24 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1901
Page
1
An early marketing blurb touts Wesson cooking oil as economical and healthy for diabetics, claiming improved frying quality and vegetable dish outcomes. It emphasizes convenient use, smoke point, and a money back guarantee if the product does not meet the seller’s claims.
Broadway Grocery advertises Grone Bros specials offering summer wear such as light corsets and belts, with prices ranging from 39 cents to 60 cents. The note highlights new collars in Arabian allover and Battenberg styles, claiming a large assortment and low prices for accessories.
Brown County commissioners met in special session with full board. They rejected a school district boundary remonstrance and granted liquor licenses to Backer & Sear in Essig, Robt B Hanson in Evan, and an auctioneer license to T W Jolson in Linden. They considered jail improvements, bridge funding, tax abatements, and jail condemnation issues, plus bids for lavatory work and plank. A notable decision affirmed Barnard v AOUW on life insurance beneficiary rights.
The Business College team rallied after a 10-3 deficit in the third inning to overpower Springfield 12 to 10. Battery details: Springfield Anderson Hesters NY. B.C. Emmerick Boock Arbor and Bird Day proclamation by Governor Van Sant designates April 26, 1901 for Arbor and Bird Day urging tree planting and care.
Dr. Reineke made a professional visit to Courtland last Wednesday. 7cents per yard for Torchon race and embroidery at our next Monday's sale. Also buys suits at reduced prices J.F. Neumann. The Turnverein ladies host a card social at Turner hall next Sunday evening. Mrs. Emery J. Pallant went to Canby yesterday where her husband is in business and where they will make their future home. Ernst Weschcke returned Thursday from Minneapolis where he studied pharmacy and made a short call in this city on the way to Springfield. Henry Seifert and Louis Heymann likewise returned from Minneapolis after completing pharmacy courses. Register of Deeds W. Miller moved into the Hirsch residence on State street. The upper floor is occupied by G. W. Barnes, president of the Inter-State Relief & Accident Association. Hubert Berg spent the past week in St. Paul buying domestic goods damaged by water from a Towle Syrup Company fire. The committee of arrangements thanks all who aided the Ladies of the Womens Literary club for the Old Maids Convention entertainment. Cane FrrepMax Mesure Senace Oregon Washington and Idaho is the title of a booklet describing these states, available for six cents postage from W. B. Kuiskern, 29 Fifth Ave, Chicago, Ills.
A local ad offers ready made children's dresses sized 1 to 14 years. Items include calico dresses at 25 cents, pereale and lawn dresses at 40 to 50 cents, rick rack trimmed styles, lace and ruffles, and zephyr ginghams at 75 cents. Call for sewing help if needed.
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