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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
4
The notice warns that only 18 shopping days remain with many rush days ahead. Crowds grow daily and novelty stocks, especially imported goods, dwindle quickly. Buyers are urged to act now while selection and favorable conditions last, noting the store’s holiday attractions.
The market offers the latest winter garments now in stock. Customers are urged to hurry and buy as these new styles await purchase. A few items bought earlier for the sale will be sold at very low prices, with some only a token amount.
A clothing department reports a large initial run of goods and, after sending orders to Chicago, has purchased a sizable batch of new items to meet holiday demand. All stock must be sold to make space for spring stock.
Local grocery stores advertise a broad selection for Christmas shoppers promising low prices and good merchandise. The message urges customers to visit every branch to stock up on essentials and maximize value this season.
A playful note invites readers to visit for a forthcoming event described as a local treat. The message hints at notable attention and the promise of social buzz as the town anticipates interest from attendees.
A light is what you need for these Jong nights. We have a good selection of fancy and useful lamps. A bright light adds cheerfulness to the home, and the dining room table is complete with a good lamp.
The Kospire styles are the most popular this year with several coat lengths available and two piece suits in a charming array. We plan no more coats or suits on counters after December 2, so customers should come in and buy while they last.
The notice notes upcoming bad weather increasing demand for overshoes. It reports a recent successful shipment and new stock on display. Despite abnormally high rubber and material prices this year, the firm has secured goods at prices low for the market.
An odd sales pitch touts warm garments and wood warm winter trousers priced from two dollars to eighty five dollars. It promotes nightgowns with a Rip Van Winkle reference and urges readers to awaken to Lawson Value bargains and daily wants.
A local retailer notes Christmas is complete without nuts and apples and assures customers they are ready to meet demand with all varieties. The message emphasizes preparedness to serve during the holiday season.
The firm promotes its established candle reputation and confections supply for last minute Christmas demand. It highlights a broad selection of Christmas candles in all colors and varieties including smoke less softy kind, claiming readiness to meet increased holiday needs.
A fragmented catalog of household items including cups and saucers plates bowls fruit and oatmeal dishes vases fancy baskets and a note about 100 sugars and creamers and various other articles. The readable text suggests an auction or sale listing with humor in its tone.
Weather forecast hints colder days ahead and urges purchases of warm petticoats. Advertises latest stock in all widths and popular lengths with distinctive colors at low prices. Strong sales tone urges immediate buying choices.
A brief item notes clothing details with mentions of stockings and warm petticoats. The piece hints at practical attire and seasonal demand, referencing garments and fashionable layering without specific names or dates.
A local retailer touts choices in fur and goods for larger figures with emphasis on quality and customer satisfaction. The notice invites readers to view the wares to learn what is offered and priced.
A local advert invites customers to refresh home decor with table linens. It emphasizes quality and reputation and encourages shoppers to visit and choose pieces for the season.
A columnist suggests suits of underwear as a practical, reasonably priced gift. The piece notes men seem hard to please and argues underwear offers comfort and value, appealing to households facing holiday or gift pressures. The tone is promotional and aimed at wide reader appeal.
A compact New Ulm column laments the year end, urges renewed enterprise, notes electric plant pride, discusses football governance reforms, tariff politics, census literacy gaps, and calls for smarter immigration and education standards reflecting local concerns and civic spirit.
Sleepy Eye city council tests New Ulm Stone Co crushed granite on East Main street to gauge a cheaper paving option. The material, provided free, blends granite with limestone on a coarse rock base, promising improved streets at a lower cost for the town.
William Jimes, engineer in charge of hoisting machinery for a steel wagon bridge near Rosebud reservation, Montana, was struck by a falling bridge section. He fractured his leg in two places and was evacuated to St Paul for treatment after the fracture was reduced on Wednesday. His wife, visiting relatives in the city, left for St Paul upon hearing the news.
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