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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
2
An archival single copy entry records a time frame titled Year Three Month One Month One Week. The note lists a standalone document reference without additional context or events.
The Brundin Packing Co plans a $100,000 authorized capital with about $40,000 paid in. Articles signed and sent to the secretary of state, return pending. Business to begin in November per current plans.
The St. Paul Dispatch on July 9 1908 extols Governor Johnson as an advertisement of incalculable value for Minnesota highlighting opportunity for youth brains political finesse and industrial strength. It condemns critics who doubt his fame and urges pride in his leadership as Minnesota’s foremost citizen.
A Mower County politician who lost in the primaries reflects that defeat is like a past love rejected by a red headed girl. He recalls childhood, a failed proposal, and a return visit to the old home where the red hair fades, likening political disappointment to that old romance.
The Frank McDonnell murder trial in Garner Iowa entered a jury deliberation phase late Wednesday afternoon. Key testimony came from Mrs. W L Ross who described overheard pleas and a deadly confrontation on the stair landing followed by gunfire and a forced door lock.
The Methodist County Fair offered hot waffles with coffee for 15 cents from 6 PM all evening. Herbert Benton and Guy Foster joined the Modern Woodmen lodge initiation last night at the fair’s venue.
A Red Rock farm worker turned threshing crew member was jailed in Elkton on a larceny charge after a ten year old boy loaned a bicycle without consent. He paid 7.25 in costs including 1.25 for a busted tube and 1 for other damage, plus 50 cents for barn storage in Austin.
About sixty women met at the Baptist church for a profitable mission program opening with devotion led by Mrs. Ear, readings by Miss Ebinger, and a historical sketch by Mrs. Gibbons recalling the society’s 31 years. The event featured music, talks on home missions, and a performance by young Ethel Evison, ending with officer elections led by Rev. Hazen.
A company of elders from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold meetings on Austin street corners Saturday and Sunday October 10 and 11 at 7 50 p m inviting the public to learn about the gospel. The elders travel two by two and receive no salary for their labors citing Paul’s urging to prove all things and hold fast to that which is good.
Market notes show hogs and sheep pricing with ranges from 2.40 to 5.50 per unit and varying bids. Prices indicate modest volatility across the live market segment with several weight classes reflected in the quoted figures.
Sixteen delegates from McIntyre Relief Corps No 27 attended the District Convention in Grand Meadow with representation from Red Wing LaCrosse Zumbrota Caledonia Le Roy and others. They praised royal hospitality the C F Greening home dinner at Correll House and a camp fire program with speeches and flag drill. The 1909 meeting will meet in LeRoy with officers installed including Pres Mrs Armstrong Sen Vice Mrs Herms Jun Vice Mrs Cass Fairbanks Treas Mrs Jones Chap Mrs Holland Sec Mrs Roy Conselor Mrs Sutherland. McIntyre Corps reported strong sick relief and flag donations to schools.
Lemon chocolate and custard varieties of Our-Pie preparation praised for simplicity. Each package meets Pure Food Laws and provides exact ingredients for easy pies. No expert required to bake good pies. available at grocers for 10 cents.
The Mormons seeking converts left Rochester for Austin after failing to gain traction here. They identify as members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Two were in town Wednesday seeking rooms, four more arrive Friday, and all will stay a week.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications, must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Not a quack medicine, prescribed by a top physician, a regular prescription. Two ingredients purify blood and tonify mucous linings. Send for testimonials free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Arthur Mears and Ida Slaser wed this morning at 6 30 in Helena Montana at the Catholic church. They plan to reside in Chinook Montana where Mr Mears works in a large dry goods store.
Premium list for the Methodist County Fair outlines prizes for fruits, vegetables, baked goods, and crafts with awards such as best potatoes, corn, navy beans, bread, cakes, pies, cookies, jelly, fruit, a quilt, a dressed doll, a pumpkin carving, and a prize for the best face carved in pumpkin. A free supper and exhibition ticket are offered, and all exhibits must be donated except handmade dolls.
Classified ad items seek a bright girl to sort clothes at Austin Steam Laundry and a delivery man via the Herald office. Also a note about exchanging horses for vacant lots at L. F. Snyder corner Fifth and Winona streets with afternoon calls.
Multiple brief sale notices list household furniture including a child's iron bed with mattress an oak cupboard with glass top a coal heater with oven and a large variety of domestic items. Listings specify locations on West Oakland South Main St South River St Paul St and Main St with terms cash or trade and contact details.
Cut rates on household goods to the Pacific coast and other points. Sa ae service at reduced rates. The Transfer Co., Minneapolis, iton. INSURE against fire tornado with W. W. Ranney. Call on W. W. Ranney. When ready to remodel or repair your building, The Mower County Lumber Co. offers lumber cement plaster at right prices. Eclipse Lumber Co. provides building material coal and wood.
The article notes a new display system in W. D. Kassier’s clothing store enabling easy viewing of hundreds of suits and coats. A nickel plated steel display cabinet with sliding doors and adjustable frames showcases sixty suits or thirty overcoats per section. The system aims to keep merchandise dust free and readily visible, praised as essential for proper showing. The piece smiles at the shift toward modern retail methods and mentions a free livestock exhibition at the Methodist County Fair.
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