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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1901
Page
4
New Ulm Review discusses laboring class progress and farm life, proposing shared farm services like laundries and community bakeries to reduce drudgery for farm wives. It also covers fuel oil adoption, railroad savings from oil, tools for township schooling, and memorial notes on Robert G Evans and Congressman Eddy on parks.
A Minnesota case warns that Mrs Harp has for years collected funds as a Children’s Home or Sermon Home without any charity affiliation. The article notes she runs a private confinement site for girls, with no governing board, and uses funds as she pleases. Authorized society representatives urge donations go only to verified backers like Rev. D. B. Jackson’s successors.
Excursion tickets via the North Western Line are offered at one fare for the round trip from August 31 to September 7, with return allowed until September 9, for the State Fair at Hamline. Apply to agents of Chicago and North Western Ry. Also includes miscellaneous ad copy and a testimonial for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with claims of digestion help and stomach rest.
A national circular announces the start of hostilities between the National Association of Brewers and the National Union of Brewery Workmen effective September 1. Milwaukee expects no local trouble as existing contracts remain through several months, with renewal anticipated to satisfy all parties.
A party of Cuban teachers who studied at Harvard summer school arrived in New York from Boston aboard a steamer. The group includes 4 women and 24 men led by Edward M. De Los Rios. Some proceed to Matanzas, others to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition. Seven women stay to enroll in New York state normal school at New Paltz, with 43 more joining before October for a 40 week English course.
Ex Governor Stone of Missouri says he will not seek the 1904 Democratic presidential nomination. He states he is a candidate for United States senator and nothing else. Col Wetmore, a longtime ally and friend, confirms the denial at the Planters Hotel in St Louis.
Quar termaster Joseph Matthews of the U S cruiser Newark died after marriage to Miss Eva May Sam of Camden. He had just returned from the Philippines and, while bathing off the boardwalk on August 15, struck his head on sand, injuring his spine. The couple married shortly before a planned operation.
James Whitford Bashford president of the Ohio Wee leyan university is chosen president of Northwestern University. He will be offered the position today in Chicago and is expected to accept. formal election to occur at the September board of trustees meeting. Nearby friends expect no refusal.
A stream of local items highlights carpet sales at Avengers and Buenger’s furniture, a Racket store liquidation, and a Congregational lecture by Armenian Joseph Koshaba. Social calls include Miss Mabel Doty hosting friends near Courtland and Otto Sommer moving to Minneapolis for a position. The Northwestern runs extra coaches for land seekers arriving with Land Agency excursions, with about 150 Tuesday and Wednesday. R. E. O’Keefe touts the firm’s fair deals and help in explaining benefits of buying local land packages.
Sealed bids will be received until September 18, 1901 at 4:00 p.m. to alter the front of the Brown County Bank per plans and specs on file. The right to reject any or all bids is hereby reserved. Jostra BounerEn, Pres't.
Wanted neat people to talk to neat people about a neat article. Everyone who dislikes dandruff and headaches buys one. Both troubles are impossible to those who use Dr. White's Electric Comb. Patented Feb 2, 99. Agents report strong sales. Sample 50 cents. DN Rose, Gen Mgr, Decatur, Illinois.
From August 31 to September 7 the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad will sell round trip excursion tickets to the Minnesota State Fair at a single fare. The fair is praised for its agricultural and manufactured exhibits and amusements.
An advertisement touts Kodo Dyspepsia Cure as a permanent solution for indigestion. It claims the product provides complete rest for the tired stomach and improves digestion beyond dieting, urging readers to try Pfefierle based remedies.
One 3 year old hornless bull and a valuable registered Ted Polled breed bull, one year old, from a first class milk herd. Purreur, Lafayette.
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