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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1903
Page
2
Local ads tout an array of stock collars from 1dc to 5c, lace collars and caps, mufflers, and a broad range of footwear and crockery. Specials include belts and the latest fashion goods with low prices. Also notes residents home for Christmas and various local personal notices.
Miss Emma Melges at 202 S Minnesota Street features Baughman’s Adjustable System and The Morgan System for dress making. The notice outlines product options and the location for inquiries or purchases.
Thirteen carloads totaling 3500 sheep arrived Saturday from North Dakota. Owned by Pope & Howard of Dodge Center, they fatten sheep for market, purchasing in Oregon and moving east in stages. The 1904 season will see limited fattening as Chicago prices decline, with sales slated around March 1st and ample feed stored at the public landing and mills through 1904.
In Sleepy Eye a special election yesterday afternoon approved the charter by sixteen votes, enabling a sewer system and a formal legal charter. The update marks a major step for the town’s government and future development. Drug note appears as a local ad for Frisco Cough Cure at W. G. Alwin’s drug store.
A literary note compares birds and engine facial expressions. The oven bird’s song grows more florid when airborne, yet its ground stance remains dignified. A London Review piece argues that a railway engine possesses a facial expression, largely shaped by the funnel and conveys noble or brute traits.
A brief meditation on folly cites Seneca and ancient sages noting folly in everyone. It recalls Emperor Maximilian’s habit of dubbing counselors fools and a witty reply about ruling a kingdom of fools with the emperor as a subject.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a terse dialogue with names Smith Jones and Pick Me Up. Phrases include secrecy, confession, certainty, and a cryptic demand of 410. The fragment lacks clear event, date, or location details to establish a concrete news item.
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