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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1908

Page

3

Tawney as Strong Advocate for Revision in NorthWest District

Local Herald endorses Mr. Tawney for Congress citing his pledge to pursue tariff revision and strengthen agricultural interests. It warns against electing a weaker Democrat and argues a Republican majority is needed to push tariff changes. The piece frames Tawney as best suited to represent the Northwest’s needs and urges turnout at the men’s meeting.

Gangresaman Tawney Mower County Mower Tas Qureon Republican Party Ax’ Ney Tawney Herald Taymney Congress Tingritt Sini Tawney Pirat

Local notes mix humor and weather with political banter

A collage of local gossip, weather remarks, and political chatter. Mentions Ray Johnson and Taft in Minnesota forecasts, civic humor about women in politics, and figures like Mayor Button, George Hormel, and Detective Thomas Riley amid community events and a paper drive by the Albert Ler group.

Mayor Button George Hormel Thomas Riley Salton Wold Riley Hormel

Justice Court Releases Calhoun After 30 Days In County Jail

In Geary Calhoun is freed Tuesday from a 30 day sentence on drunkenness charges after a prior appearance on the same offense. The judge’s ruling, amid cold weather, sparks talk of workhouses and harsher penalties, with Calhoun facing a brief period of confinement and reflection.

Geary Calhoun Piers Rhanks Cartly Justice Farbanks Calhoun

Lost and found items spark a local reward

The TEERALD reports ongoing lost and found notices with rewards and returns. Articles include a $20 bill in a pocketbook, a gal watch and fob, and a diamond bracelet, with several returns credited to owners like Mrs. Sarg. Rive and Mrs. Gu wril, plus notices of found items near Lane sing and J H Gilwon premises.

Pertone Anne James Galt Sarg Rive Gua Wril Mitchel Tomps “Inc Mira Zimmer A.M. Lig Kay Gilly J. H. Gilwon A. J. Vallock Lanesing

Revival Campaign Opens Sunday in Ottumwa

Sunday at Ottumwa will launch a revival next month with Willam Sunday leading a foreman to oversee the work. The effort draws professionals business and working men, with women providing dinners as a procession forms to back the tabernacle plan. The project aims to unite the church and boost revival interest beyond local politics.

Willam Ottumwa Austin |Hie Plana Oltumwa Warkad

Hospital Board Meeting approves hospital additions and equipment

The St Wal's Hospital Board met Thursday to approve the Noor operating contract, fund a Civ operating cooma project, and award a set of advanced scientific instruments. The building addition includes a new elevator improving hospital access and convenience.

St. Wal's Hospital Tlsas Civ Cooma Aden

Flood sends Fergus Falls prisoner to hospital for the insane

A flood related note describes a patient slayer of Arthur P. Camken to be gunfined in Morgue Falls hospital for the criminal insane and likely moved to Fergus Walls tonight. Testimony by Tre Wo Adam and De Henry 8. Nehon before Judge P. Brooks calls the boy weak and irresponsible amid questions of his mental state.

Tames Plax Arthur P. Camken Morgue Falls Fergus Walls Tre Adam Henry Nehon Brooks Flood Hal

Voter Eligibility Question After Moving Within District

A voter who changes residence within thirty days of moving is deemed to lose the right to vote in the former district. The General’s department official G. Louis Works states a voter cannot return to vote in the old precinct unless proof shows a genuine change of residence.

Abe Wun Ian G. Louis Athorhey General's Department

Crow and Strings Tale of Clever Fowl in Field

A fragmentary tale describes a crow that may count to three and outsmarts a farmer by tampering with a cob crop. The narrative references a crowd, a crow named Wig, and a New York setting with mentions of workers and wages, implying a broader social anecdote about cleverness and labor.

New York

Ladies of Ube Redivl Cuepe Serve Supper and Flowers

The Ladies of Ube Redivl Cuepe hosted a dinner at ACR with peppers and shell sine peppers and expected large attendance. Receipts totaled 19 dollars with donations from Mrs. AN Kinsman who provided the tables and flowers distributed to members and local charities after the supper.

Ube ACR geoRs Mra. AN. Kinsman

Hatice Archers Gather for Private Friday Event

Invil previous week, Hatice Archers held a private gathering at the innvil, inviting friends and family to a social evening. The event, occurring Friday, centered on a communal meal and small celebration with attendees from the local area.

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Markets Report Narrowly Mixed Amid Trade Activity

A brief market update shows cautious trading with modest gains for some stocks and declines for others. Analysts note thin volume and mixed guidance from corporate earnings as investors weigh upcoming economic data.

Brushed Owl Roast Stirs Odd Dinner Tale

An Outing Magazine piece recounts a curious tale of slaughtering and cooking an owl during a meal. The narrator reflects on the odd method of preparing the bird and the mixed reactions of those present, including a hesitation to eat. An Army Intelligence note follows with a list of occasions for something privileged or restricted.

Ghurlex Tie Han Lenn Eddie Wind Bird Engle Morkal Albert Bigelow Paine Outing Magazine Britiah Arniy

Fragmentary note hints at civil rights march plan

A damaged OCR fragment references a civil rights protest or march and colored community involvement. It mentions a parade or action, with unclear dates and participants, and the phrase suggests organized street activity amid social tensions.

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