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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1909

Page

3

Free Timber Land Offers In Iron Belt Minnesota

An advertisement promotes free 160 acres of timber land in Minnesota and offers to place buyers on valuable claims. It also markets heavy timber and cut over land for sale and invites listings for quick sales. Includes address for buyer offices in Minneapolis and a note about Make Good business appeals. Mitsu Yu Nissi reference appears in the copy.

Iron Belt Minnesota Palace Bidg Minneapolis Minn

Austin Today News Briefs Chronicle Local Moves and Notices

D. Catherwood visits Minneapolis on business while Mrs. Geo Hormel and Mrs. A L Eberhart return from Chicago. Susan Hormel travels to Columbus to visit daughter Mrs. F E Wells. Various ads note loans, baths, architecture plans for Mason City parishes, and local entertainment. Multiple notices cover sales, rentals, transport, holidays, and community events with residents traveling or attending functions.

D. Catherwood Minneapolis Geo. A. Hormel A. L. Eberhart Chicago Susan Hormel Columbus F. E. Wells

Hatch(es) Big Brood Eagles Grow in Austin Fraternity

The Austin Eagles, Order of Eagles, report membership at 353 with a dozen more candidates awaiting degrees. Thursday night the hall was crowded for the class of 40 candidates, the work completed efficiently by the uniformed team. A banquet followed and a social extended into the early hours.

Austin Aeria, Fraterne Order of Eagies Eagles

Norways Day Celebration Planned by Sons of Norway

The Sons of Norway prepare for May 17 festivities inviting Blooming Prairie lodge as guests. A Harmonia hall program will be held in the evening followed by a banquet.

Sons of Norway Lodge Norway Blooming Prairie Lodge Harmonia Hall

Linen shower honors Miss Mary Cooper after Foresters meeting

Miss Mary Cooper received a linen shower Thursday evening after the Lady Foresters regular meeting. Miss Nellie McCormick, chief ranger, presented the gift and refreshments followed for a pleasant evening.

Mary Cooper Lady Foresters Nellie McCormick

Lineman Dies After 40-Foot Fall in St Paul

Walter McGlynn, a lineman, was killed when he fell from the top of a telephone pole at Moses street and Fairfield avenue in St Paul. A crowd of women witnessed the fall as he plunged forty feet to the ground, the death resulting from the impact.

St. Paul Walter McGlynn Moses Street Fairfield Avenue

Lathams Long Road to Being Called the Dude

Charley Comiskey recalls Arlo Latham earning the nickname “the dude” after a spring season start with the St. Louis Browns. Chris von der Ahe rewarded Latham with clothing splurges until a $100 bill prompted a tailor’s explanation, sealing Latham’s new moniker for his instant fashion and on field bravado.

Charley Comiskey Arlo Latham Dude Latham St. Louis Browns Comiskey Chris von der Ahe Arlie Chris Pal Arnie von der Ahe Artie

Curious Clifton Avon Gorge Tower Known as Cook's Folly

The London Tatler recounts a tale of Cook who, warned by a gypsy that his son would die by a serpent before twenty one, built a high tower to lock him away. A viper from a fagot lit the hearth, the boy was bitten and died, and the tower became known as Cook's Folly to this day.

Clifton Downs Avonmouth Avon Gorge London Tatler Cook Leigh Woods Cook’s Folly

The Elder That Swore Over Marble Play on Sabbath

An elder of the kirk chastises two children found playing marbles on Sunday. He declares in stern terms that children who play Sabbath marble go to hell and are burned. The boy and his sister are frightened by the harsh rebuke.

South Bend Kirk Herl

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