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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
8
A fragment listing canned fruit and pantry items with per unit prices. Fancy pineapples per can, evaporated apples per pound, fancy apricots per pound, dried peaches per pound, roasted coffee per pound, high grade baking powder, and sardines per can.
A catalog snippet lists silk skirts priced 82.98 3.98 34.98 and 5.98, lateen skirts at 59 and 1.19, with kid gloves at 79c and towels ranging from 6c to 50c, touting them as the best values offered.
Market notes list eggs and butter traded at top rates while a range of goods including ornaments, candies, nuts and fruits, coats, shoes and textiles are offered for sale. Several items such as fur scarfs, comforters and linen table cloth appear among available merchandise and price points.
Otto Puhlmann of New Ulm and Anna Hubmer of New Ulm are licensed to wed. Walter A. Trachsler of Waseca and Emilie H. Swanson of Sleepy Eye also received licenses. Elmer I. Samson of Sleepy Eye and Helena H. Swanson of Sleepy Eye are licensed, as are Arthur Moll of Milford and Minoa Vogel of Milford.
Jerome E. Porter, a longtime Minnesota judge, died Friday night of Brights disease at age 68. He served eight years as probate judge, twelve years as municipal judge, ten years as president of the board of public works, and the past year as deputy clerk of the district court. He is survived by his wife and three children.
Hubert Berg of J F Neumann’s stores shopped in the Twin Cities for the New Goops SALE now on. Oswald the city treasurer improves after illness, with City Clerk Wicherski keeping city affairs steady amid absence. Cloaks and suits offered at cost or below by Crone Bros, with discounts on fur lined and plush cloaks and women’s wear, including notable low prices.
A freight wreck on the Omaha road at Le Sueur Friday night disrupted traffic for hours with debris blocking tracks. no serious injuries reported. Local No. 8 passenger service was delayed from 10:55 am to around 2:30 pm. No. 2 mail detoured via Chicago Northwestern and Minneapolis and St. Louis lines, arriving six and a half hours late. Births listed and several land transfers noted in Hanska, Sleepy Eye, and nearby areas.
An article notes two young men forming a New Jersey company to extract gold from seawater, claiming analyses prove gold presence but warning the extraction costs exceed value. The ad section includes rental notices, job ads, and various offers, reflecting a bustling small town classified page.
Local shop invites orders for Christmas trees and announces plentiful navel oranges arriving. They stock the Sunkist brand and promise prompt delivery of all goods.
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