Meal by the day or week boarding ad
Meals and home cooking offered by Mrs. A Thoreau with very reasonable prices. Boarding by the day or week. Tel 685. Located one door north of Pfefferle's Drug Store.
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1915
Page
11
Meals and home cooking offered by Mrs. A Thoreau with very reasonable prices. Boarding by the day or week. Tel 685. Located one door north of Pfefferle's Drug Store.
Readers are invited to report news at any time from 7 in the morning to 10 at night. The notice provides a telephone contact number 101 for tips and items.
Young residents enjoyed a party for Ella and Edna Jones who plan a Pasadena winter. John Jones of Waukesha visited relatives. Concert-goers from the area included Rev and Mrs Griffiths and the Prices. The region saw moves to Cambria village and a Welsh church service, with lakes skating and a lightly frozen Minnesota River.
The Spinners swept the Majors on the Catholic alleys 2582 to 2429. Baer led with 551 for the three games and 225 in one game. On Concordia the Royal Nibbs edged the Americans 2654 to 2704 with Seifert totaling 645 over three games. The Americans and Spinners both sit atop the standings after last week’s results, with the Royal Nibbs and Majors trailing.
The Hackbarths lead the Home League with 13 wins, 2 losses, trailed by the Colts and Busters. Becks Specials and Quails follow as the city championship series between Coach Seifert and Elmer Backer unfolds with five matches and five games each over two weeks. Seifert tops on pins with a 187 margin. individual game scores are listed for Backer and Seifert.
An old advertisement extols Danderine to cure dandruff and prevent hair loss. It claims dull brittle hair stems from neglecting the scalp and promises lustrous hair after using a 25 cent bottle, urging readers to buy from any drug store.
New Ulm Zoegling basketball team defeated Mankato Commercial College second team 33 to 21 on Wednesday. Herzog scored 7 baskets and Schaefer added 4 as Brust and Heymann guarded for New Ulm.
Zoegling held Mankato to ten baskets as Maesing and team defense led to a 18 15 scoring split in halves. Sapey led Mankato with seven baskets while Plantikow added three and others contributed defensively. Next game likely against Morgan around New Year on Morgan floor.
New Ulm high school basketball, dominant in both games, defeated Sleepy Eye 55 to 9 after a strong showing by Sophomores led by Chick Olson and M Dougher. The preliminary saw the Sophomores beat the D M L College second team.
A timeless ad describes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for babies children and adults. It claims rapid relief from constipation with a coated tongue suggests dosing options and a 50 cent bottle with usage directions.
Crone Bros promote Cascarets as a remedy for headaches constipation biliousness sour stomach and bad breath. The ad claims rapid relief by cleansing the stomach and regulating bowels while removing bile and toxins. A 10 cent bar promises months of cleanliness and clear heads.
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