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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1908

Page

3

Local Notes Narrate Weather Ills and Community Happenings

Cloudy tonight with showers probable, warmer tomorrow. Olaf Nicholson children ill with whooping cough. Mrs. John Anderson of Clear Lake guests of Mrs. RK. Gamble. Misa Hannah Enochsen back from Wells visit. James Rochford to start cement works in Mitchell Iowa. Lila Monahan to Stuttgart Arkansas to teach next week. Community life includes auctions, travel, weddings, and city council business.

Olaf Nicholson John Anderson Clear Lake RK. Gamble Misa Hannah Enochsen Wells James Rochford Mitchell Iowa Lila Monahan Stuttgart Ark James Schrader Lansing Avenue A. N. Kinsman Nels A. Jensen Slaven’s Addition Austin Breckenridge Great Northern Railway L. N. McWhorter Franklin Minneapolis

Minnesota Man Fatally Scalded in Packing Plant Vad

FaribaultMinn Oct 2 Henry Huehl a packing plant worker fell into a vat of boiling water and was fatally scalded. He died at the scene and authorities investigated the incident.

Minnesota Faribault, Minn Henry Huehl

Austin Opens First Cement Block House on East Bridge Street

Three work crews began construction today on a cement block cottage 24 by 36 feet by Thomas Rochford on east Bridge street, site of the former Smith & Peck egg business. Local residents send greetings as others travel for visits and health updates.

Louie Reinartz Austin Thomas Rochford East Bridge Street Smith & Peck L. H. Grau Margaret Dundas Mary Laurie St. Joe Missouri Mamie Anna Sauer Lanesboro

Vagrancy Charge Leads to Thirty Days Jail for Erickson

In Justice Ranney's court Chas Erickson appeared on a vagrancy charge and received a thirty day county jail sentence on bread and water. W E Clark, described as drunk, paid a ten dollar fine.

Chas. Erickson

Little Rosalee Weiss Celebrates Third Birthday Party

Rosalee Weiss marked her third birthday with a party for ten children on Thursday. Mrs. Orris Hayes hosted a ten o'clock breakfast at her home Wednesday to honor Mrs. E Doane.

Rosalee Weiss

W R C Aid Society Meeting At Mrs Harpman Home

The W R C Aid Society met with Mrs John Harpman on Thursday in a gathering of 60. Thirteen old soldiers and twelve lady friends served as guests of honor. A bounteous supper was provided by hostesses Mrs Harpman Mrs Owen Peck Mrs J M Greenman and Mrs O J Simmons as the afternoon concluded.

W. R. C. Aid Society John Harpman Harpman Owen Peck J. M. Greenman O. J. Simmons

Mrs. Chase Hosts Tin and Granite Shower for Anniversary

A small neighborhood party was held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Chase to honor her tenth wedding anniversary. About fifteen ladies attended and presented a shower of tin and granite ware items. The event was reported as thoroughly pleasant.

Fred Chase

Wall street tips moral from a seasoned observer

A veteran Wall Street advocate warns that stock tips are largely guesswork or invention. He recounts a tale of a manipulator who profited by confidential hints and notes the harm to unsuspecting parishioners, concluding that tips should be buried in the backyard and forgotten.

Wall Street Fifth Avenue Pacific ‘Mail Cleveland

Camping trip reminiscence in Chicago News

Rodrick asks about camping and cooking under the stars. Van Albert replies he has never enjoyed a camping trip. The exchange reflects a casual American dialogue reported by Chicago News.

Rodrick van Albert Chicago News

Wealth not held by few says Census chief

Chief Statistician L G Powers argues in the American Journal of Sociology that national wealth is not concentrated in a small elite. He contends either census figures are too low or millionaire wealth is overstated, noting no evidence that the few own a disproportionate share.

Census Bureau United States L G. Powers Washington American Journal of Speciology University of Chicago Press Powers America

Taft Sets Out Plan To Endorse Roosevelt Policies

A Taft declaration promises to devote his abilities to constructive work with Congress to clinch Roosevelt era policies if elected. He emphasizes support for Roosevelt’s program and pledges active pursuit of legislative means to solidify those policies.

William H. Taft Roosevelt Congress

Taft Impresses With Thoughtful Speeches

Bryan remains clever and engaging as ever though perhaps superficial. Milwaukee Wisconsin.

Taft Bryan Milwauke Wisconsin

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