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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1907
Page
5
A readers letter from EMILY FRITON denies gossip about praising Miss Friton for enforcing the Sunday lid in New Ulm and recounts a brief encounter with Mr. Koehler about a pig in his window. The passage also includes a jumbled quote from Thomas Gray and a Cleveland Lander joke, reflecting light local chatter.
The London Chronicle notes foals gallop from birth, stay with the dam, and avoid full meals, signaling open, traveling ancestors. Calves resemble cattle’s woodland origin with low heads to scan forests, while horses once roamed plains. Domesticated dogs and cats are cited as familiar contrasts.
Two elderly brothers who jointly inherited land from their father fight over it and are jailed in a cangue with heads locked face to face until they settle. The judge rules both right and wrong from differing views, and after three days they reach a settlement. The piece notes costly human lives in ancient engineering, citing the Nile and pyramids.
Sane CHEAP-One 40 by 60 Red River Special Separator complete but somewhat used. Also one 20 horsepower Buffalo Pitts Strawburning Engine. Good as new. Enquire at S. D. Peterson, New Ulm, Minn. The undersigned announces open photo gallery in Henle's building on Minnesota Street inviting New Ulm and vicinity to call. First-class work guaranteed. Albert L. Lopan.
Advertisement offering a free pamphlet with synopsis of United States homestead laws and guidance to secure a quarter section of farming or grazing land along new Chicago and North Western Railway lines. Includes special excursion rates and full information via Northwestern Line ticket agents.
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