Local Real Estate Listings Include Several Properties
Real estate notices list Jannusch lot 2 block 144 south Hetlinger lot 8 block 139 Ambrosch North Minnesota street for rent in Boesch block post April 1 Offices and living rooms available. Boesch property occupied by Frank Kretsch Furniture store to be rented after Nov 1. Galles property South State Street 14 laws and improvements offered cheap. Lot 7 Block 73 North Minnesota Street 200 acre farm in Mulligan Township with good soil and improvements, $45 per acre. Inquiries directed to Albert Steinhauser.
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Jannusch
Hetlinger
Ambrosch
North
Minnesota Street
Boesch
Frank Kretsch
Galles
South State Street
Minnesota Str
Mulligan
Albert Steinhauser
Reward offered for information on telephones damage in New Ulm
A $25 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone injuring the companys property or interfering with service in New Ulm and rural districts. New Ulm Rural Telephone Co. For Save The Frank Speerbase residence property on South German Street. A desirable home in one of the finest sections of the city. Apply Fred Seiter, 480.
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New Ulm
Frank Speerbase
South German Street
Fred Seiter
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2 Brick Court Goldsmiths Brimming London Legacy
The London house at 2 Brick Court Middle Temple ties to Oliver Goldsmith the 18th century writer. He moved there in 1765 aided by £500 yearly income, spent £400 on lavish chambers, hosted a literary circle, and faced debt and illness. He died nearby after leaving the Temple for burial, a neglect later corrected by a commemorative tablet.
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Femple
Oliver Goldsmith
London
Brickcourt
Middle Temple
Goldie
Johnson
Dr. Arne
Percy Reynolds
Francis
Bickerstaff
Goldsmith
Blackstone
Wakefield
Gambing
London Tribune
Amy Robsart death redated by Sir Walter Scott crime
A Pall Mall Gazette notice notes Amy Robsart died in fall at Comnor Hall near Oxford in September 1560 and was buried at St Marys Oxford. The Spanish ambassador claimed Elizabeth feared her death, while Scott’s misdating of the event by about fifteen years is called his greatest crime.
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Amy Roteart
Robert Dudley
Amy Robsart
Comnor Hall
Oxford
Dudley
St. Mary's
Elizgabet
The Regular Custom in a London Street Play
In a London street a girl aged twelve and a boy aged ten enact a family scene as mother and father. The girl instructs Bobby to stand at the corner and wait until summoned to dinner. He protests, asking why, and she retorts that it is Saturday, implying domestic chores and routine.
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London
Bobby
Bob
Generosity Always Worth the Risk in Giving
The piece urges steadfast generosity despite betrayal. It argues never to regret acts of magnanimity or gifts, even when others respond with meanness or exploitation. It emphasizes moral rightness in giving and warns against hoarding safety through meanness.
Plural Lesson Sparks Unearthly Child’s Twins Answer
A Chicago class faces irregular plurals when Edgar, at home, confidently answers the plural of child as twins. The scene captures a playful moment of language learning in a school setting.
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Chicago
Edgar
Guardianship hearing scheduled for Otto and George Wicherski
Probate Court of Brown County orders final accounts examined on December 20, 1906 at 10 a.m. in New Ulm with public notice via New Ulm Review weekly for three consecutive weeks. Guardian Emil Wicherski petitions the court for examination and allowance of final accounts.
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State OF
Minnesota
County of
Brown
Otto Gustav Wicherski
George Wicherski
Emil Wicherski
New Ulm Review
New Almsurd
AL George
Tevet
Hearing Order in Estate of Karl Matsch Minnesota Probate Court
Special Term November 27 1906 Brown County Minnesota. Testamentary on Karl Matsch deceased granted to Jacob Klossner Jr. Six months for creditors to file claims. Hearing June first at 10 AM in New Ulm Probate Office. Notice to creditors by weekly publication in New Ulm Review. Dated November 1 1906. Judge S A George.
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State OF Minnesota
County of
Brown
Uo Yin Probate Court
Karl Matsch
New Ulm
Minnesota
Friedrich Heers
Albert J. Alwin
Suitya
New Jim Review
New Uim
New Chu
Minn
Anna Fischer
Albert Steinhauser
Anna G. Fischer
Court House
New Ulm Review
New Ula
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