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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1906
Page
3
An article promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female infertility and various women's weaknesses. It claims cures for barrenness, supports patient confidence by full disclosure of ingredients, and mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a safe laxative for women.
A Democratic delegate convention for Brown County Minnesota will be held at Turner Hall New Ulm on August 45 1904 to select delegates to the State Convention in Minneapolis and to designate a State Central Committee member. Primaries for delegate elections will be held August 19 1904 from 7 to 9 PM at usual voting places. Plus a sheriff sale notice detailing a public auction of property in Brown County for foreclosure with date September 5 1906 at 10 AM at the courthouse door in New Ulm.
Wests Minstrels, a white group of fifty or more artists, will perform in the city on the 26th. The show is billed as the finest minstrel act seen here, with new theatre decorations and interior renovations complete by opening night. Management expects a full house and strong city interest in the production.
A long list details property sites with owners and stake prices around Broadway, Center, German, and Minnesota streets. Real estate transfers follow, naming Kashau Saffort and Culkin grooms, plus parcels in Comfrey and New Ulm. Also notices include births and local ads for housing, a herbal remedy pitch, harvest job offers, and household sale items.
The Hunskai Herald editor attended the Sunday school convention, noting his former treasurer role and a healthy balance to hand to a successor. Other town notes include a mayoral setback on Sunday ball playing, resignation of Rev. G O Skaret, and Redwood Reveille shifting to independent stance criticizing lumber influence in Republican nomination.
A compilation of short excerpts touching religious preaching, ancient coinage, gold usage, and notable rulers. It includes a German sermon anecdote about waking the audience, a flippant Old World beauty description, notes on early gold coinage by Herodotus, and a list of rulers named for various titles. It closes with dialect quips about meteors and angels.
A dialogue excerpt shows Mr Beanypeck and Mra ser ly arguing over obedience. Peck insists others perform tasks while claiming a rule called the Galten Rule has been memorized, prompting a push to apply it to life.
A rural citizen movement argues Congress should curb trusts controlling food money railroads and insurance. It calls for independent country presses to publish a series on trusts and urges state level prosperity, with emphasis on country folks guiding reforms and preserving independence.
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