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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1907
Page
3
Heavily read local page notes showers and storms today with cooler air by Tuesday. John Briebach plans to build a sanitary market. A tax board meeting is scheduled next Monday for taxpayer complaints. Funeral for Henry Brandt, 63, set for Teeterville. Various assorted society, business and personal notices from Austin Minnesota with community names, shops, and events.
Alta Larson attended summer school in Lanesboro while Gillecce lays off due to rheumatism. Clem Haunt of Minneapolis visited his mother in Austin. The G I A to B of L E plans a regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 with full attendance. Miss Als O Malley returns from Madison Dak to spend summer in Austin.
New York June 24 Martin J Sheridan of the Irish American Athletic Club established a new world discus record at Celtic Park during Mayo men’s games. He threw 136 feet 10 inches, beating his own Montreal mark by 17 inches. Chicago June 24 ten people seriously hurt as a trolley car collision with two picnic wagons injures many bystanders at Irving Park boulevard and Fifty eighth avenue.
James Keenan offers nearly all his household furniture and fixtures for sale at substantial discounts. The sale includes three fine bedroom suites with bed springs and mattresses, and excludes clothing. The items must be sold quickly as he returns to California within eight days. Call at his office for bargains.
We express sincere gratitude to friends who aided us during illness and after the death of our loved one. Thanks to McIntyre Post Relief Corps Ladies of the G A R and many friends for floral tributes and acts of kindness from Mrs C H Brown and children.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a woman searches for her husband who is missing. A polite shopwalker quips that if the man is very small she should use both eyes. The jest hinges on wordplay about size and sight in a light social moment.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes marriage may shorten a man, contrasting doubts about broadening life with a humorous take on the old joke. The brief line reflects a light editorial voice about domestic life and perceived changes after marriage.
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