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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1908
Page
4
Local brief notes report scattered items from Austin area including social events births and visits. Mentions individuals such as J Charlun A Beeman and Oscar Haboratid with references to Memorial Day plans and church meetings. town activity spans lost items and shop ads amid routine notices.
An unclear tell of Austin greenhouses planning a seasonal closure and floral preparations described with erratic phrasing. The passage references Astoria Washington state officials, fishermen, and a salon context, with a busy morning scene and a request to document a remark. The fragment ends with a newspaper tag from the Los Angeles Times.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous social notes among East Side residents. Items mention Raymond Bhibann in Minneapolis area, travel to Mindu Apulia to meet father J M Steenaus from South Dakota, Arthur Stevens left for Argu North Dakota, and various visits and movements including Henry Cushman to Mason City and Will Crow in Cresco visiting Mra M Killurin, with other scattered names and places.
June 18 marks the Republican national convention in Chicago while July awaits updates and the Democratic National Convention is listed for Denver. The notice outlines party gathering dates and venues with details pending final confirmation.
Petroleum Coke you know what it is in burns like would. Got it at the Mower County Lumber Co. Car just received C. E. Betsey. Latest styles in Mission Cathedral and Holland shades for chandeliers and draperies. Call and see them. Everything in electrical supplies. Estimates gladly given on housing wiring. Wallace Gregson, Electrician. ZL Weet Millstreet.
Lucy Thomas hosted a Saturday evening in honor of Julia Parker and Genevieve Gilbert attending Carleton College at Northfield. The Gazeoha and several young ladies enjoyed a pleasant evening with instruments and vocal music. Refreshments were served and the guests returned to Northfield the following morning.
Social Dance Company G will host a general dance at Hireh's Auditorium on Friday night May 2. Proceeds will help fund a reunion for Spanish war veterans in July, with aim to establish a permanent organization to coordinate annual gatherings for Spanish war veterans in Southern Minnesota and Northern Iowa.
Local notice seeks buyers or tenants for late houses on war bridges railways and streets including St Paul, Oakland Avenue, near Austin and in the northern part of the county. Call and see G Sorflaten at 223 N Main St for details.
Chas Ti Boostram led the Sunday Men's Meeting delivering a "Be Not Trusted" talk described as a keep sweet, informative address. Attendees felt Prof. Bovatcum performed notably well on stage in this talk. John Harpmen will lead next Sunday's meeting, with services aimed at old soldiers as memorial events.
A readable fragment describes a high school basketball game where Pilshuy and teammates faced the Weal team. The narrative notes warmups near a hotel, a late rally by the Weal, and a series of errors by Pilshuy’s side as the game ended with several missed scores and penalties.
If you have property to sell or rent it will bring more money and you will secure a customer quicker if the rooms are freshly painted and decorated. It is surprising how much can be done at comparatively little expense. We will be glad to make suggestions and furnish wallmates, 230 L or 179 J, Raserman Bros. Miss Sophia Hall returned that night from a visit with Mrs. JM Hall.
A fragmented OCR record lists items and prices for various groceries and household goods. Items include dried herbs, canned foods, candies, oils, fruit, and tech or stationery-like notes. The text mentions quantities and prices in a jumbled format without clear context.
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