New Ulm Notes From January 1902 Social and Local Business
Misses Jennie Roth and Cora Eyarsen visit Miss Lou Burger in New Ulm TE Bendixen conducts a German M B church service in New Ulm Geo Ruse builds a new brick structure beside Nacsate store now a fine saloon Bxtores of mahogany A class of twelve joins A O U W lodge on the second Saturday in January officers of Grand Lodge may attend a banquet Charles Welch leaves Adolphson for Marathon Iowa to buy a blacksmith shop and start anew Thorwald Johnson son of J Johann of Sundown injures hand. finger amputated at hospital after ten days care praised by his family and hospital staff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ruse
Nacsate
United Workmen
Grand Lodge
Charles Welch
Adolphaon
Marathon
Iowa
Welch
Thorwald Johnson
J. Johann
Sundown
Dra. Rothenburg
Sleepy Eye People and Events Highlight Local News
Miss Gonnie Meinerdinger of Galen Gate left for Owatonna to attend school. Mr and Mrs John F L Knudson moved to a new home and entertained Dr Lee of Fairfax on Christus Day. John Cutting and daughter visited the Twin Cities for a State Educational Association meeting. Rolfe Monad had a near accident when his horse threw him from the buggy. Sleepy Eye Milling Company unveils a new emblem designed by President Von Hagen. The Big Department Store announces winter sale to clear space for spring goods. Miss Emma Arnold, longtime Sleepy Eye teacher, married A P Silliman of Hibbing on December 26 at Mankato in the bride’s home, Rev Wm Brickwell presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Gonnie Meinerdinger
Gal‘en Gate
Owatonna
John FL Knudson
Lee
Fairfax
John Cutting
Twin Cities
Cutting
State Educational Association
Rolfe Mo
Artest
von Hagen
Christensen
Emma Arnald
Sleepy Bye
A. P. Silliman
Hibbing
Minn
Wm. Brickwell
Madison
Mankato
Miss Arnold
Local Visitors and Creamery Elects Leaders
Special Cor ney Herman Froyblich of Redwood Falls was here last week. Mr and Mrs Ott of Nicollet visited Albert Freitag’s New Years. Mrs Lizzie Johnson of St Paul visited parents for two weeks then returned to St Paul Thursday. Mr and Mrs Chas Vogtel and Chas Burg of New Ulm visited Albert Freitag. Miss Grace Doty returned from St Peter and Wilbur Dray from Mankato Thursday. Miss Sadie Ucter returned to Minneapolis Saturday. Wm Shelow of St Peter was here part of Sunday. Mus Ide Hatcher and Miss Hattie Meyer returned to Vaudtland. The Courtland Creamery held their annual election meeting Saturday War Heers reelected manager and Henry Bohlottman treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aney Herman Froyblich
Redwood Palls
Ott
Nicollet
Albert Freitags
Sadie Ucter
Minneapolis
Wm, Shelow
St. Pater
Mus Ide Hatcher
Hattie
Meyer
Vauitland
Courtland Creamery
Heers
Henry Bohlottman
New York to Open Permanent French Theater
Charles Frohman plans a French theater in New York with M. Constans Coquelin as artistic director. A first-rank company of French players will stage Paris-like productions in Breuch style, with Maurice Grau and M. Goquelin as associates if negotiations succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Frohman
M. Constans Coquelin
Frohman
Breuch
Paris
Maurice Grau
M. Goquelin
Mr. Frohman
Harvard
Yale
Tam
France
Mr. Coquelin
M. Coquelin
Tyes
Experiment in Porto Rico shows tented tobacco growth
Connecticut farmer William J. Hayes reports rapid progress in Porto Rico where tents of cheesecloth cover tobacco near San Juan. He notes two months of growth of two feet and says tents protect from wind rain heat and pests while preserving leaf quality. Planters watch eagerly for wider adoption next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Porto Rico
William J. Hayes
Tariffville
Conn
Hayes
San Juan
Raphael Gonzales
Gold in New York Streets Discovery by Subway Workers
McCabe Bros contractors for a new subway in Manhattan sparked a crowded scene at Broadway and One Hundred Eighty-ninth Street when a worker with mining experience spotted a yellow streak in rock and claimed gold. Authorities investigated and found the find was not a viable paid vein due to its limited quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McCabe Bros
New
Subway
Broadway
One Hundred and Eighty-ninth Street
Lipton’s Cup Bid Discussed by J Frederick Tams Arrival
J Frederick Tams of Tams LeMoine & Crane yacht brokers has returned from Europe after talks with Sir Thomas Lipton in London. Lipton would challenge for the cup until victory or clear impossibility, Tams reports. A separate naval chaplains’ uniform critique follows, noting pastor attire deemed ridiculous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frederick Tams
Tams, Lemoine & Crane
Holland
Belgium
England
Sir Thomas Lipton
London
Sir Thomas
Mr. Tams
Nuisances in a City and the Fight for Clean Air
The article argues restricting measures to curb urban nuisances, chiefly air pollution from coal smoke and river waste. It calls for stricter enforcement of smoke laws, adoption of better waste destruction methods, and quieter streets through smarter paving and reduced noisy trucking. It highlights bell chimes as city atmosphere and stresses targeting essential noise and traffic disturbances. It cites Wellman’s McClure's piece noting U.S. urban growth from 14 cities at century start to 1,084 by century end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iasty
Stoke
Antwerp
Walter Wellman
McClure’s
United States
Fragmentary ad text hints at dealer notices and methods
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a merchant framed by advertising issues and tactics. It references a shop, mid style ads, and potential trouble lines, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to identify a full story.
Mining Expansion Plans Promote Vast Ontario Holdings
A prospectus from The Taina Walla Mapes Co Ltd asserts mining operations at Peebt will expand as railways and routes are planned. It promises rich mineral lands and large dividends for stockholders, with reserve lands increasing in value while development proceeds. Also notes quack remedies and promotes St Bernard Vegetable Pills as genuine medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taina Walla Mapes Co. Ltd
Ant
Woaiere Ontario
I. Ei. O'Keefe
Crone Bros Specials and a 1901 probate notice
Ladies get strong fitting Cruze Patent Thumb kid gloves and Gold Medal Brand garments at sale prices. Overcoats fur coats and heavy winter wear discounted. Also prunes oranges and Ko dol Dyspepsia Cure testimonials. Then a probate license to sell real estate of minors Walter E Jensen and Rudolph N Jensen in Brown Minnesota with hearing set January 3 1902 at 10 AM in New Ulm Court House and notice to publish in New Ulm Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
State of
Minnesota
County of
Brown
Walter E. Jensen
Rudolph N.C. Jensen
Jon W. Jensen
Prairieville
County of Brown
New Uim
New Ulm
New (Im
Said
Mina
The
Cour
SA Geox
One Minute Cough Cure Loved By Harrisburg Family
A Harrisburg mother praises One Minute Cough Cure as a safe fast acting remedy for coughs and croup. She credits the product with saving her child and urges every family to keep a bottle handy for sudden need. Eugene A Pfeilerle endorses the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bird
Harrisburg
Eugene A Pfeilerle
Eugene A. Pienerie
Shore Acres Play Coming to Mankato This Thursday
A New England drama titled Shore Acres is set for Mankato Thursday evening January 10. The company now tours Minneapolis with large audiences, while Minnesota’s Suttor’s New Grand recently hosted a performance noted for its touching scenes and childlike joy. The plot centers on obstinate Martin Berry and his daughter Helen, with themes of home life and emotional climaxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore Acres
New England
Mankato
Minneapolis
Butte
Mont
Suttor
New Grand
Martin Berry
Helen Hall
Martin'weyes
Darwin
Huxley
Tom Paine
Local notices reveal moves in New Ulm area
Mrs Theo Watbel returns home to New Ulm. Friends gather for Mrs Anderton's birthday, oyster supper features. John Rethman buys Fernibald and Erickeon stock. Rathman may build a residence. Troms Nelson and Ole Erickson return from Waldo trip. Townsfolk hope for county seat status and prepare for upcoming contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. Anderson
Troms Nelson
Ole
Erickson
Walaa
Local notices from Lafayette and surrounding towns
The column lists various local items including a school term resumption, a saloon keeper turning idle, John Booren traveling to Estherville, a fire company meeting, Olson adding to Benderson's Harness shop, Mrs. J. Bayren visiting Winthrop, Woodmen having new trees, Filta Bonderson undergoing an operation for appendicitis, D. G. Bonderson moving his house shield hoods, Axel Olson returning from Hopkins, Ed Olson and Henry Rick fishing at Waconia Lake, an M W A installation planned, Wild and Gags offering cheap heating stoves, and a youth gathering at Emma Rick's causing them to move to the Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ax. Olson
Hopkins
Axel
Ed. Olson
Henry Rick
Waconia
Eddie
Emma Rick
Fragmented Public Message About Health and Peace
A damaged notice mentions health concerns and peace amid troubled times. It references uncertain names and places, with fragmented phrases aboutRainy and Eisley and a general call for stability. The readable parts emphasize wellbeing and harmony despite unrest.
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NEW Ulm Review
Springfield
Jennie Roth
Cora Eyarsen
Lou Burger
TE. Bendixen
M. B
Bene
Courtland
Charles Frohman Sceuree
M. Conelas Coquelin
Hew
Little Island
Kiel Canal
Gerber
Vhimes
Whito
Crone Bros
Prones
Times
E. Demigk
Somerville
Ind
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Sealy
Edwards, Wood & Go
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Duluth
Chicago
Cham, of Com
Doluth
Margiva
California
Pointe Im Oslefvenne
Oregon Ferry
Weerst
Cust
Cihcago & North-Western Railway
Angelina
Ulm
EEE _BEUSSMANN
D. Besse
Comfrey
Theo, Watbél
Mes. Pruth
Lafayette
Special Co
Hosteika
John Booren
Estherville
Aug. Olson
Benderson
D. G. Bonderson
Shield
Victor Lund
Eisley Ieee
Jos. Bonatrxn
P. E.G. Koc
P Wa
Boro
Cash
Brown Couny Bank
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