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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary text referencing Isaac of the American and a journal tribute. Mentions chemists and drugs, an account of growth and herbs, Davidson, Nipon stock, Bavarian and Oriental goods, and F. O. Stall's Grocery near the Coast of China.
Elk charity committee reports rapid ticket sales for the Elke charity ball over two days far exceeding demand. Many buyers attend to donate money even if they do not dance, as proceeds support the Christmas distribution of goods and aid.
An advertisement extols Vinol cod liver oil as a stomach remedy. It claims indigestion and digestion have improved for a Portland Maine man and urges Austin readers to try Vinol, promising refund if not cured.
Auction notice from John Fair Ranks offering houses for sale in the city at bargains. He will accept clearance house checks and certificates of deposit from any bank in the city or bankable paper for sale transactions. Prospective buyers are urged to come and view the properties.
Eyewitness accounts from East Side News note visits and illness in the town. Mrs Ridley remains gravely ill while Mrs Clay travels from Northfield and Merii Wilson and Chas Rattleburg return to Hokah. Tony Gallagher’s barber shop recounts shaving whiskers and a humorous exchange about packing house hair waste then lists razor types and Christmas goods.
Owatonna Fruit Co receives a large shipment of fancy imported German boxes ideal for Christmas gifts with special prices announced for tomorrow.
An ad notes a 150 pound mixed note at the Main Street Fruit Store with no peanuts or hickory, promotes cigars for gifting, mentions Peter Longville of Minneapolis turning 86, and Geo Litchfield heading to Joplin for winter with local updates on Ben Jacobson and E Joseph returning from Seattle.
The Arte and Travel Club gathered at Mrs. W. R. Earl's home for a social session in honor of vice president Mrs. Charles Bb. Reed who will soon move west. The program included papers on London topics, vocal solos, and a five o'clock English tea with English customs discussion.
Miss Edna Briebach entertained several friends at her West Water street home with games and a variety of musical selections. Light refreshments followed the evening’s activities.
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