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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
2
Austin Daily Herald announces John H. Skinner as editor and proprietor and Ertrude Ellis Skinner as associate editor as part of a leadership update at the newspaper.
Roosevelt's message and Advent shopping echo in the Herald with ads from merchants as Christmas rush tightens. A Father MacCorry “Story Beautiful” encore fills halls, while Chicago rail traffic highlights the City of Mixco service to Mexico with through sleepers and 30 hour travel.
In a local notice residents report youths knocking on doors and peering in windows then fleeing. The behavior unnerves women alone after dark and authorities warn the culprits to abandon the pranks or face consequences.
John Majerns accused Frank Layton of stealing a gold watch at a livery barn. Layton pleads not guilty and faces a hearing tomorrow. Police allege Layton swapped the watch, then fled with it after a blanket was lifted. Layton, about 36, is linked to saloon circles and prior horse theft suspicions.
Dr J B Bonchelle, a Thomasville Georgia physician, endorses Vinol cod liver oil noting satisfactory results for his family and patients with bronchial and pulmonary disease. He explains Vinol removes useless oil and adds iron, claiming strength benefits and urging the weak and aged to try the product under a guarantee.
Fastidious women regard Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic as essential for personal hygiene and feminine care. It is praised for cleansing germicidal deodorizing and healing properties. Sample free at Druggists. address The R Padien Co Boston Mass.
A couple argues over finances and submission in a domestic dispute scene. The husband claims inability to pay a clerk and jokes about his wife doing the typing, but she resists any dictation, highlighting power dynamics.
Dennis B Taft, 70, ended his life by stepping in front of the Fort Worth and Rio Grande express northbound No. 10 in Sherman Texas. A letter found addressed to the coroner is part of the discovery.
The burned barge, towed by the Sea King, showed no crew or cargo aboard its Baker vessel. It appeared the barge recently carried a large coal load and was owned by the Powelton Barge Company of New York.
Austin Lodge No. 32 A D U W will hold their annual election of officers Thursday evening December 13 at Ely's ball 7 30 p m You are requested to be present L O FATRBANES Recorder
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