Christmas News From Sleepy Eye Area
Nellie Hanson returned from Elmore Minnesota to spend Christmas with her parents in Sleepy Eye. Rose Doheny has tonsillitis and stays home. Andrew LeBert visited New Ulm. Friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moll at their Sleepy Eye home with games and a pleasant evening. Ella Leary returned home from nursing Mrs. Rebecca Case. Mrs. Case shows slow improvement. Orin Case hosted a dancing party with a large group. Alex Pickle returned from a visit with his daughter near Springfield. Myrtle Cummings spent Friday with Sleepy Eye friends. Martha Cutting visits Red Lake Falls. Stuart McLeod, student at State Agricultural School, called on friends here. Anna Barcus spends the week in Sleepy Eye. A basket social by Dist No. 17 raised over twenty dollars for school needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hanson
Elmore
Minn
James Hanson
Rose Doheny
Andrew LeBert
New Ulm
Edward Moll
Sleepy Eye
Ella Leary
Rebecca Case
Martha Cutting
Red Lake Falls
Will
Stuart McLeod
Stuart
State Agricultural School
Anna Barcus
Dist
Less Meat If Back and Kidneys Hurt
A known authority warns regular meat eating may provoke kidney trouble by overworking kidneys through uric acid. It advises four ounces of Rad Salts daily in water before breakfast to flush kidneys, neutralize urinary acids, and restore normal kidney function. claims the Lithia-based drink is safe and widely used.
Christmas programs and visits thread through Cambria notes
Mrs Idris Jones and daughter visited friends in Mankato last week. Ole B Sveum visited J P Marston in Butternut. A large crowd enjoyed a school Dist 10 Xmas program with a tree arranged by Miss Bowen. Several teachers and students are home for holidays and many lagrippe cases are noted in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idris Jones
Mankato
Ole B. Sveum
J. P. Marston
Butternut
School Dist
Bowen
Deborah Davis
Lake Crystal
Jones Bros
Ella
Edna Jones
Passadena
Cal
Esther Bowen
Duluth
David E. Bowen
Stella Evans
Mary Owens
Garvin High School
Nellie Griffiths
Lake Crystal High School
Evan and
Miriam Bowen
Mankato High School
Emory Price
Mankato Commercial College
Floyd Hughes
New Ulm High School
Gwennie Evans
Hazel Jones
Naomi Harris
Mankato Normal
Peter Roberts
Watts
D. C. Davis
Mary Jones
Jno
C. Davis
Lake, Crystal
Thos. L. Griffith
Chicago
Ill
Abbie L. Jones
Dora B. Jones
Emma Luedke
Dental health urged as key to overall vitality at public talk
A Minnesota public health message urges periodic dental exams and childhood dental care. Dr I J Murphy notes proper oral hygiene reduces risk of systemic diseases and infections, while stressing teachers and parents' role in instruction. A vaudeville show by McGinney troupe at Woodman Hall Friday night is also announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Smsstus
Woodman Hall
McGinney
I. J. Murphy
Minnesota Public Health Association
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Realty Record
Realty transfers show multiple deeds with buyers and sellers including John Franta to Anton Zeig, Reinhold Zempel to Oscar Zempel, Theodore Crone group to Carl Crone, William Metzen to Joseph Metzen, Blanche Graham to Madge Parmele to James Peterson, Gal Olsen to Ella Asiesen, Anton and Ole Asiesen, Edward Youngmann to Ernstine Youngmann, Pfaender Realty Co. to Karem Andersen, Joseph Tastel to Pauline Winter, and Henry Jenning to Carl Beltz. Amounts range from 1 to 5000 dollars with properties in City Sleepy Eye and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Franta
Anton J. Zeig
Reinhold Zempel
Oscar W. Zempel
S. W
Theodore Crone
Carl Crone
Ferdinand Crone
Carl F. Crone
William Metzen
Joseph Metzen
N. City
Blanche B. Graham
Madge B. Parmele
James Peterson
Anton Asiesen
Ole Asiesen
N. E
S. E
N. W
Allin
Edward P. Youngmann
Ernstine Youngmann
Sleepy Eye
Pfaender Realty Co
Karem Mary Andersen
Joseph Tastel
Pauline Winter
Henry W. Jenning
Carl Beltz
California Syrup of Figs featured in wholesome child care
An old advertising note extols California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults, promising quick relief from constipated bowels and sour stomach. The piece references a separate St Paul Pioneer Press item about Miss Lillian Rieke winning a nail-driving contest at the state agricultural college, described as calm under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
St. Paul
Robert Clark, Jr
Miss Rieke
Miss McChesney
College of Agriculture
Oregon
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Dark Color
An old North American remedy claims Sage Tea and Sulphur darken gray hair naturally and evenly. The formula, sold at drug stores for 4 60 cents, also purportedly cures dandruff itching and hair loss while restoring gloss and fullness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Surgeons note higher appendicitis rate in men
Surgeons say men show a slightly higher incidence of appendicitis than women. An advertisement claims Adler-i-ka combined with buckthorn bark and glycerine can relieve or prevent digestive issues and constipation with a single dose. Claims include instant relief and easy action from E. A. Pfefferle, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
A. Pfefferle
End Stomach Trouble with Pape's Diapepsin
A vintage ad promises quick relief from indigestion and stomach trouble. It touts a five minute cure using Pape's Diapepsin, sold in a fifty cent case at any drug store, claiming dramatic, painless relief from sour stomach, belching, and nausea.
When a Cord Is Not a Cord
The Hutchinson Leader reports state inspector E O Sather explained a four foot cord should yield 128 cubic feet, else the seller faces prosecution. Sawed wood can shrink 18 cubic feet. loose piles require 160 cubic feet to form a cord. Inspectors tested over 60 cords to defend fairness, while sellers welcome the clarity. A separate note warns merchandise by weight must be weighed on tested scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
E. O. Sather
Sather
CITY LEAGUE BOWLING RESULTS AND STANDINGS
The Americans defeated the Spinners by 87 pins after a strong final game at Concordia alleys. E Hahn led the meet with 561 and Dietz 217 in a single game. Americans totaled 2632 to Spinners 2445. Burmeister topped the Majors with 686 in three games as Royal Nibbs edged them 2425 to 2396. Standings show Spinners 66, Americans 13, Royal Nibbs 5, Majors 6 with 12 losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordis
Altho
E. Hahn
Dietz
Wicheraki
E. Huhn
Hackbarth
Groebner
Dalims
Raabe
Wiehtel
Vogel
Vetter
Royal Nibbs
Parc
Spinners
Third match goes to Seifert in New Ulm championship
In the third match of the New Ulm series for the championship Seifert won four of five games, achieving a total of 883 pins lead and 1013 total with an average of 202.6 while Becker totaled 886 with an average of 177. Burmeister faced Wicherski in a separate Saturday match, Burmeister averaging 200.8 and Wicherski 185.2 as scores were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Seifert
Becker
Seifert Becker
Adolph Burmeister
George Wicherski
Burmeister
Wicherski
Burmeister Wicherski
Homa League Bowls Set With New Year Matches
Teams in the Homa League will resume play soon after a week of home games. The Schell team travels to Water Town on New Year’s Day for a five man match and doubles event against the local club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schell
Watertown
Alumni Triumph Over High School Quint In Basketball
Alumni defeat the high school five by a final margin after leading 19-6 at halftime. Leo Seifert led scoring with 14 points, supported by Groebner Gieseke Neumann and Durbahn on a strong Alumni lineup. High School rallied in the second half but could not overcome the early advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesar
Leo Seifert
Seifert
Groebner
Gieseke
Neumann
Huevelmann
Herzog J
Dougher
Mumni
Durbahn
Schleuder
H. L
Leo. Berg
Substitution Details in Chess Team Match Report
Seifert leads with one point while Groebner and Neumann secure multiple contributions. The match lists players Meie Gieseke Huevelmann and others, with Seifert and Groebner among top scorers and several single baskets recorded.
Danderine Hair Remedy Ad Promises Quick Rescue
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims brittle colorless hair weakens, then falls out unless treated. The copy urges a 25 cent bottle to save hair with a bold promise of restored luster and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
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Golden Gate
Cambria
Rand Tha Halanas
Head
City League Bowling
A. Telephones
Wichtel
H. Aufderheide
Hintz
K. Audferheide
Q.huhn
E.huhn
Fritsche
Hy-Grussendorf
Herb
Turners
Umners
Waibel
Winkelmann
Huhn
Engelbert
B.bahn
Bierbaum
Trounce High School
QUINT
Alois Getter
Angelina
Minnesota
New Ulm Roller Mill Company
New Ulm, Minn
Stoge
E. F. Buenger
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