Oldest settler Charles Schneider dies in Leavenworth
Charles Schneider longtime Leavenworth resident died at his home at 6 p.m. December 30 after months of Brights disease. Born January 2, 1847 in Buffalo New York he came to New Ulm in 1858 and settled in Leavenworth. He married Marie Klienow in 1869 and leaves five sons Joseph Cleveland Ohio Harry and Charles Cottonwood County Martin and William Leavenworth and four daughters. Funeral held last Friday at his home with burial in Springfield cemetery Rev W J Walker officiating.
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Charles Schneider
Leavenworth
Bright
Buffalo
N. Y
New Ulm
Auring
Marie Klienow
Joseph
Cleveland
Hio
Harry
Charles
Cottonwoodounty
Martin
William
Sehneider
Hright
Springfield Cemetery
Rev. W. J. Walker
Card of Thanks for Fau Meyer
The undersigned express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy during illness and after the death of our husband and father Fau Meyer. Special thanks to flower contributors pallbearers Fire Department and to Rev Albrecht and Rev Strassen for ministrations. Mrs Paul Meyer and children.
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Albrecht
Strassen
Paul Meyer
Acknowledgment of Thanks for Mrs Kretsch Death
The Kretsch family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance during illness and after the death of wife and mother Mrs Kerman A Kretsch. Special thanks to the flower donors pallbearers Sisters of the Loretto hospital Chaplain Schmidt and Rev Rodia for comfort and solace from SWERMAN A. KRETSCH
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Kerman A. Kretsch
Loretto Hospital
Schmidt
Rev
Rodia
Swerman A. Kretsch
Local Notes From Springfield And Surrounding Areas
Miss Lydia Berg of Springfield visited relatives here last week. Miss Jennie Gould arrived from Springfield on Thursday for a reunion with kin in New Ulm. Joseph Gerwerth and Tacob Schmidt of Morgan spent several days in New Ulm. Mr and Mrs Otto Lieder and family of Morgan visited their parents. Sleepy Eye relative Wm Johnson has been killed in action in France. Alfred Windland returned to Camp Grout, Alabama, after a furlough with his parents. Lucius Burk left for Kansas City to enter the Swoony Automobile School. Miss Er Holsinger left for Tyler to resume teaching duties. Mrs Anon Roesch returned home after visits. John Niin of Springfield visited Ridgely township. I Kreeker and family at Plummer, Minn. Adam Vork, formerly of St Peter, died in that city after a lingering illness. He was once a partner in Peter Furniture Factory and later ran a store with a brother. He retired in 1920 due to health. Deceased was born in Covington, Kentucky and was 66 at death.
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Satuday
oTelock
Mes
Kretsch
George Donelor
Herman
Kretach
Sigel
Loretto Hospital
New Ulm
New Uli
Herman A. Kretseh
Sandmeyer
Kretseh
Alvin
Lorence
Viola
Walter
Ela
George Demeier
John 2. Doouier
Lafayette Township
Toter
Abbott
Joseph
Prank Seifert
Bigal
cMax Subreiner
Elmer Vogelpohl
Scarlescui Bur
Searles
India Ofteint
Jennie Gould
Springfield
Joseph Gerwerth
Tacob Schmidt
Morgan
New Ahn
Otto Lieder
Lucius Burk
Kansas City
Anon Roeseh
Hey
Hey Unete
John Ni
Leelmaeher
Ridgely Township
Tig
Indaw
Peter Furniture
Tay
Spry Donuars
Covington
Kentucky
Frank Dison
South Side
Ben Rolves
Camp Grant
Henry Dreger
Chicago
Otto Schneider
Minneapolis
Luella Johnson
Windom
Lane
New Uhn
Owl Drug Co
Kuske
Sleepy Eye Wat
United States Employment Service
Danderine Promises Dandruff Free Glossy Hair
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a cure for dandruff and a booster for thick soft radiant hair. It claims one dose dissolves dandruff, restores luster and life, reduces itching, and prevents hair loss, urging readers to buy a small bottle at any drugstore.
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Airis
Knowlton
Community Notes From Fair City Headlines
Local brief mentions residents in Fairfax and nearby towns including Louis Ricko at Union hospital and Mrs A J Mueller returning from Springfield. Military updates include YV Charles and Lieut Amann. Public notices cover railroad rate decisions and job data from the U S employment service. Classified ads offer house wanted to buy and property for sale with contact details.
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Louis Ricko
Fairfax
Union Hospital
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises $100 Reward
A vintage advert asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages. It claims the treatment works through the blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 to any case it cannot cure, with testimonials available from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Ohio
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair
An old time remedy promotes darkening gray hair using Sage and Sulphur. A ready-made Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores. Applied with a sponge, it allegedly hides gray hairs and deepens color after a few uses.
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Wyeth
Wreth
Food Administration Plan Publicized for Hog Profit
The Food Administration outlines a plan tying hog prices to corn, guaranteeing the lowest price for hogs based on 13 bushels of corn per 100 pounds. Example shows 100 hogs at 300 pounds could net about 52,50 dollars, with profits rising as feed use drops. Elmer Backer of New Ulm, Minnesota notes the flu caused over 6,000 deaths and nearly 200,000 cases in the state this year.
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The
Food Administration
Elmer Backer
New Ulm
Minn
Minnesota
Inside bathing for health: drink hot water with limestone phosphate
The article promotes daily internal cleansing. It urges skipping breakfast until after drinking hot water with limestone phosphate to wash out toxins from the bowels. It claims this purges the alimentary canal, improves digestion, and prevents ailments like headaches, cold, biliousness, and bad breath.
Pape's Diapepein Promises Quick Relief
An old time medicinal ad touts Pape's Diapepein as a fast remedy for sour stomach indigestion and gas. The copy claims relief within five minutes from acidity bloating and dizziness and urges readers to buy a fifty cent bottle at any drugstore.
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Good Council Academy
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