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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
3
John Holm sold his 1 acre tract east of Cottonwood to Jacob of this city for 2000 dollars. The sale will be completed in about two weeks. Milton and Leslie Walker from Chicago visited relatives and friends in New Ulm last week for a few days.
In Courtland at the Reinhart sawmill a log slab struck Frank W. Reinhart tearing the arm. He was taken to Loretta Hospital for care. His brother Richard ruptured a blood vessel in the abdomen and will be bedfast for months under physician care. The community extends sympathy to the family.
An association of nine registered nurses in New Ulm formed to supply trained nursing care with minimal delay. Members register at the Dakota House to list available nurses and direct callers to them. Mrs Cornelius Sittard and children head to St Paul to live with her mother Mathilda Milch, leaving many friends behind.
Next Sunday in New Ulm April 11 the Hofmeister band concert returns as a major city musical event. The music committee led by Hofmeister Ins Hofmeister Boock Flor prepared a first class program to please local residents.
Walter V. Wiedenrhann and Oscar Besser act as local agents for the Northwestern Automobile Insurance Company, recently organized at Worthington. The firm plans to write insurance only in smaller cities and rural areas to reduce insurance rates.
The headhouse of the new Union Depot at St Paul was opened for public inspection last Sunday drawing thousands of visitors. The headhouse cost about 1 million dollars and the overall project, including track work, is projected to total around 11 million.
A historic notice explains starting next week the Review will feature free advertising only for notices that do not apply. regular rates will apply for meetings social events and paid admissions. It asserts rising printing costs and says small ads under $1 must be prepaid. Also news brief mentions Mr and Mrs L M Norelius and their baby visiting New Ulm and Mr Norelius moving to Seattle after city engineering work in several cities.
Delegates to Brown county Democratic convention at Sleepy Eye selected eight for the Minnesota Democratic State convention in Minneapolis. New Ulm gets four delegates, Sleepy Eye two, Springfield one, Cobden one. Names include F. W. Johnson, P. Furth, Henry Berg, Wm Brust, and others. Resolutions favor party platform, woman suffrage progress, and wartime service. Precinct caucuses named delegates. Easter visit by Redwood Falls family noted.
An assortment of sales notices and classified items from Minnesota. C B Kopp of Cihristiati shows wool patterns for men and young men on April 12 and 18 at Columbia Clothing Store owned by F P Zschunke. Also farm and house for sale notices in Warren, New Ulm and Des Moines areas with details on properties and contact names such as Marshall Co Land Co and G A Ottomeyer.
For rent on the W Wellner estate near Manakto Minnesota a 160 acre tract with 90 acres under cultivation currently 695 under cultivation. The balance is meadow and pasture with no buildings. Land to be plowed and seeded to oats barley and cork. Inquire W Wellner administrator Manakato Minnesota Adv.14
Columbia Clothing Store in New Ulm Mina invites customers to visit April 12 and 18 for custom made to measure suits topcoats and trousers. F P Zsehunke proprietor guarantees goods and fit.
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