Bank Front Remodeled in Historic New Ulm Building
The Brown County Bank Building, one of New Ulm’s oldest, will be fully rebuilt on the front and Center street side with large plate glass windows replacing brick pillars. The front entrance will move to the left, exterior brick work will be refined, and the completed structure will present a modern, attractive, progressive appearance while preserving its solid institution status.
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Brown County Bank
New Ulm
Center Street
Brown County
Stoop and Dravent Cold Remedy and North Western Excursion Offer
A sufferer notes a simple cold cure with Perry Davis Pain Killer and hot foot baths. North Western line advertises September excursion tickets from Chicago to California at $50 round trip and $45 from Council Bluffs with liberal stopovers and a Nov 15, 1901 return limit.
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Dravent
Perry Davis
California
North-Western
Chicago
Council Bluffs
Agenta
Chicago & North-Western
Weather summary and crop outlook across Minnesota regions
A moderately warm week with scattered showers on the 20th 21st and more on the 24th delayed harvesting in northern counties while aiding late potatoes and corn. A severe Minneapolis wind rain hail storm on the 25th caused damage especially to glass. Harvesting progressed in Polk Marshall and Kitson counties with yields above expectations in the north. Corn fodder cutting continued in the south as pastures dried up though the 24th rains should help. Plowing continued where soils allowed and central hay crops were good though second cuts looked weak. Flax harvest advanced northward with southern threshing ongoing and overall crop quality generally poor in the south.
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Minneapolis
Polk
Marshall
Kittson
Theouthern
Farmers Institute to Hold Winter Sessions in New Ulm and Lafayette
Dr Strickler met with Farmers Institute directors in St Paul securing a promise of winter sessions with two days in New Ulm and one in Lafayette Increased state appropriations enable better work for farmers The date will be announced when fixed and strong farmer representation is urged Also notes announce low rate excursion tickets to the Pan American Exposition Buffalo via North Western Line with Chicago connections and an offered illustrated booklet by W B Kniskern DeWitt Risers advertised for bowels care by Eugene A Pietrie.
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Dr. Strickler
St. Paul
Farmer's Institute
New Ulm
Lafayette
Buffalo
Chicago
W. B. Kniskern
Corn Fodder Promises Stronger Northwest Stock Feed
C G Gregg of the State Farmers Institute argues corn fodder surpasses hay as a stable cattle food. He traces Minnesota farmers’ shift from ear-focused use to value in stalks, notes corn harvester interest at the Chicago world fair, and cites trials showing corn as a reliable timothy substitute across the Midwest.
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State Farmers’ Institute
Timothy
Northwest
Deering Harvester Co
Chicago
Deering Harvester Works
Crone Bros Specials Promote Shoes Fur Goods and Gloves
Crone Bros advertises Douglass shoes and the largest fur line for both gents and ladies including coats collars and capes. It promotes Thompson glove fittings at $1.00 and a wide range of Kid gloves from $1.00 to $2.00 with odd sizes 50 cents to $1.00. Also mentions One Minute Cough Cure for children and endorsement by Eugene A Prefferle.
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Eugene A, Prefferle
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Alwin's Drug Store
W. G. Alwin
Farmers Institute
Vresalt
DeWitt
Eugene A
Pieterie
Hummel Brothers
Mion
C. Gregg
Minnesota
Towa
Review
Red River Valley
New England
New
Great Northwest
Iowa
Middle West
Crone Bros
Thompson
Crane Bros
OUR
Ottomeyer's
Saxony
Germantown