Fragments Hint at Bargains at Main Store
OCR fragment mentions prices to fit most any budget and references a main store location. Names and full details are unclear.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1907
Page
3
OCR fragment mentions prices to fit most any budget and references a main store location. Names and full details are unclear.
A notice indicates applications for information and ticketing are directed to the Great Western agent. Details specify intake procedures and contact point for inquiries and submissions.
The Birthday club met at Mr. and Mrs. George Hormel on West Water Street Monday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. B Reed. A roast turkey dinner followed at seven with old time songs and Auld Lang Syne. Reed couple received a leather bound gift book with member photos. The gathering was pleasant but marked by Reed’s impending move to Austin, Texas.
George Anderson, a resistant postmaster, plans to quit the post office on December 24 to buy a fine easy chair at Donovan & Gosiee's store for Postmaster Simmons. He had earlier weighed a North Dakota offer but will now depart briefly for the gift purchase.
A string of short items reports names and travels of residents visiting relatives in Lime Springs Kasson Adams and Oakview. Families attend weddings and picnics while others move or settle in new homes. Community roles are filled at Oakwood Camp R N A annual election with listed officers.
The fragment discusses an ancient collection of proverbs credited to Ptahhotep and an Egyptian scribe, dated around 1800 B C. The deluge is placed at 2348 B C by chronologists, and Methuselah is cited as born in 3317 B C. The piece argues the papyrus and proverbs were gathered before the flood.
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