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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
1
A newspaper advertisement extols Gold Fish and aquariums as elegant home adornments. It notes care tips including water temperature around 60 degrees, pure water sources, and feeding with prepared wafers. Two gold fish and a free aquarium are offered with a pound of Imperial Baking Powder or for $1. Subtle marketing aims to lure customers to sample the baking powder.
R E O Keefe, a lawyer, announces his new office location at Rudolphi Block in New Ulm Minnesota at the intersection of 3d North and Minnesota Street. He plans to practice general law serving the local community with emphasis on civil matters.
The report confirms a liquid air lecture and demonstration will proceed at the stated time and venue despite rumors. A Congregational church sale runs Saturday afternoon and evening featuring household articles, dolls, homemade cakes, confections, and light refresh ments, with a program of songs, recitations, and music. Also discussed are hot wind misconceptions about South Dakota land, land sales by Land's Agency, and upcoming criminal case developments centered on witnesses for the state with sheriff McMillan and County Attorney Davis noted for their roles.
Andrew J. Eckstein of the Pioneer Drug Store promotes piano sales with twenty years in the trade and claims to have sold more Ivers & Pond pianos in the city than any other maker. He can point to about twenty such pianos and has four Ivers & Pond pianos on delivery. Cheaper grades available and prices stated as reasonable. Also mentions Gift Forster Bros furniture value.
A large New Ulm Commercial Union meeting favors action to secure a state reform school for girls. President Klossner to appoint a committee, with S. D. Peterson, Philip Liesch and Ferdinand Crone to meet the Board of Control in St Paul. Debate also covers Sunday closing laws and local conventions, with editorials criticizing enforcement and urging fair, balanced action.
Sleepy Eye football fans feared a rematch with New Ulm after the last contest. Attempts to arrange a game failed as Sleepy Eye balked at issues and a split within its ranks. New Ulm, lauded for honoring its season, faced a lack of home practice opponents but remains confident of another strong season and potential championship.
President Roosevelt’s message to Comey press disappoints, offering a cautious tone with no firm stance on railroad mergers or tariff reciprocity, signaling grave questions ahead. The piece notes muted rhetoric versus McKinley’s prior vigor and hints at restricted reform in early moves. Bee advertisement on fifth page.
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