Climate and Crop Bulletin of the Weather for week
The New Ulm Review reports a cool week ending August 11 1902 with frosts at Campbell and Park Rapids and limited rain until the 9th. Harvesting favors haying and stacking while spring crops in the south are mostly cut, Red River Valley harvest begins with uneven ripening, flax nearly finished in the southeast, and corn thriving despite cool weather. The early potato crop is good and Timothy seed is being secured.
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Campbell
Park Rapids
Red River Valley
Kittson County
Por
City Council Proceedings and Street Crossings Granted
The city council met Tuesday with all members except Flor. The New Ulm Roller Mill Co asked to cross streets by WL & St. L. via a spur track to their mills, referred to streets. The mayor submitted a flagman at railroad crossings, read and filed. The C. & N. W. Ry must open 16th south street to full width and restore it. Three waterworks and lighting bidders insured for three years from Sept 1, 1902, at $15,000. clerk to issue warrant. $500 appropriated for 40th anniversary of New Ulm Sioux Indian treaty. Amann abstained on $300. Schapekahm was voted $1,000.
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Flor
New Ulu Roller Mill Co
WL & St. L
16Th South Street
New Ulm
Amann
I Schapekahm
Waterworks and street mains actions in Fort Wayne
The city planned a Washington Street mains project from north to south, graded and laid by the waterworks with plans by the city surveyor. Assessments for sprinkling Minnesota Street and Washington Street mains from 5th to 7th North were confirmed. Stone of the waterworks was granted a week’s absence. Fort Wayne Electric Works sought an 80 day extension denied. A statement of $11,661.62 for city lighting work was approved at 85 percent, $9,098, to be paid.
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Washington Street
South Street
Board of Public Works
Minnesota Street
Crone Bros Specials Offer Lace Hosiery And Bathing Trunks
Local ad from Comfrey Times announces straw hats at cost with discounts on summer goods. It highlights silk foulards 49c per yard, shirt waists 25c and 50c, linen skirts half price, and bathing trunks 15c, suits 75c. Also notes Clerk of the district court Hon John Larson seeks renomination with praise for his service.
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Crone Bros
John Larson
Larson
Comfrey Times
Perry Davis Painkiller Ad Promises Quick Muscle Relief
In the lively activity of boat racing or ball games readers are urged to prepare Perry Davis Painkiller to soothe quivering nerves and ease aching muscles. The ad claims long use by generations of Americans and advertises large bottles at 25 and 60 cents.
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Bors
Perry Davis
Kodol Digestive Aid Praised By Local Reader
A reader from Viola Iowa credits Kodol with curing months of stomach trouble and recommends it to a neighbor with dyspepsia. The testimonial, signed by Eugene A. Pfefferle, promotes Kodol as a great reconstructive tonic that digests any good food and supports digestive health.
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Geo
W. Fry
Viola
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Company H to Attend Ulm Anniversary Massacre Event
Company H WIIk.Go will travel to New Ulm for the anniversary of the massacre. The trip begins Saturday morning August 28 and ends Sunday evening. They will join a sham battle each day with eight companies and one of the Second regiment present. Company H aims for forty men and will camp on the high school ground and court house square, dining at Union hall. The militia drills for the occasion and expects an enjoyable time per the Mankato Free Press.
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Wiik
New Ulm
High School
Court House
Union Hall
Mankato Free Press
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Liver Tonic Ad
An advertisement promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a gentle liver tonic. It claims the pills expel poison, aid digestion, and do not gripe, with a testimonial from W. Scott of Milton Pennsylvania praising their portability and vegetable composition.
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DeWitt
W. Scott
Highland Ave
Milton, Pa
Tracy the Outlaw Harry Tracy Dead at Last
Spokane dispatch reports Harry Tracy, famed desperado of Washington and Oregon, shot himself after a long chase by a posse. His body was found in a grain field near Fellows, Washington, with a revolver in hand and his forehead shattered, ending a career of bold raids and killings across the region.
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Spokane
Wash
Harry Tracy
Washington
Oregon
Tracy
Fellows
Washington Central
Far West
Gardner
Davenport
Weerrel
GT. Sones
B. F. Tiffany
Prenk
Sarah
South Bay
Olympia
Clark
Puget Sound
Valentine Hoge
Colorado
William Strong
Gov
McBride
Cuba Raises Tariff Proposals Across Widest Range
Washington dispatch reports Cuban senate approval for executive to raise import duties on many goods including shoes and boots. Coal lumber meat fish coffee cider beer and many others face higher levies. maps out a protectionist tariff schedule for a broad list of items. Manila notes Philippine exhibit plans with a $950,000 gold appropriation for St Louis exposition study of local needs and market expansion. Tennessee returns show Democratic tickets winning state offices and judgeships. Brussels reports General Garas Meyer dies of heart disease after wartime health episodes. Des Moines reports Isaac Finkelstein, anti gambling crusader, Mugged and killed.
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Washington
State Department
Squiers
Senate
Manila
Philippines
Civil Commission
Tennessee Yates
Nashville
Tenn
Supreme Court
Court of Chanrery Appeals
Brussels
Petit Bleu
Garas Meyer
Meyer
South Africa
Ridgley Cattle Poisoning Case Tangles Reach
A Ridgley officer cites caution in renewing town renovations amid cattle poisoning inquiries. John Loitelmecker and Albert Loitelmecker were arrested at their father's farm last Monday. Youth witness statements and evolving testimony hint at growing scrutiny of local crimes.
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Rennovats
Rennovatr
Ridalet
John Loitelmecker
Albert
Artest
Ridgley
Young Loilelmache
Krenlin
John Quinn
Peter Herald
Osteopathy and Massage Treatment Claims
A medical advertisement from Dr. O. Gray in New Ulm Minnesota extols osteopathy and massage as universal cures. It describes disease as caused by impeded blood flow and argues that freeing circulation, oxygenating blood, and treating the entire body yield health, youth, and vitality with positive results from their methods.
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O. Gray
Hornburg
New Ulm
Minn
Laxative Bromo Quinine Claim Promises Fast Cold Cure
Advertisement offering a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. States all druggists will refund the money if it fails. E. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box. Price listed as 25 cents.
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E. W
Grove
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Sixth and Cedar Sts
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Posse
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Himael—Stary
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Alexander Ramsey
Chas
E. Flandrau
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Alexander Bergold
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German Park
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Herman's Heights
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Weneeda Bakery
Lancaster School
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