Golden Wedding Celebrated by Aged Minnesota Couple
Mr and Mrs Wilhelm Alwin celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a church reception in New Ulm Minnesota. They married December 8 1853 in Labs Posen Germany and moved to America in 1854 55 settling in New Ulm. Their nine Minnesota born children attended, and the event honored by the German Methodist church with a banquet program and floral decorations.
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Wilhelm Alwin
Alwin
Labs
Posen
Germany
America
Milwaukee
West
New Ulm
Little Crow
Warpath
Erd
Toam
Shakopee
State Street
Minnesota
Fred Walwin
Sleepy Eye
Herman J. Alwin
St. Paul
Adolph A. Alwin
Rudolph E. Alwin
Cottonwood
Emil G. Alwin
Fargo
N. D
Albert J. Alwin
L. Alwin
Wm. G. Alwin
New Ul
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
What Is Dyspepsia and How to Cure It
The article explains that dyspepsia is common and caused by overeating irregular meals stress and poor sleep among others. It recommends stopping the cause and using Dr Lorenz's Dyspepsia Tablets, noting many grocers and the author G Alwin endorse and sell them.
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Dr. Lorenz
G. Alwin
Foremost China Department in New Ulm
The Foremost China Department in New Ulm offers the finest patterns of Japanese Chinese, French china and German china. Shelves are loaded with selections and prices are advertised as very low. Compare and save on quality patterns today.
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China Department
New Ulm
iPECK PREPARES TO LEAVE AND HOLIDAY NOTES IN New Ulm
Brown county authorities are puzzled over the Home township white cap case as George Peck returns to Sleepy Eye and confirms the hired man Smiths account. Peck says masked men threatened him on Thanksgiving night and he will leave for Michigan after selling his stock and effects. He will move near his brother in Greenville, Michigan, with his wife and child already there. A New Ulm fire department meeting plans its annual ball for New Year s Eve, with a five member committee set to arrange the event. Kris Kringle visits homes on St Nicholas day taking toy orders for Christmas day delivery and gives candy to children who are too awed to order fully.
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Brown County
George Peck
Sleepy Eye
Smith
Michigan
Greenville
Mich
New Ulm
Kris Kringle
St. Nicholas
Will Buy Hogs Weekly at Multiple Markets
Stuebe announces he will purchase hogs every Monday at Klosner, starting December 4 1903, every Tuesday at Searles starting December 8 1903, and every Saturday starting December 19 1903, paying the highest market price at all times. Also includes a Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim and a signature line by W Grove.
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Stuebe
Klosner
Searles
W. Grove
Order to Examine Final Estate Account in New Ulm
Probate Court of Brown County Minnesota orders Rudolph Massapust to present and have finally examined the estate account of Louise Juni deceased. Hearing set for December 17 at 10 oclock A M at the Probate Office New Ulm. Notice to interested parties by three weekly insertions in the New Ulm Review. Judge S A George presiding.
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New Ulm
Brown County
Minnesota
Andrew J. Eckstein
Board of Co. Commissioners
Louise G. Vocen
Joan LaRson
State OF
County OF
Brown
Louise Juni
Rudolph Massapust
Court House
Bierce
New Im Review
New Ulms
Minn
S.A. George
State OF Minnesota
County of Brown
Carl Schreiber
Bertha’Schreiber
Stark, Minn
Stark
Minneapolis
Said
Fred Pfaender Tranted
New Ulm N Sald
A. Georox
Ora
Witt
David Beetle
Rosa Beetle
Nicollet
Mina
A. J
New Ulminfeld County
Henry L. Beecher
New. Ulm
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J.F. Negmann
Mrs. Wa
Fred Zander
Arlington
Sibley County
H. Marquardt
J. Schramm
Fairfax
Springfield
Masonic Brethren of
McKinley Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Max Burg
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Florida
Q. L. Stove
Ag T
Lownville, Ky
New Orleans
R. Pfefferlen
New Ulm, Minn
Broadway Grocery
Ipeck
Home Farmer
State of Michigan
China
Ae Ae Eae New Lion ‘Coffee
Ver
Groves, Judgeot Pot
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