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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1906
Page
2
John H. Skinner editor and professor leads the Austin Daily Herald with staff Ellis-Skinner listed as Associated.
An Episcopal minister argues amid revival fervor that dancing has no intrinsic moral value but condemns certain forms and ballrooms. He says private dancing at a hosted gathering is acceptable in moderation, provided it ends long before morning and does not dominate the visit.
The orchid family comprises 6 000 to 7 000 species with a unique column uniting stamens and pistils. Most orchids inhabit tropical, hot humid regions while few reach temperate zones. tropical types often grow on trees though some temperate forms grow in soil.
The Wabash offers homeseekers excursion tickets from Chicago to Texas principal points at 25 dollars for round trip. If interested, send your objective point to receive printed material with itinerary including times. Contact F. H. Tretrom AGP A 97 Adams Street Chicago.
The Wabash now operates through sleeping car service from Chicago to Hot Springs Arkansas leaving Chicago at 11 30 a m and arriving in Hot Springs the next morning at 8 o clock. Write for illustrated matter FH Tristram AGPA 7 Adams Street Chicago.
Sam Thomson and Fred Decker hosted twenty three youths at the C H Decker residence. Illustrated songs and guessing contests entertained the group. Everett Banfield won first in the former contest and Willie Sweningsen second. Games and music filled the evening with light refreshments served around ten.
Mass at 8 and 10 30. evening service 7 30. Rev J Budiong rector. Morning prayer and sermon 10 30. Sunday School at noon. Evening prayer and sermon 7 30. Mews meeting at Kik's Hall tomorrow afternoon addressed by F Attwood on Naaman the Syrian. A collection for Mr Attwood.
Supt. Prof. F. A. Heilman leads Sunday School at 10 30 every week on the corner of Oakland and Geenwich. All are cordially invited to attend the weekly gathering and break bread together.
Jegs C. Roseland pastor conducts morning and evening services in English. Morning topic Messiah the Prince, evening topic Jesus the King. Sunday school at 12 m. Lautner League at 6 30. Bible Class from 12 to 1 pm conducted by the pastor.
At Hirsh's Auditorium minister Will E. Sloane preaches morning at 10 30 on Ephphatha and offers an evening service at 30 p m with Prodigal Sons and Daughters. A stereoptican illustrated song follows the sermon. He resides at 128 West Maple Street and both phones are listed.
Regular services at 10 30 a m with Sabbath school for children at 11 45 a m. Wednesday evening Testimony meeting at 8 o clock. Everyone is cordially invited to attend any or all services.
Morning service at 10 30 with Sunday School at noon led by F P McBride superintendent. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 on The Life of Christ seven words. Evening service at 7 30 with Yougsre invited to worship. Pastored by F E Knopf located at St Paul and Mill streets.
R Edward Sayies, pastor at St Paul and Oakland, will lead morning services with biographical sermons on Moses. In the evening Attwood the Blind Optimist, who spoke Monday, will preach God's Lamb. Sunday School at 12 and BYP U at 6:30. strangers and friends invited.
Pastor G W Lutz, 3008 Chatham Street, invites all to 9:30 class meeting and 10:30 morning worship with sermon on The Glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ. Reception of new members, Sunday School at 3, Junior League at 6:30, Epworth League at 7:30, evening service follows. Official Board meets Monday 8 pm. Prayer at G A R hall Thursday 7:30 pm.
The text describes how pre Edward I England lacked halfpence and farthings, with a silver penny bearing a cross to be broken for fractions. It notes the silver penny as the Arch Saxons first English coin, and that copper pennies, halfpennies, and farthings were officially minted in 1672, while silver farthings vanished under Edward VI and silver halfpennies faded under commonwealth.
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