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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1902
Page
2
Memorial Day calls us to remember fallen soldiers and honor their sacrifice. It speaks to sacred duty, gratitude, and the enduring ideals they defended, urging reverence over sport and celebration as citizens reflect on history and bravery.
Cecil Freeman presents the salutary oration as part of the Commencement exercises according to the Register. The address underscores achievements and future responsibilities for graduates in a formal tone.
Cupid’s frequent visits to the Herald office have prompted speculation about who will be targeted next by the legendary “tiny shaft” in this lighthearted local note.
City officials hope businesses close 9:30 to 1 tomorrow while some merchants already keep doors open on holidays. The boycott is praised as a useful tactic by proponents.
An animal trainer was killed by an enraged elephant during a Forepaugh and Sells circus act. The exact cause remains unclear whether the animal’s aggression was triggered by the beer glass or its emptiness.
A carpet fragment from the U S House floor in Washington yielded several million germs with influenza predominating and specimens of most known germs. The piece notes cleansing methods fail against political germs and jokes about bees infesting the place.
Obas Ferris plus Meesie Speare and Varvey win the twin cities professional billiard championship in a three cornered balk line event. Oberney, Austin native and W.H. Horrobin nephew, noted among supporters with 6 friends in the city. Final score shows 3 wins and 1 loss with total 115 points, high run 77, high average 10 1 7.
In a large graduating class at Winona this year several Mower County teachers-to-be are named. Marie Brown of Le Roy and Rosanna Duffy Francis Gilbertson Elisabeth Kelly May Agness Kenevan Ursula Killeen Esther Weguson all of Austin graduate in Advanced Course. Hilda Qualee of Adams completes Elementary Course.
O. F. went on a business trip to Osage today and plans to return tomorrow.
A fragmentary school notice highlights students completing their yearly assignments and the closing of term activities at the grammar school.
At a packed high school hall on a Wednesday evening the Class of 1906 celebrated with a grade graduation program. The event featured music from the high school orchestra, recitations, scenes from Julius Caesar, a village gossip recitation, a dumbbell drill, and a presentation of certificates by Supt. Nelson. Many students were praised for their performances, and a supper prepared by the Ladies Aid accompanied the celebration. Mr. and Mrs. George Buchanan were honored guests as they prepare to move to Idaho.
The Opera House hosts a 1902 class program including Schridle's Orchestra, salutatory and valedictory orations by Margaret Quinn and Ada Tolbert, music by Effie Kinney Fay Rayman, and student performers Maud Edgerton Kate Todd and others.
Ladies urged to place cherry orders now at the Main Street Fruit Store before June 10. Delays last year left many disappointed as demand outpaced supply this season.
The artist Mics Hormel displays several feces of her latest work in burnt wood at Creely’s Furniture window. Classes begin for study and participation by calling Studio 310 St Paul Street. Materials available at the studio. phone 161.
Property listing describes a 50 by 150 foot lot with 20 foot rear alley on Lansing Avenue next to Dr H. The site features a cement walk and sewer, touted as the handsomest spot in the city. Asking price is $1000 with sale noted for January 1st. Also notes a new cutter for sale or trade and sign off by Gene Buchanan of Austin Lumber and Fuel Co.
John Mattison of Adams traveled to Austin for a brief visit and was photographed during a city street scene. He declined further comment about his plans in the Texas capital.
The First Division under Maj. F B Wood and sub divisions arrange a march from G A R Hall through St Paul Street Main Street Water Street to City Park with a 9 15 am lineup and 2 pm grave decorations at Oakwood and Catholic Cemeteries. Travelers' Protective Association announces Portland meetings June 3 7 and June 10 20 with Chicago Great Western offering May 27 to June 1 excursion tickets at 47 50 round trip valid 60 days from sale date.
The Main Stoet Fruit Store expects a cherry shipment about June 10. Ladies are urged to place orders promptly and customers are advised to order now if they want cherries.
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