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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1902
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary problems. It claims kidneys cause bladder trouble and promotes a sample bottle offer from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York. It urges readers to mention the newspaper in requests.
A narrator recounts suspecting poisoning of his master by Dr Squires using daily drugging to weaken him. He plots to thwart the doctor, gathering medical texts and tracking weekly night appointments to expose the criminal act and prevent Miss Stetchén’s fortune.
A narrator recalls a troubled sequence of visits to a doctor and plans to influence a master. The account hints at covert harm during nocturnal meetings intended to aid a work project, with threats tied to ongoing control and possession.
While walking near Dr Squires's house the narrator overhears a conversation between Dr Squires and Miss Stetson at a spring. Miss Stetson presses to hear the master's secret now, while the doctor weighs disclosure and warns of punishment for sharing the discovery.
In a tense exchange, Dr Squires reveals Charles had leprosy, shocking Miss Belle and reframing the narrator’s understanding. The doctor admits keeping a family secret while pursuing a cure, and Miss Belle struggles with the revelation and its impact on trust.
Dated at New Ulm Minnesota December 15 1902 by County Auditor Louis L Voorn and Arbiter J Ethen announcing legal notices published by the Brown County Board of Commissioners auditors and equalization proceedings. Includes delinquent tax list redemption expiration notices tax judgments county finances and annual reports.
Public notice shows Erastus Reynolds and others must redeem the 18 344 acre tract in Brown County Minnesota. Andrew Rinke purchased state land after tax sale. redemption period is 60 days from service of notice, with balance due including costs and interest. Witnessed by the Brown County Auditor at New Ulm Minnesota.
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