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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
2
Dated notice lists room and other charges with several prices including 1.00 and 2.40. The fragment references Trude Ellis-Skinner as associate editor and notes subscription details or rate cards from a period newspaper.
At the courthouse Prof Boostrom congratulated Mr Carey on his nomination. A candidate celebrated a melon party until late returns showed his opponent leading by over 1100 votes. A businessman asked how the old school bell affected him, and the reply recalled childhood fatigue.
The Philadelphia North American argues that Hughes and Johnson, rival Midwest governors, deserve re election and warns against nominating either this year. It frames both as ideal leaders whose political careers would be marred by a presidential bid, urging continuity.
William A. Sunday stormed the Hammond plant’s stering room at W. B. Conkey Co. and wrecked book plates costing 3 500 after learning Herman Poole Co. of Decatur had published his sermons. He paid 3 500 for the copyright, then destroyed 4 000 already printed volumes and mats.
On a LaMonte area farm west of Lansing, Nick Ulwelling suffered severe burns to both hands and arms while fighting a blaze that burned considerable grain stacks. The fire, likely from a threshing engine, was fought with four stacks moved by a cable linked to the Ulwelling threshing outfit. Dr. C C Leck treated the injuries. grain was insured but lack of water may deny the claim.
A stream of farm teams hauls drain tile from the Austin Cement Stone and Tile company plant daily. Mr. Jules Dinsmoor bought 2006 six inch tiles with six teams hauling to his farm. Geo A Hormes & Co placed an order for three car loads of six and sixteen inch tiles as the plant struggles to keep up with demand. Farmers discuss tiling this fall.
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