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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1909
Page
5
The official board of the Methodist Episcopal church outlines preparations for its annual Lincoln Birthday celebration and banquet. Past attendees praise the event and plan to attend again, signaling strong community support for the upcoming gathering.
Community notices list Maarek's Wednesday Friday and Saturday nights. The first annual New Year's Eve ball at Hirsh's Auditorium, and Elka Chart events on December 17 and 14. The Methodist Church hosts a Bazaar and St Olaf's College Band at the church.
Regular Commercial club meeting planned for Wednesday evening. Gift items and displays at Schleuder's including watches, handbags, and safety razors. Lectures by Thomas Fletcher and Fletcher’s “The Martyrdom of Fools” featured in local venues. Austin Retail Merchants Association meetings set for Harmonia Hall with H. A. Goslee as secretary. Local visitors include Miss Stoddard and Mrs. Gransee, with various city happenings and sales at Holmes Hardware and Fiester & Thomas.
Mrs Margaret Reagan formerly of Austin is reported very ill at her daughter Mrs Grant Miller in Two Harbors with paralysis Conductor Nelson takes a holiday leave and W R Terry continues his run Tickets for Thomas Brooks Fletcher lecture The Martyrium of Fools are on sale at Wolds Admission 50c and 25c Reserve 10c extra A savings account at Citizens National Bank offered with opening deposit of one dollar or more at four percent Interest John Urbatch heads to Grafton Iowa after his brother's death W J Urbatch to follow Snow Apples King ag Tallman Sweet Apples Florida oranges and other fruit and nuts listed for sale
An advertisement invites customers to wash at Washire for 50 cents per load and provides two phone options 188 and an alternate local contact S. L. Young.
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