Died notices from New Ulm Review April 1902
Died notices include Scromrm a two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Tony Schmitz interment in Catholic Cemetery. Whutass Mrs Williams relict of Dan Williams near Courtland dies April 28 of cancer aged 63 interment from house with services by Rev Edwards and Rev Evans. Born Kianeen to B J Klinger April 25 1902 in West Newton con. Excursion Mares to St Paul via North-Western Line May 18 19 20 final return June 30 National Baptist anniversaries. A farmer's butter returns to Montgomery Ward tale and letters from Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck about charity gifts to hometown merchants referenced.
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Scromrm
Tony Schmitz
Williams
Dan’ Williams
Courtland
Kianeen
B. J. Klinger
Weat Newton, A
Con
Pau Anp
Minneapolis
National Baptist
Chicago & North-Western R'y
Montgomery Ward
Montgomery Ward & Company
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Palmyr Mo
Herald
St. Peter, Herald
Hein’s Horses Run Wild In Downtown Collision
Peter Hein’s piano team bolted Wednesday, crossing streets near a furniture store where one wheel snagged J. Mather’s wagon. The runaway wagon veered to the corner while the horses fled to the livery barn. Mather’s horse was knocked down but recovered. Hein’s rig suffered minor damage given the turbulent run.
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Hein
Peter Hein
St. Paul Street
Main
Mr. M
Mr. Hein
Madelia
Advantage of Buying at Home
R Hellwegel, a permanent dealer and repairer, offers four factory warranties and free repairs for years on pianos, organs, and sewing machines he sells. He also tunes and regulates annually, preserving tonal quality better than remote offers. He criticizes traveling agents who move instruments between families on trial and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hellwegel
Alum in Baking Powders Threatens Health Officials
Health authorities seized samples of alum mixed with ground rock used in baking powders. The practice risks consumer health, as alum powders sell for only two to three cents per pound, with inducements like prizes. Householders cannot easily test powders, but cheap products reveal themselves by low price or giveaway gifts. Authorities warn the alum danger should be driven from homes as firms push established brands. Also announces a Sunday May 11 excursion by the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway to St Paul and Millne with a round trip $1.50 and return by May 12, featuring Peter F. Daily’s vaudeville at the Metropolitan Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department of
New York
Minneapolis & St. Louis R. A
St. Paul and Milne
New Ulm
Peter F. Daily
Metropolitan Opera House
Minneapolis
Agents Wanted for Life of T D Talmage by Son
Advertises a biographical book about T Dewitt Talmage by Rev Frank Dewitt Talmage and Christian Herald editors. Claims endorsement by the Talmage family, huge agent profits, and a ten cent outfit. Instructs to write Crank & Co at 2228 4th St Philadelphia Pa and to mention this paper.
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T. Dewitt Talmage
Rev
Frank Dewitt Talmage
Christian Herald
Talmage
Outfit
Crank & Co
4Th St
Philadelphia
Concert by Louis Amtresch at Turner Hall May 10
A concert by Louis Amtresch is announced for Saturday evening May 10 at Turner Hall. The city’s top musical talent will perform with several Minneapolis musicians. The notice also promotes a May 11 excursion to Twin Cities by the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway and a baseball game at Minnehaha Park between Minneapolis and Louisville with return tickets valid through Monday.
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Louis Amtresch
Turner Hall
Minnespolis
Crone Bros Specials and Local Council Plans
The advertisement notes Gibson waist patterns at Crone Bros with a variety of linings, new umbrellas and parasols, and children's and ladies models priced from 10c to $1. It also mentions John Lind as a notable figure and reports a court dismissal against Redwood Falls Postmaster Hughes for alleged account shortages. The Redwood Falls city council plans cement sidewalks citywide, praising uniform walks, then shifts to the Indian Massacre Memorial in Minnesota Valley with broad statewide attention and a call for large delegations. A Nebraska-like political note discusses potential senatorial candidates in the district, including Somerville, possible congressional bid, and multiple contenders. The column closes with medical advice from Perry Davis Painkiller for colds.
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Minnesota Valley
New Ulm
Railroad case heard in city commission weeks ago
The fragment notes a case tried before the railroad commission in this city weeks ago. It mentions Tom Tem Wath and Eye Milling Co and a plan to replace a side track taken up last winter, with Tracy Berard quoted.
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Ehsvator
Eye Milling Co
Drm
Kidney Health Advertisement Claims Swamp Root Remedy
An old newspaper notice promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney and blood disorders urging readers to doctor kidneys first. It states that modern science links most diseases to kidney trouble and offers sample bottles and a pamphlet by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW Ulm Review
Rev. Edwards
Lake Crystal
Rev. Evans
Mankato
Printers’ Ink
GEO. F. Rowell & CO
Spruce St
N.V
Minneapolian ‘Tribune
Twin Cities
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Crone Bros
Gibson
John Lind
Hughes
Redwood Falls
United States
Somerville
Congress
Sleepy Eye Dispatch
Dravenr
Soal
Perry Davis
Perry Davia
Jemacy
Striceia
Alwin's City Drugstore
Broadway
N. St
New Um
Mir
Zelle
Forster Brothers
Northwest
FH. Behnke
LE. J. Buenger
North Minnesota
Birest
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