12 Aug 1903
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1903
Page
1
Carlton presents German actor G Stutz in Hirania Was She to Blame a rural comedy praised for dramatic power and natural humor A rare springlike view of the East promises strong audience appeal Prices 25 cents and up seating available at the box office
Reward of one hundred dollars for a cure is offered by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad claims catarrh is constitutional and requires constitutional treatment. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises to build constitution, and guarantees success with testimonials. Address Hall Cheney & Co Toledo for details.
Veterans of the 1862 63 Sioux campaigns plan renewed efforts to win pensions for frontier service. Led by Col. Wm Pfaender and Rev. Daniel Pfaff, Minnesota advocates press Congress McCleary Tawney to amend 4693 Revised Statutes to extend provisions to volunteers in the Sioux wars and widows. An earlier bill faced objections over battle participation and muster requirements, with a new measure to be drafted after Congress reconvenes.
Mrs. E H McKenzie of the Children's Home Society of Minnesota toured New Ulm soliciting gifts from merchants and professionals. The society has aided nearly 2000 foundlings, earning humanitarian praise. Rev Gausewitz of St Paul is on the state board.
Sleepy Eye residents plan to appeal to the state board of equalization over recent assessments. Attorney I. M. Olsen and Hans Mo reviewed tax books in Sleepy Eye New Ulm and Springfield and prepared a comparative abstract showing Sleepy Eye valuations 6 to 400 percent above others. They will protest to secure a readjustment or seek a lower local tax rate for Sleepy Eye alone.
Capt. Frank Burg's artillerymen and the New Ulm Fire Department prepare for a large joint picnic on Hermann's Heights next Sunday. Concordia band will provide music. parade starts at 1 pm from the engine house on Broadway, proceeding along Broadway and Minnesota to the grounds for an open air concert and amusements. Attendance expected to be large and a good time anticipated. Baltrusch suit filed in district court seeks 1215 for seized furniture. Co respondent Albert Pfaender named. Wm. E. Koch trustee to deliver furniture valued at 3668 dos. A. Eekstein, attorney, says the trustee sale will proceed at 2 pm today.
Advert says DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is best for cuts burns and boils. Warns of many counterfeit imitations on the market while stressing genuine salve bears the DeWitt & Co. Chicago name and is sold by druggists.
An ad announces $1.50 shoes as a bargain, claiming the footwear is full quality with no defects. It promises better value than typical shoes and urges customers to visit for these discounted items.
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