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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1902
Page
2
A jumble of clipped lines notes Second Class mail at Austin Minnesota and a one year rate. Other items mention window seats for a coronation in Seattle and varied hunting occupations. The fragment hints at debates over spending on hair dye and related costs.
The Indianapolis News notes that Kine Epwarp could eclipse Prince Henry if his coronation occurs locally, suggesting strong public interest and potential impact on the royal event's popularity.
In a controversial stance the state rejects extending suffrage to intelligent women while advocating free voting rights for Black citizens in the South, as reported by the Atlanta Constitution.
A reader notes that ten minutes at the bank window on electric light and water paydays shows how little $200 a year captures the duties of the city treasurer. The remark underscores concerns about compensation for the post.
The text elevates Easter as the year's great religious event and compares it with Christmas. It emphasizes Eastertide and the resurrection of Christ, highlighting the promise of life after death and the joy of spiritual renewal.
The project, halted by an epizootic dulling the writer’s pen and clouding the mind, suspends biography work until Malloy’s cold remedies restore clarity and accuracy.
The Register notes Tawney helped secure Pension Commissioner Evans’s resignation. Two years ago he spoke at a G A R hall meeting and told veterans he would remove Evans at once, and may reiterate this pledge in a forthcoming talk to the old soldiers.
An Austin hostess laments a guest theft as Mme Dyas arrives to sing at the White House. She discovers a shabby cape replaced the fur wrap. The piece notes widespread or petty crime, arguing that thieves could rise higher if given chance.
A wealthy Frenchman leaves $20000 to fund a yearly dowry for two poor but respectable red haired women. Motive unclear, but the fact remains the philanthropy aims to empower women with red hair through future applications and social attention.
Mrs A B Lankine was surprised Friday evening when Ben appeared to a planned party at the Marish home attended by over a hundred church friends. An impromptu program followed and gifts were presented to Mr and Mrs Hawkins for their church service.
Mrs George Hirsh hosted a 5 o'clock luncheon Friday at her Creenwich street home. About fifty guests attended as Alexander Ivaiah greeted them, then Mrs Hirsh and her daughter welcomed the ladies before luncheon. Delicious refreshments were served and the social hour that followed proved thoroughly enjoyable.
A small Friday evening crowd at the Congregational church enjoyed a planned sociable hosted by ladies. Packagers provided ice cream and cake and shared pleasant music, with attendance aided by it being Good Friday evening.
Arthur Bacon Corbitt son of Mr and Mrs William Corbitt and Mise Mable Whalen of Osage wed in Osage Baptist Church Rev Coone officiating at 8 p m March 26 Guests from about five families attended and gifts were given. Both were Osage Seminary students and will move to the Corbitt farm in Marshall after a visit to Austin.
B F King of Dexter returns from Chicago with several horses including Dolores a chestnut mare with a 2099 trial record Ecstasy a mare 7174 three mile record Bee tray a bay registered mare and Sphinx Git a chestnut stallion noted for tall conformation and a 2204 record in public sale notes.
A rental notice invites inquiries about property described as sized and built with water access and a bar. Interested parties should contact Charles Oressay for details and arrangements.
Notice invites bids to April 4 1902 at 4 pm in Austin Minnesota for street sprinkling. Two bid forms requested one for water supply and one for providing teams tanks and wagons with city furnishing the rest.
City notices call property owners along Main Street and one block each way to attend street paving hearings. The Easter service for St Bernard Commandery and the St Barnard Templar occurs at Christ Episcopal Church on Ester Day at three p.m. All visiting Sir Knights are urged to gather at the asylum at 2:30 p.m. for processional to the church.
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