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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1909
Page
5
A short classified notice offers loans on farm lands at 6 percent from 51-3 N. Henningsen. The undersigned states ability to place money on gilt edged investments and invites inquiries.
Wm J Herman went to Duluth to serve as a federal grand juror and Mrs Helena Roos returned from Kansas city. M J Tully sold his hardware store to A Marckel. Dr J L Schoch attended a stockholders meeting in Lamberton. A W Bingham visited in St Paul area. Columbia Clothing to close in Mankato for manufacturing shift. Various local civic and business updates including school and church matters, appointments, and upcoming meetings.
John A. Jorgenson Parke-Davis representative says he was drugged and robbed at a lodging house on Hennepin avenue. He lost 45 dollars a diamond ring a watch and a stick pin valued at 200 dollars. Detectives arrested Frank Pasko and Julius Dugan. a third man fled. Jorgenson described three well dressed men who invited him to their room Friday afternoon. He woke Saturday at 11 am and reported the incident. The men allegedly administered an opiate and fled by a rear window. The case centers on the ringleader still at large.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a blood and mucous remedy not a quack medicine, praised as a tonic tested by physicians and couponed for reader redemption.
Cold weather blankets and quilts promoted with new lot arrivals and price reductions. Advert indicates show windows with items priced up to 490 000 and 796 and up, urging customers to visit in person for deals and displays.
Local grocery offers canned fruits and vegetables, pickles, preserves, sardines, salmon, potted meats, and more. Highlights include Di and Sweet Pickles noted for satisfaction and coffee at 25 cents per pound. Also features smoked herring, whitefish, and a variety of cheeses always on hand.
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