Insurance and Real Estate Services Ad
An advertisement touts coverage against fire hail and tornadoes along with accident and death protection. It notes real estate services for buying and selling properties offered by a reputable company.
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1902
Page
3
An advertisement touts coverage against fire hail and tornadoes along with accident and death protection. It notes real estate services for buying and selling properties offered by a reputable company.
Local column from Sleepy Eye highlights Inter State Insurance work by Fitzpatrick of Shakopee, social A dinner hosted by Matt Bertrand, Captain Burg promoting cigars from New Ulm, and Ed Johnson rebuilding on Fourth Street. News of Edson Hall’s sister A A Larrabee death in North Yakima with funeral in Evangelical Church, Workmen and Degree of Honor lodges. Mogenson selling home, planning Western trip and Oregon link. Also items on DeWitt's remedies and local business moves including Gust Larson's saloon, school board plans by Colley, and a May 3 dance with Schweiger orchestra in Red Rock.
Weekly notes report Grove over to Redwood Falla to spend weekend with relatives. Judge George from New Ulm visits daughter Mrs. K. Tillie Mueller sells her house to the Scandinavian Lutherans Sundown and Burnytown for 21 dollars to be used as parsonage. Frank Swetlan sells Cobden store building to Richard Mielke for 1200 dollars. new 24 by 60 foot store to be erected for Peterson and Swetlan. Mielke plans to move his saloon into that building. An advertisement highlights Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a trusted remedy for stomach trouble from Eugene Pfefferle.
Miss Clara Herring annotates the Jensen sisters in their millinery shop for a few weeks. Albert Peterson the Cobden postmaster and Chast Frederickson plan new homes there. J B Schmid John R Schmid W A Anderson F H Specht and I A Wilton were in North Duceta this week on land business. Clyde Johnson and his mother and...
Mrs Nelson and her sister Miss Gro thes spent Tuesday in New Ulm. Mr Lofistad of Searles contemplates making his home in Hanska after a long time. Ole Lobnbakken bought a fine new buggy from Nelson and Grothe and plans further changes soon. H F Meese moved to New Ulm to reside for the present. Ole Ulan visited New Ulm with Th Thorson, recently settling a Dakota land deal. Nora Young People gave a creditable entertainment in Nundal's hall with Norwegian play Den Lille Datter, aided by an outline for English speakers. Coughs and colds urged to avoid spring danger. One Minute Cough Cure praised as safe and prompt.
New Ulm citizens schedule a two day commemoration on August 28 and 29 to honor the defense of New Ulm that saved 1,500 residents from massacre by Little Crow and his band. Judge Flandrau of St. Paul and other prominent speakers will attend.
Excursion tickets advertised by the Northwestern Railway to Dallas Texas with a return limit until June 39. Fares apply through agents in Chicago and the Northwestern system. Includes details tied to General Conference M. E. Church South and limited to certain dates.
Minnesota notices fire wardens and county officials to publish penalties under Chapter 196 of the 1895 General Laws. It lists penalties for malicious arson, failure to assist wardens, careless setting of fires, and railroad spark neglect, with ranges from $5 to $500 and up to ten years imprisonment. C. C. Andrews signs as Chief Fire Warden. R. C. Dunx and the Forest Commissioner are named officials.
In a 1910s style health appeal a speaker urges readers to embrace spring, warning winter fatigue leaves waste in arteries. The ad promotes “St Bernard Vegetable Pills” as a purging remedy while condemning mercury quack preparations.
Transfers show numerous parcels changing hands across Sleepy Eye, New Ulm, Springfield, and Searles. Notable moves include E C Duncan to Geo Glotzbach parcels 4 and 8 in Sleepy Eye’s Br. 2d addition, Pfaender to Schwartz lot 6 in N Ulm, Gent to Liesenfeld 285 acres, and Liesenfeld back to Gent flipping Lot 13 and part Lot 14 in Sleepy Eye add. Additional trades involve Giefer to Bianchi Sr, Hindermann to Bruce Lot 88, Jenkins to Lot 17, and Erickson to Schrader parcels in W and St Paul and Springfield lists with varied sums.
The article extols Puce Sound as a favored, grand region with diverse industry and a moist balmy climate. It predicts it will become a major seaport and manufacturing area and promotes a book “Wonderland 1902” by Northern Pacific for six cents.
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