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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
3
A.N. Kinsman travels to St Paul while Mrs. Carl Lyck and Mrs. Hara visit Austin. John Scott Dr W E K Sloane and the Fountain couple attend city activities. The Congregational Bazaar features doughnut demos, savoy rice booth, and Hershey style treats. Granular items describe dances, auctions, and upcoming theater at the Auditorium.
Herbert Warfield sprained ankle and Art Beers returns home. S M line conductor shifts move candactors Roor Clay Olsen from Austin to Wessington Springs and leave Thomas Kingsley Murphy Weldon from LaCrosse to Austin. Sunday layover set in Austin likely prompting Conductor Olson of Jackson and Conductor Reo of Wells to relocate. Waterman pair return to Ottumwa after visit. Mrs Rev Smith and Mrs W F Clay travel from Minneapolis. Geo Mielke of Dexter in town yesterday.
August Curtie appeared before Justice Fairbin on a November 10 assault charge threatening Gertrude Stillwell and Geo Stillwell. He was held on $1000 bond and fined $1180, with jail time until bond is posted.
The Baptist Mission Circle met with Mrs O L Gibbons. Members viewed the Island World of the Pacific with map exercises and a paper by Mrs Adelaide Dennison. Flora of the inlands served as the role call topic. Devotionals on the Necessity for Mission Work were led by Vice President Mrs C H Gibbons.
At a Wednesday evening session of the Progressive League, officers were elected. President R R Murphy was chosen, with vice president A 8 Albertson Lecy, secretary treasurer F H Mitchell, and George Hirsh as treasurer.
TON OUT presents A Call to Arms a vivid wartime drama drawn from actual events of the Russian Japan war including Tokio street scenes battle aboard a naval vessel and comic pictures Admission 10c children 5c. A clean refined entertainment for 616 family.
Thanksgiving brought social visits and family gatherings across Moscow and nearby areas. Notables include Miss Margaret Morgan returning from Adame Mower Co, Alfred Overlie coming home from Rush City, and several Austin visitors. Local events featured a Moscow hall dance, church society meeting, and multiple Thanksgiving meals with families such as the Registers and Buchanans.
Saturday count lists numerous individuals and sums from a Plano event. Names include Rosella Arndt Theresa Anderson Melba Keating Elizabeth Beattie Gertrude Watt Margaret Kenevan Nan St Ledger Dorthea Evison Lala Stimson Duntee Nettiebelle Robinson May Fairbanks Florence Cross Elsie Smith Margaret Gulien Edith Morris Nellie McCormick Lena Gulf Blanche Newman Hazel Tollifson Margeret Becke Summer School Lois Gibbons Mab Tompkins Vera Furtney Carrie Hailey Frances Dugen Lincoln School Hezel Mady Erma Tucker Kathryn Bertram and others with totals such as 18 042 10 934 14 097 12 397 3 484 26 249 45 827 34 867 14 099 23 780 145 392 321 494 30 364 17 857 17 957 5Est 35 701 167 264 4 517 8303.
One hundred dollars reward for a case of catarh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse the firm Walding Kinnan Marvin as honorable and capable. Cure is taken internally and testim... offer includes free samples and price five dollars per bottle with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Advertises bargains on houses across the city with payment by bank checks or certificates of deposit. Promoter JOHN FAIP BANKS invites buyers to visit and purchase immediately.
For new Daily Herald subscribers, 3 months unlock 1,000 votes while Weekly Herald offers 1,000 votes for a year. Each dollar paid on subscription yields 700 votes and each dollar of advertising buys 100 votes.
Louis Rhead in Recreation describes theGreat Heron stalking by dusk and spearing fish with a swift lance like bill. The bird waits motionless for long stretches then strikes with precision swallowing prey head first. Hornaday’s Natural History notes silent stalking and range for small fish, but Rhead cites expert authority that larger trout up to two pounds are stabbed and hole made in back to insert the thumb.
A St Louis Republic item explains that any four consecutive numbers multiply to a product divisible by 24 unless one value is a multiple of 24. It notes a similar fact for five consecutive numbers, whose product is divisible by 120 unless a number is a multiple of 120.
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