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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1905

Page

8

Farmers Institute Hosts Noted Speakers in St George

A long day session of the farmers institute in St George attracted about five hundred attendees from the vicinity. Speakers included Dr Strickler from this city J A Sweeter of Fairmont and A Bilion of Gault Ontario. They discussed farm schools stock raising shrubs fruit and practical farming tips. Mr Schultz spoke on ornamenting farms with fruit and preserves and Tony Wile and Somerville addressed related topics. The event was well conducted with broad local interest.

Alt. George P. McConn Mankato Dr. Strickler J. A. Sweeter Fairmont A. Bilion Gault Ontario JA. Schultz Tollowes Tle Mr. Shultz Sas Tony Somerville GW. Somurville Evi Hir

Do It Today German Syrup Ad Claims Quick Cure

An old ad copy hawks Dr. Boschee's German Syrup as a remedy for hacking coughs and colds. It promotes rapid relief with a promise of cure after several days, claiming effectiveness even for deep lung issues. It cites trial bottles at 25 cents and regular bottles at 50 cents from local druggists.

Traveling Man Praises Dakota House and Local Freight Rules

A Review reporter quotes a traveling man praising the Dakota House for its reliable service and noting the surge in freight moving to small towns from department houses. He condemns Chicago freight firms for not complying with state pure food laws, urging parity with local merchants. An out-of-town attorney visiting New Ulm admires the city and expects to return, while court observers discuss Judge Webber’s potential candidacy and familiar, amiable ruling style.

the Review Dakota House Dakota St. Paul New Ulm Webber

Life's Transient Dream 150'ER John Simmet Dies at 24

John Simmet son of Mr and Mrs Peter Simmet died Saturday evening December 23 aged twenty four at his parents home on North State street after a two year illness. He farmed in Nicollet county before retiring to live with his parents. Born in Nicollet county in 1882 he leaves three brothers Henry Anton Robert and three sisters Mrs M Bankrate Springfield Mrs Anton Kackelwaier Fairfax and Mrs Anton Kitzberger New Ulm. Funeral was held Tuesday at ten from the Catholic church with Catholic cemetery burial.

John Simmet Peter Simmet North State Street Nicollet County Henry Anton Robert M. Bankrate Springfield Anton Kackelwaier Fairfax Anton Kitzberger New Ulm Wather Saxemeyer

Tawney and Civil Service under Fire in Federal Graft Talks

Ben Stockman reports from the east on widespread graft across federal departments. Tawney, boarding the train in Winona, warns a looming bureaucratic menace and pushes for age limits and civil service reforms. He notes press bureaus in three departments shaping public sentiment, with money buying influence in Albany and beyond.

Civil Service Tawney Pension Department Goverment Treasury Stockman East Albany New York

Sudden Call Ends Pioneer Chas Hansing’s Long Life

Chas Hansing died after a short struggle with asthma of the heart yesterday morning. He had been ill for some time, but recent improvement gave hope for years more. Hansing settled Milford in 1856, faced Indian uprisings, helped care for displaced dead, and later served as county representative in 1874 and as county commissioner during the county seat dispute, earning broad local esteem.

Chas Milford

Funeral for Beloved City Resident Led by Albert Steinhauser

The deceased, who grew older and moved to the city to spend remaining years, died here. Five children survive Mrs Henzel Milford Mrs August Prank Milford Gustav Hansing Danvers Mrs Chas Kroschel Albany Oregon and Mrs Wa Bunck Springfield all present for the funeral to be held tomorrow. The remains will be interred in the city cemetery with services at the house and grave conducted by Albert Steinhauser.

Henzel Milford August Prank Gustav Hansing Danvers Chas Kroschel Albany Oregon Wa. F. Bunck Springfield Albert Steinhauser

Rail car shortage halts Eagle mill grain grinding

A nationwide car shortage hits the Eagle mill in this city causing temporary shutdowns as grain cannot be moved from elevators to the mill. The year shares a record car deficit due to southern crop shipments and eastern demand, crippling local milling despite ample wheat.

Eagle

Mayor Silverson To Lead Four On Long Abroad Trip

Mayor Silverson and his daughter plan a months long journey to foreign lands. The party of four travels east visiting major cities across continents including Egypt the Holy Land and the capital of the Turkish empire. The itinerary promises a well arranged plan and enjoyment of every mile and day of travel.

Chas. Silverson Minnie Silverson East Egypt Holy Land

Golden Gate Social Weekend for Grandpa’s 82nd Birthday

Golden Gate hosts a round of visitors and festivities for Grandpa Cutting’s 82nd birthday. Local residents including Miss Thayer, Miss Ellen Robertson, and Miss Bessie Cummings draw travel and holiday greetings from Mankato Sleepy Eye and Bird Island. The community notes a basket social at the Evan school and coming Christmas visits as townsfolk return home.

Ab. Dawny Grandpa Cutting Miss Thayer Mankato Ellen Robertson Evan Whaley McCormick Springfield Albert Cutting Wallace Martine Kenmare N. D George Dennis Murphy Olivia Alex Leslie Burghart Bird Island John Wooldrich Sleepy Bye Bessie Cummings Folk New Ulm Carl Battle PPA Wugene Grimes Hvan Janeex Steinke Sherman Homny Jobo Mach George Peck Place Missouri

Fragmented Property Transfer Listing

Readable fragments show a real estate or deed note citing Joseph Forster and Michael M iadl with parcel references L 20 21 22 BY. Sleepy Bye. Amalia Scherer to John Hun involves blocks 2 5142 S New Din 2500.

Joseph Forster Michael M. Iadl Sleepy Bye Amalia Scherer John Hun

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