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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1902
Page
3
A Myra Kelly tale centers on a New York City primary teacher beloved by her class. Gifts range from charming to costly, including Little Morris Mogilewaky’s modest offering. A pivotal moment reveals a rent receipt as a symbolic gesture of care.
Special correspondence records Mrs G Genderse visiting Fra ncemat Seaforth and Sleepy Eye visits by several residents including Mr Franc Essig teacher and Mr N Metzen with his mother. Local property sales and platting by County Surveyor Geo Boock, plus a village report on Brown street boundaries. Community notices mention dances, health ads for Dawitts Early Risers and Kodol, with town updates from Comfrey Han ska Springfield and nearby shifts in businesses and personal activities.
Sleepy Eye residents include Andrew Eckstein, John Hibner, and New Ulm mayors meeting. Dr Fritsche’s patient from the hospital. families moving to New Ulm. a large badger killed near home. pension board exams for veterans. Prof C E Ree visiting Marshall school. Martin Penning at horticulture meeting in Minneap olis speak ing on plums. L P Larson to be Redwood County deputy treasurer after prior arm injury. Also weather alert and One Minute Cough Cure endorsements appear as local notices.
A cluttered page blends historic ad rhetoric on persistent advertising with a city council meeting summary. It records resignations, new police appointments, liquor license transfers, and utility bond filings, alongside boilerplate ads and medical claims about a mercury-free remedy.
Direct transit from Chicago to San Francisco via the Chicago and North Western Rail and new direct sailings from San Francisco to Manila expand far eastern connections. Ships from Nagasaki and Hong Kong are added, with monthly departures and a 24 day voyage to Manila. Passenger traffic grows as Americans seek faster routes, while comforts improve aboard Pacific steamers.
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