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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
4
Fairfax and nearby towns host visitors and residents with extended stays, weddings, birthdays, church events, and harvest planning. Mentions include Mary Brosins from Norwood, Artiss Mabel Montgomery from Sleepy Eye, Miss Emma Frank from Rice Lake, and family visits across Fairfax, New Ulm, and surrounding communities.
The text urges readers to heed warnings about eye health and attend to vision issues. It stresses personal responsibility for eye care and prescribes attention at reasonable rates, noting natural signs and the need for timely action.
A local notice details a race with two horses at the fairground and a purse of 600. The winner gains the stake while the event is advertised as a highlight of the program. In Slack, Texas, a fatal kitchen stove explosion kills Mrs. Ateass Windhora, age over 50, burning her clothing and ending her life. Relatives found her. the fire damaged little else in the home. Funeral services for Windhora will be held Sunday by Rev. Aux.
Joseph Cohe rs transfers Lot 1 2 and 3 823 Sleepy Eye to LeRoy Davis for 1800. LeRoy Davis transfers to Radi Lots 11 12 13 Block 25 Sleepy Eye for 1800. Christ Abbess sells to Hanska Rural Telephone Co Lot 9 Block 8 Han ska for 125. Martin Torginson sells to Oscar Thord son Lot 35 and North half of 1 36 Block 9 Han ska for 800. James Montcomery sells to Clarence D Griffith 230 acres in Town 110 Range 32 for 8000.
Mejor Hamm recalls a fierce attack four years ago in Eminence Kentucky. He says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him in ten days with no relapse. The ad touts it as fastest healer for burns sores cures and wounds and lists O M Olsen's drug store as the seller at 25 cents.
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