Hummel Brothers Offer Bargain Clothes for Small Bags
A brief ad from Hummel Brothers promotes clothing at low prices, suggesting customers can cover small purchases with modest bundles. The notice emphasizes value and utility for budget shoppers.
14 Jan 1903
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1903
Page
1
A brief ad from Hummel Brothers promotes clothing at low prices, suggesting customers can cover small purchases with modest bundles. The notice emphasizes value and utility for budget shoppers.
The Turner Theatre presentation of Pudd nhead Wilson failed to meet expectations both artistically and financially. Poor attendance and tepid reception blamed on overlong program, weather, and strong competition. Gill praised as actor but troupe support inadequate. An onstage incident led to a quarrel. Gill left with proceeds, later injured by Wiesner.
The article condemns gambling among youth, arguing it harms morals and business trust, and notes state laws exist to curb it. It then reports on Ft Ridgely Bridge plans across the Minnesota river, listing site options and public interest. It also covers a postal order requiring rural carriers to post patrons' names in post offices and anecdotal notes on mail postage.
District court found Christ Schwer guilty of first degree assault in a case tied to a shooting at Schumeker Brewery last summer. He was sentenced to seven and a half years at hard labor, while remarks noted his intoxication and dissolute reputation but emphasized the gravity of the crime. Avail details of grand jury actions and several civil cases, with mixed outcomes for defendants and ongoing proceedings.
A Civil War era double barreled muzzle loader once lost at a Brownton lake shore is retrieved by George Nutter and Onto Kinner. The walnut stock remains sound though the barrel and lock show decay. Captain Brown confirms the relic value, joking reporters cannot afford it. A separate note covers wheat and corn market updates from Edwards Wood & Company with price movements and grain exports. Police HQ now located in Newhart office, Olsen building.
A regular Tuesday meeting chaired by Gieseke approved readfire insurance communications and filed quarterly justice court reports. Vogel qualified as assistant fire engineer, and William Leon Bart was hired as fireman at Station from Dec 11, 1902, at $85 monthly. Street committee duties included drafting an ordinance to curb cruelty to a male left standing on streets for next session.
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