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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1902
Page
3
Brown County Bank of New Ulm Minnesota advertises broad solicitation of accounts from corporations firms and individuals under liberal terms aligned with sound banking practices seeking growth through deposits loans and financial services.
Probate Court of Brown County Minnesota orders six months for filing claims against Hans Larson deceased. N. E. Thormodson named administrator. Hearing set for March 2, 1908 at 10 a.m. in New Ulm Probate Office. Notice to creditors via New Ulm Review for three consecutive weeks.
In Brown County Probate Court of New Ulm Minnesota, August term, Luis A. Olson is appointed administrator of Jens A. Strand deceased. The court orders examination of the final account on August 23 at 10:00 A.M. in the Probate Office. Notice to interested parties is to be published weekly for three weeks in the New Ulm Review.
The M. St. L. E. R. offers harvest hands and laborers greatly reduced one way fares to and from Minnesota and North and South Dakota through August 19 1908. Visit your local ticket agent for details.
In HANSKA a ram overseer raised town pump prices provoking concern among residents who plan to use the city well. The article notes ongoing improvements, including a new bank building on Broadway and varying local happenings as reported by correspondents. The piece also advertises One Minute Cough Cure and Perry Davis Painkiller for common ailments.
The first farmer to finish cutting wheat was Adam Jungers of Leavenworth who completed the job Saturday evening as nearly all wheat is now cut. Also notes Miss Adele Glatingy’s Minneapolis arrival and new job, a false report about George Glotzbach seeking auditor, St Mary's church progress, and a Sleepy Eye railway line opening with daily passenger and freight trains.
Clint Blackmun assists W J Blackmun with stacking. M H Harrison rents his farm to Frank Nicholas for next year. Rudolph Nelson buys Fernholz residence and plans Comfrey home. Clara M Renner accepts teaching post at eight month term with $40 monthly. W C Miller seeks Brown County register of deeds nomination. primary on September 16.
A boy poisoned by a weed or plant rubbed toxins into his eyes. W. H. Dibble of Biqu ity Ja recounts that DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve brought quick relief after a neighbor suggested it. The ad extols the salve for skin diseases cuts burns wounds and insect bites and warns against counterfeits. It also briefly notes low railway excursion rates to Butte during the International Mining Congress and a brief Christmas superstition about Christmas day births and the Yule log.
The article surveys bride and wedding rites across nations. Swedish brides share bread, Servian brides divide bonbons, Dutch suitors test affection with a cake, and Dutch and Egyptian practices symbolize unity. It notes rituals involving bread wine gifts, and thresholds, with variations in Holland, Russia, China, Hebrew, and Bur ta traditions.
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