Christmas Specials at Maurek's Toyland
Holiday ad outlines cash only sales with quotes about cranberries and oranges and a nod to Sueee eer eeenee te eeeewer, presenting a festive toyland sale in a local storefront.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
3
Holiday ad outlines cash only sales with quotes about cranberries and oranges and a nod to Sueee eer eeenee te eeeewer, presenting a festive toyland sale in a local storefront.
Thos Rochford offers a six room house in a good location for 300 with half cash and 10 monthly balance. Several fine city lots and land for sale in Mower county and multiple western states including North Dakota Wisconsin and Bayfield county. Also a pair of driving ponies with harness for sale or trade for city lots. A new house renting for 15 with city services available for 500 cash. A 700 mortgage and 10 acres of land offered with seller financing. More land and concrete building supplies available for delivery.
Uncle Sam conducts examinations for railway mail clerk post office clerk or carrier and other clerical posts. Prepare now for upcoming tests with free information. Thousands of appointments expected. Common school education suffices for city and country alike. Free scholarships available this month. Write Central Schools Rochester NY 503 201 lwd.
Church services scheduled with a 10:3 a.m reference and evening hours at 7:30 p.m. Readable fragment notes service times and venue guidance.
A Christmas morning mass at six o'clock and a 10:30 service will be sung by the full choir with orchestral accompaniment at St Augustine's church. Loeesh's mass honoring St Michael has been selected.
Roy Adams will preach at 10 30 Sunday morning with Sunday school at noon and B Y P U at 6 30. The Christmas topic will be led by Evelyn Snyder.
The Baptist Sunday school will hold Christmas exercises at 7 30 this evening featuring a choir song Christmas is With Us Again and a sequence of recitations solos duets and group performances by Axel Hanson Elsie Rockwell Dorothea Evison Vivian Varco Mabel Erickson Ethel Evison Leota Hanson and many others concluding with a closing prayer. The event showcases student talents with pieces themed on Bethlehem Christmas bells and Star of Hope.
The First Church of Christ Scientist holds 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.
A brief, oddly phrased note requests contact about a money making propulsion idea. It asks for today’s particulars and provides an address, but lacks clear names, places, or concrete actions.
Christmas worship program featuring morning organ preludes and anthems by J A West and Harry Rowe Shelley. Includes solos by Mrs Ray Pooler and others, organ postlude by Bach, and evening Messiah selections by Miss Theokla Knopf and Miss Hayes.
A sequence of church events outlines a 7:30 p m program at Congregational and Central Presbyterian churches with hymns, readings, songs, and special children’s items. Santa Claus, three Wise Men, and choir performances appear, followed by midnight Christmas Eve services and a communal Christmas morning service.
The Rev J F Stout will preach morning on An Event a Scene a Lesson and evening on Mutual Christmas Gifts with special music. Will Stout of St Paul will whistle The Holy City at the service. Sunday school children perform at 7 30 pm with choruses solos recitations and a Santa Claus in charge of decorations by Mr Fairbanks.
Special Christmas services are planned with morning and evening sermons by Pastor F. E. Knopf at the corner of St Paul and Mill streets. Sermons include The Threefold Gift of the Wisemen at 10 30 a m and Man Made in Gods Image at 7 30 p m. Bible School at 9 30 a m C E at 6 30 p m. Communion service to be used for the first time tomorrow morning.
Detroit Commercial club calls Minnesota business leaders from ten northern counties to a December 29 meeting to resolve disputes over White Earth reservation lands. Investors have sunk six to ten million dollars in four years on thirty two townships offering homes for about thirty two thousand people, but title questions and debates about blood quantum have halted immigration and improvements. The meeting aims to clarify rights, titles, and settlement prospects amid sales by full blood Indians and stalled development.
A Christian Herald account notes Portuguese women perform much farm work and city labor. Wives and daughters cultivate land while husbands work as carpenters or coopers. Women also work as hotel staff, porters, dock laborers, market tenders, coal heavers, fisherwomen, and even sailors. They endure long hours, with pride in strength and resilience despite traditional gender roles.
A dying man asks for pen and paper to give the doctor a note for thirty days. He says the doctor must keep him alive at least that long to collect it, a line attributed to a judge.
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