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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1908
Page
7
A fragment indicates a Christ Church or Church of Christ Scientist service schedule with Sabbath morning timing at 11:45 and a Wednesday Testimony meeting. It mentions general attendance and inclusivity for all members and readers seeking spiritual readings.
Church on Water Streets with Budiong as rector. Residence on Paul Street next door to Advent. Sunday morning service at 1:30 a.m. No evening service. St Paul church hosts an ipod sermon at o'clock.
Fragmentary church notices outline morning worship with Voices from the Bible and a 12 o clock program. Evening service emphasizes Power of Choice and messages by Supt. with reference to P.U. 680 and related parish events.
Morning worship and sermon at 10 30 led by pastor F E Knopf. Sunday school at YY McBride superintendent. Endeavor at 6 30 with topic A Year of Immigrants. Evening service features music including O Pray for the Jerusalem and solo by Mrs Alfred Page of Chicago. Chorus and quartet with Clare Basford soprano. Invitations extended to worship with us.
Mrs Sarah Dalager leads a Brotherhood gathering at the church corner of Maple and College with parishioners invited to attend. The Sunday schedule includes a 10:30 morning sermon by the pastor and a report on last Sunday’s meetings.
The program lists 12:00 Sunday school led by W. O. Craig, 3:00 Junior League under Mrs D. Z. Robinson, 6:30 Epworth League with Miss Tanya Burgess as president, and 7:30 evening worship featuring a sermon titled A Modern Athlete. Special music by the choir accompanies both services. all are invited.
William E. Sloane leads morning worship with sermon Self-control a Study in Soul Values. A C Heilman assists. Central Sunday school at 10 a m East Sunday school at 12 m Y P S C E at 6 30 pm. Evening service at 7 30 pm features Thy Calf hath cast thee off and an excellent musical program.
Reverend J A E Naess serves as pastor with morning and evening English services. The morning topic is Our Candidate with Sunday school and Bible class at noon. A Young People's meeting is at 6 20 and the evening service follows at 7 30.
A shopper warns her grocer she will trade elsewhere if he does not use OUR PIE for two large pies. She claims lemon chocolate and custard pies will be better with the prepared ingredients in the package meant for two pies. Packages cost 10 cents. a dozen can be ordered. Also recommended as a pudding sauce and cake filling.
Charlotte Snyder of Valparaiso shows in Minnesota concert. Mrs Dan Carter travels to Rochester for illness. European trip details offered at Herald office. Frank H Hitchcock accepted postmaster general role in Taft cabinet with selection to be announced later. He will aid Taft with party knowledge and postal affairs expertise.
President-elect Taft attended a dinner hosted by Senator Bourne of Oregon. The event honored Taft and was attended by several news correspondents and personal friends, with frequent conference planned with Judge Taft.
In New York the Old Time Telegraphers shared a banquet at the Hotel Manhattan with Andrew Carnegie. Guests included Thomas A. Edison and Civil War era operators. Carnegie funded pensions for veteran operators and exchanged the telegraph signal 73 as a toast.
Bradstreet reports wholesale trade, crops, and industry generally improving with less idle capacity and a cheerful tone, though regional variances persist. Optimism remains for next year as manufacturers buy more raw materials while wholesalers face shortages in cotton goods for spring and late-year delivery.
A tale of Lee’s simple meals during shortages and a humorous courtroom miscue recounted from Chicago Record-Herald. The anecdotes point to modest hospitality, borrowed meat for flavor, and a lawyer exposing copied testimony with a wrist-pocket cue.
Rain and snow gave way to colder, clearer weather as the week advanced. Southern trade lagged due to warm weather and low cotton prices, while Western and eastern shoppers found better retail demand. Iron and steel lines show tariff talk hindering activity, though collections improve except in the South and money remains in demand for business.
A profile of Jeremiah Mason, famed for detecting weaknesses in cases, describes his skill in cross examining a witness who testified Mason's client made a pivotal statement. Mason grills the witness as he asks to repeat the disputed remark, revealing his method and sharp legal instinct.
A Kansas City Journal snippet captures a heated exchange where one man accuses another of introducing him to his wife, prompting a sharp denial and an accusation of deceit as he claims to be a scapegoat for the fraud.
In Tessaloon Ontario on November 28 William D. Menor his son and Fred Eno failed to return from a hunting trip. A search party recovered their overturned rowboat in rapids and it is believed they drowned.
Chicago to St Paul Minneapolis Dubuque Chicago Des Moines Kansas City leaves at 4 08 am and 3 35 pm arrivals from various cities at 3 35 pm and 11 40 pm southbound to Fort Dodge Council Bluffs and Omaha at 3 35 pm and 11 40 pm leaves Fort Dodge Mason City Lyle Mason City Lyle for 11 40 pm and 3 86 pm Note 3 86 is likely 3 36.
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