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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
7
An old advertisement promises instant relief by drawing out acids and fatigue from tired feet. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent box of TIZ at druggists or department stores to end foot torture, keep feet fresh, sweet, and comfortable in smaller shoes.
Historical skirmish over the exact location of Little Crow’s death continues as Hutchinson and Litchfield locals cite surveys and old markers. N Y Taylor is praised for purportedly pinpointing the site while earlier pioneer cairns and cross signs are noted as contested memorials.
A North Atchison woman dressed in her best clothes visits neighbor homes from noon until six, leaving a card bearing her name at each paralyzed or speechless figure, then moves on to another house in the neighborhood. Her actions unfold with autocratic charm as she continues her pattern throughout the day.
A southern sow raised eight pigs but fed seven while a girl cared for one stray. The hand raised pig, not purebred, weighed 225 pounds dressed and yielded 50 pounds of lard at ten months, costing under five bushels of corn. The seven others weighed 87 pounds dressed on average. The note highlights care and feeding boosting pig growth as profitable. The clipping also lists local ads for tilts in footwear and painting services.
Notice declares a call for proposals from newspapers within Brown County Minnesota for legal advertising in 1916. Proposals due January 4 1916 at New Ulm government offices. Published by County Auditor Louis G Vogel and Chairman Herman Polekow with Adv.50- reference.
Notice from Brown County Minnesota inviting proposals before December 27 1915 for deposits of county funds for 1916 1917. Proposals must state security offered to the county and monthly interest on balances. Funds with accrued interest to be on demand draft payable to Brown County. Interest credited first day of each month. Banks must provide bonds to be signed by at least five freeholders as sureties, amount at least double the deposited funds. Dated December 14 1915 Herman Polkow Chair Co Commissioners.
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