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The notice lists subscription rates and sworn circulation figures for the publication. It shows 1197 as a key metric and references rate plans or terms for readers.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1908
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates and sworn circulation figures for the publication. It shows 1197 as a key metric and references rate plans or terms for readers.
A fragmentary line from a December issue hints at a local interest fusion with a dark note about a youth felled by “painter's colic” and a vivid image of a half submerged brick in a pond. The texture suggests a magazine caption or poem excerpt.
An Austin woman called the man’s residence more of a home than a house, complimenting the dwelling of the local professional.
Beatty the contractor claims our list of improvements valued at over 430000 was understated by about 50000, noting that much was spent on new houses additions barns and other improvements. Local hunters at Rice Lake report that Friday brought an influx of ducks over one hundred thousand as ponds froze and ducks settled on the lake.
Rochester notes the Twin City dailies barely influenced the governor race as their shifting stance did not sway any votes. An editorial in the Minneapolis Tribune quotes a harsh claim about the governor's past embezzlement sentence and pardon.
From six to seven this morning the eastern sky glowed with vivid colors as Venus shimmered through morning mist. The Bandler brothers, Austin natives and local lawyers, return home to establish a permanent office after studies at the high school and state university and practice elsewhere.
A man returning home heard gnawing from a package on his table. He opened it to find a woven wire hair accessory wrapped tightly, springing open like a steel trap and frightening him. He concluded the rat had been caught.
A local businessman notes Austin’s shift from a familiar city to one filled with strangers. He observes more transit customers and changing storefronts as merchants move from door signs to broader newspaper advertising. The town is undergoing a clear business driven transformation.
October 1908 library activity shows total circulation 1775 with 1175 issued to adults and 600 to children. The report notes 27 days open for circulation and a daily average presence across adult and children's reading rooms plus a total attendance tally. Flora C. Conner signs as Librarian.
The December Metropolitan Magazine features The Real Panama and Its People, a careful study of Panama and its inhabitants and the conditions faced by engineers. The article is a valuable contribution to understanding a misrepresented region.
On Wednesday November 18 R. L. Dutcher starts delivering milk to any part of the city. The milk comes from Plain Vein Dairy and can be ordered by calling 34 J 3 Interstate.
We thank friends and neighbors and especially our railroad friends for the kindness shown during our recent sorrow. The grateful family acknowledges the support and condolences received from the community.
A Minnesota reader from Austin praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble relief. Mrs. M. Russell of 607 West Oakland Avenue credits the remedy with reducing back pain and dizziness after two years of illness. She bought the pills at C A Pooler's drug store and urges others to use Doan's, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole US agent.
Mary J Comstock Van Blarcum died in Rochester after an abdominal operation. Born Antwerp New York December 31 1833 she moved to Mankato in 1853 with her brothers and sister and once faced an armed intruder in her home. Survived by daughter Mrs. Chas West of Austin and son Clare Olcott Van Blarcum of Fostoria Ohio she was a devoted church member and businesswoman who lived in Mankato until her death.
The Bijou plans a special program featuring Walton the Chinese comedian in vaudeville and Henry E. Dixey in David Garrick plus a hand colored film The Mysterious Knight. The lineup is billed as exceptionally strong refined and new for the city. Don’t miss it tonight.
A humorous dialogue portrays a sweet young woman asking why men fear proposing while a chronicle bachelor blames his anxiety on a guardian angel trying to hold him back.
A terse exchange appears from the Cleveland Plain Dealer where one speaker questions the other’s status with a sharp retort. The fragment hints at a confrontational interaction between individuals in a public record.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment for deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. Claims nine of ten cases due to catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness not cured, with free senior circulars and sales through Druggists at 75 cents plus pills for constipation.
The Eclipse Lumber Company advertises furnishing building material coal or wood to customers.
The London Saturday Review characterizes the cuckoo as morally corrupt and murderous from cradle to flight, noting its lack of memory and ethics. It contrasts the bird with thieves like jackdaws sparrows and cheekily condemns its fraternal bloodshed within the nest.
A Wide World Magazine excerpt notes in Africa husbands often purchase wives, reversing the Western charge of marrying for money. It argues the practice motivates young men to work and deters lazy youths from competing in the marriage market by valuing initiative over idleness.
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