. We hope the rest of the weather exhibits will come from the sunny South.
The St. Louis Star recalls a cow once leaping over the moon and advises equipping air ships with a cowcatcher for similar unlikely contingencies.
Upon return from duties, Senator Sweningser organizes a commemorative banquet marking his twenty one years in office.
A writer notes the author known as Mark Twain often uses a pseudonym Clemens, questioning which is his real name. The piece remarks that few men establish a better name than the one given by their father.
A humorous meditation on St Patrick, claiming nations dispute his birthplace and noting his famed snake driving in Ireland. The writer jests that after ridding Ireland of snakes he reformed its people, then compares present-day anarchists to snakes needing a Patrickian cleansing.
A rustic speaker muses on seasons and labor, noting spring brings fishing, summer drains effort, autumn brings laziness, while winter’s cold excuses work. The piece reflects a laid back, weather influenced approach to employment and life.
A cyclone struck Piper in Bibb county destroying forty houses and damaging thirty five more. Ed Turner was killed while John Allen and his family were severely injured. The storm also damaged Gurnee Junction and Belle Ellen. Mines in the area are flooded and shut for several days.
Elks Charity ball tonight at Armory Hall draws a big crowd with tickets selling fast. The hall is adorned and music will be provided. Proceeds fund a band to aid the needy next winter after last year’s $500 charity outlay.
President W M Beardshear of Iowa Agricultural College lauds the modern farmer as a purebred, educated, efficient producer. He favors high quality livestock, value in good tools, well kept buildings, and timely communications while anticipating rural electrification and rail service.
John Mettson appointed administrator of Chas Olson estate in Marshall. Final settlement for Raute Olson estate in Marshal. Decrees on land descent for Henry Oeon and Lonavisa Olson of Marshal. Mary Klockner named administrator of John Klockner estate in Adame. Jas R Martin licensed to sell lands of Chee D Martin. Petition filed to appoint John Meyer guardian for Peter Majerus.
Popular actress Iola Pomeroy turns from vaudeville to return to her first love. She will headline the leading character in Queen Hollow tomorrow night. The production features a handsome scenic presentation, no house scenery, strong supporting cast, a male quartet of vocalists, and a lively plantation dance troupe.
The hospital is praised as a good place for strangers to go. Guests receive attentive care and lack for nothing. Invalids depart with real regret, having made lasting friendships with doctors and nurses.
The None Such Cinque met with Mr and Mrs John Robertson Saturday evening for a delightful gathering. Anegrame provided entertainment. Miss Marian Smith led in word building as ice cream and cake were served.
The Rev. L. Slattery, Dean of the Cathedral, will deliver the fifth Lenten Lecture at Christ Church this evening at 7 45. Slattery is described as a most interesting and polished writer with equally strong speaking powers and is extended an invitation to attend.
John Greenwaldt traveled to Crow Wings county last week to assess a potential white purchase. The village festival was poorly attended due to weather. The winter term of the village echoose closed Friday and the annual election elected several officers including President J A Stephan and Treasurer J F Ziemer.
Residents report small town events and comings goings. Bernice Chapin spent Sunday with her uncle Jarvis while Lewis Budah returned from Wisconsin to Mayville. George Miller coaches work for H Meyer and others prepare summer projects as Dommon plans move to Oklahoma. Wedding bells are near.
Insular division of the War Department releases a Philippines trade extract comparing eight months to August 1901 with 1900. Total imports reach 19.6 million, exports 16.9 million, with notable rises in U S imports, foodstuffs, and manufactured goods. Agricultural and mining products also rise.
Unknown fragment mentions SCOTT & BOWNE at 49 Pearl Street New York and hints at sending a small item or sample for trial.
Apache chief Geronimo petitioned Washington for release from captivity after fourteen years as a military prisoner at Fort Sill. At eighty, he asks to become a citizen while living under supervision with a small farm and a $35 monthly government scout stipend. About 298 Chiricahua Apache remain with him.
In Colon Colombia on March 17 authorities guard all approaches with small detachments and patrols along the rail line. Embankments are built at central points as 200 to 300 troops move about. Supplies grow scarce in Panama with limited coastal ship traffic. beef and provisions come via Cartagena through Colon.
James Harris of West Duluth awoke to a blow on the head from his wife Mrs Barris who had brain tumor. She then tried to cut her own throat with a razor but merely caused a minor gash before the incident ended.
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