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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1906

Page

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New Ulm Acts Swiftly For San Francisco Relief Funds

Acting Mayor W Eibner calls council to aid earthquake victims in California. City allocates 300, telegrams San Francisco. Eagle mill raises 164, total near 1000. Proclamation sets up bank and public committee to receive funds, urging citizens to contribute as fellow townsmen in distress.

New Ulm California Eibner San Francisco Johnson Citizens Bank Brown County Bank State Bank Willibald Eibmer Eagle Mill Thage

Druggists Agree to Lower Prices at County Meeting

Druggists of the county met in Springfield Wednesday evening in the Reinhardt building club room to discuss buyer needs and fair pricing. An arrangement was reached to lower prices on many items while maintaining or improving quality to stand with department store catalogs and still defend standards. The meeting drew strong representation and included active officers from the prior year.

Reinhardt

Birthday homage to Lincoln death mini history noted by Minnesota paper

The Minneapolis Journal recounts anniversaries surrounding Abraham Lincoln's assassination and Easter week observances. It highlights General Joseph Bobleter born 1846 in Austria, his military and public service, and his role in Minnesota’s state guard, plus a local baseball game featuring Springfield and New Ulm with remarks on the teams and players.

Minneapolis Journal Lincoln Joseph Bobleter State National Guard State Guard National Guard Marshall News Messenger Bobleter Tracy Dornbirn Austria Lexington and Concord England Lord Beaconsfield Regular Army 13Th Infantry Navy Iowa Naval Admiral Porter New Ulm Hermann Springfield Alter- Matt Brothers Walter Nuessle Royal Vaudeville Band Springfield Boys Weneeda Bakery St. Peter'college St. Peter Ulm

New Ulm Opens Baseball Season vs Springfield

New Ulm high school and Springfield opened the season with a 4 to 2 game at 2:30. Mueller starred for New Ulm keeping Springfield off balance as three consecutive strikeouts in the second inning highlighted the showcase. Arthur Seiter led the offense with the early runs and solid hitting, while both teams showed strong early form and promise for the season.

New Ulm High School Springfield Mueller Arthur Séitert Besis

Dates Set for Militia Camp at Lake City

Adjutant General Wood fixed the annual militia encampment dates. The Second regiment will move to Lake City on July 5 and stay until July 14, followed by the First regiment from July 15 to 25. The Third regiment with artillery will march toward St Paul and reach the camp around August 2 for a six day stay.

Wood Lake City St. Paul

Dangerous fake baking powder test scam exposed

Report warns of impostors at grocery stores and homes offering a boiling test to prove alum or tartar-containing powders. It explains that cream of tartar is a white crystal in flour form and reverts to crystals when boiled, debunking the alleged test and urging public caution.

Local baking powder scam exposed by health authorities

Officials warn against a cheap baking powder sold as pure and reputable claiming alum as an ingredient. Analyses show the powder costs under three cents a pound to make and is injurious to health, urging prudent housewives to avoid it. DIED Durtsch Mary Duetsch, 83, died Wednesday in Cottonwood. Funeral services at the Catholic church of Searles with interment in the Catholic cemetery.

Durtsch Mary Duetsch Cottonwood Searles

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