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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1903
Page
6
Real estate bought and sold, loans negotiated, and legal documents executed. Insurance against fire hail tornadoes accident and death offered by a reliable company. Steamship tickets sold as part of a diversified service portfolio.
An old notice promotes Kidney trouble remedies, claiming both women and men suffer and that children can be born with weak kidneys. It asserts symptoms include frequent urination and burning, urging readers to write to Dr Kilmer & Co for a free sample of Swamp Root in Binghamton New York.
An old remedy promises rapid relief for coughs croup and related throat ailments. The article extols Gough as a quick acting cure claiming dramatic improvement within minutes and outlines simple dosing guidance for households seeking speedy comfort.
London dispatch says a Tien-Tsin report claims Japan sent an ultimatum to Russia, but no source confirms the claim. Rothschilds report no loan plans for Russia in Britain, dismissing the rumor as unfounded. The piece notes fears of war ease with a peace-seeking policy and mentions ongoing negotiations with Japan.
R G Dun and Bradstreet weekly review notes stronger overall business with gains beyond holiday goods. Collected data show higher activity in building permits and rail tonnage, more orders for seasonal items, and rising collections. Iron and steel confidence grows while cotton and fuel sectors lag. failures rise to 829 in U S and 20 in Canada. prices unlikely to fall much except in secluded sectors.
Report from Paris notes Russia may propose a further move to avoid a rupture with Japan after assurances that the initial czar approved proposition was not an ultimatum. In Tokyo the Russian minister Baron de Rosen is indisposed delaying a reply. A Seattle dispatch says ships prepare for Corean waters amid war rumors. Other items note deaths of John Kernell and C C Webb, and business conditions in California with slack manufacturing and steady wholesale activity.
In the wake of an Alexandretta incident, Rear Admiral Cotton sails from Beirut on the San Francisco to Alexandretta carrying Consul Davis. Davis had left Alexandretta after being insulted by local police with pressure for reparations discussed with Foreign Minister Tevfil. Also reports of a fatal rescuer in Brooklyn fire, a Baltimore & Ohio plant fire, a Lewiston streetcar fleet fire, and a Brownsville house fire in Samoa news briefs.
Rock county residents move to revive the old Vigilant Committee amid ongoing depredations by thieves and criminals. The effort recalls a 20 year-ago push that helped curb horse thefts and lawless acts, with many pioneer members still local.
Notice to proposers from Brown County Minnesota inviting bids for legal notices and advertising in a local newspaper for 1904. Details include tax list publication, redemption notices, county proceedings, annual financial statements, tax sale notices, and board reports with a January 5 1904 deadline.
Brown County Minnesota seeks proposals by June 1904 for deposits of county funds for 1904 and 1905. Proposals must state security offered and interest on monthly balances. Funds, with accrued interest, held on demand with bonds payable to Brown County. Bond amount at least double deposits. sureties by five freeholders. December 2, 1903. Andrew J. Eckster chair. Louis G. Voorn auditor. John Larson clerk. Auditing Committee.
Probate Court of Brown County Minnesota orders six month notice for creditors to file claims against the August Ott estate and sets a hearing date at 10 o clock AM in New Ulm. Notices to creditors to publish weekly for three weeks in New Ulm Review.
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