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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
3
The Union Spy film will be repeated at the Nickel theatre tonight and all week. Local notices mention Miss Hillier visiting Browns Dale and Mrs A S Jacobson visiting Rose Creek, with several other city items, arrivals, and store updates from THON’s and nearby businesses.
Jay Phillips returns from the west while J E Pearish visits Austin friends. Loretta Knutson arrives from Duluth to see relatives. The Misses Brendon of Peterson visit Tolberstson home. Mrs E Rodell Anna Sheehan and Rosie Maurek spend the day in Owatonna. Cassie Guy hosts H B Club on Brownsdale avenue. Minnie Reinartz leaves for Arnolds Park Iowa before returning to Mitchell South Dakota.
A man buys shoes for 8 dollars and pays with a counterfeit ten. The shoemaker exchanges the bill for real tens, gives 7 dollars in change, then returns 5 ones a two and 3 more to the grocer after the bill is deemed fake. The shoemaker loses 8 dollars in total.
Remodeling or repairing your building call The Mower County Lumber Co for lumber cement and plaster at competitive prices. C. E. Hesy owner invites inquiries about paint and sign work from the L. J. Yes Paint Shop located near the Henry Hansen wagon shop.
A collection of Q and A on local civic topics from Frank Cronan. Questions cover county government roles, business groups, music at events, cigar smoking, firehouse planning, public perception, and potato bug control with concise, humorous responses.
Everything in electrical supplies offered with ready estimates. Wallace Gregson, electrician, invites inquiries for house wiring and related services.
The famed tenor Brignoli sought constant flattery and once treated an applauding New York orchestra to a $500 champagne supper at the Everett House. He feared drafts and took three quarters of an hour to reach the street, pacing halls and lobby to acclimate before stepping out.
The passage explores green as a powerful color in nature and myth. It links green to Venus and Freya, Friday name days, and suggests green hues signify intellectual power among clairvoyants while associating green eyes with special consideration.
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