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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1902

Page

4

Political announcements and price schedule in Brown County papers

Brown County publishers announce rules for political notices including charging 50 lines for first announcements and 10 cents per line thereafter. The notice lists offices and newspapers involved, and standardizes payment on insertion. It closes with thanks from the Bierbaum family.

Brown County Congress Eeneee Eaeed Philip Liesch Brown County Journal New Ulm Volksblatt Jas. J. Green New Ulm News W.R. Hopees Sleepy Eye Herald Hodges & Brooks New Ulm Review Ernst Brandt der Fortschritt Fred A. Wright Springfield Advance H. G. Hays Sleepy Eye Dispatch Sleepy Eye

Men of the Hour biographical sketch of Nicolas Galles

A lengthy biographical sketch chronicles Nicolas Galles of Santa Fe, his Chicago birth, Minnesota youth, law study, and rise in New Mexico politics and public service. It notes his roles in the 31st legislature, constitutional convention, Republican conventions, military service against Apaches, and recent appointment by President Roosevelt as Las Cruzes land office register, plus family details and travel to Minnesota.

Roosevelt Cleveland Santa Fe Daily Mexican Giver Nicolas Galles Jon Galles Nicolas Gailes Chicago Minnesota Lake City New Mexico Socorro County John Martin Aleman Martin Jorado del Muerto Mesilla Dona Ana A. J. Fountain Legislative Assembly Legislative Council Minneapolis Republican League Ohio Territorial Victorio Lake Valley Sierra County Territorial Milittia Mise Harriet E. Srocker Justice Stocker United States Land Office Las Crazes

Hair Apparent Crown Prints Joke From Ancient Dinner

A tale from ancient Syracuse recounts Damocles invited to dine with King Dionysius. Damocles notices a sword suspended above him and quips that the king calls it the hair apparent. The king, feigning seriousness, replies that if it falls it will make crown prints. The Times notes the humor amid danger.

Damocles Syracuse Dionysius New York Times

Laugh? Hypnotist Framed as Fraud in Stage Skit

Snippet from Tit Bits quotes a heckling exchange about a hypnotist who failed to mind control a performer last night with the crowd laughing. An advertisement for Laxahve Bromo Quinine Tablets claims to cure a cold in one day with a no cure, no pay price of 26 cents.

Chumpley Pokely

State ticket nominated at Minnesota Republican convention

The Republican state convention in St. Paul nominated a full slate: Governor R. Van Sant of Winona. Lieutenant Governor Ray W. Jones of Minneapolis. Treasurer J. H. Block of St. Peter. Attorney General W. B. Douglas of Moorhead. Auditor S. G. Iverson of Fillmore County. Clerk of the Supreme Court C. A. Pidgeon. Railroad Commissioner O. F. Staples of Faribault. Also notices Fourth of July excursion rates via the North-Western line with sale and return dates and agents listed.

Leonard A. Rosing Garden Falls Robert A. Smith Luverne Railroad and J. M. Bowler Minneapolis Lind Rosing State Committee Hennipin Ramsey John Johnson Baldwin Larrabee McKeon Dr. Stone Frank Larrabee T. E. McKeon Duluth Iron Range Railroad and Warehouse Commission Board of Control John Egan St. Paul R. van Sant Winona Ray W. Jones J. H. Block St. Peter W. B. Douglas Moorhead S. G. Iverson Fillmore, Co Supreme Court C. A. Pidgeon O. F. Staples North-Western Union Pacific RE. R Chicago & North-Western R’y

Peruna Promoted For Summer Colds By Mrs Henriette Olberg

Mrs Henriette Olberg of Albert Leas Minnesota writes praising Peruna for curing her summer cold and catarrh after damp weather. The ad urges a large dose at first sign, followed by small repeated doses, claiming Peruna is the fastest acting remedy with a free booklet from The Peruna Medicine Company in Columbus Ohio.

Henriette Olberg Omsha Albert Les Minn Tam Henriette C. Olberg Peruns Perona Perona Medicine Company Columbus Ohio

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A. Moores P. Brooks Tanke Frank Tanke John Wellner Hhis Wellner Ife Thomas Jefferson Columbia Democratic Party Farmer's Party Grange Ocala Florida Board of Trade Jess Wm. Bierbaum Falailal Trading Rooms Model Life Cos Commission Co New York Life Fifth Street Arcade Commerce Tennesgee Wall Street Beaky Brown County Bank Jacob Gebhard New Ulm Annie L. Dirks Herman F. Schutt Mary E. Hern Amund Berg St. James Maria M. Running Albin Mrs. Henriette Olerg, Albert Lea E. Wegner Essig, Minn Java Chicago Board OF Trade H. Holbert & Son Robert Street St. Paul,Minn Grain and Stock Commission Brokers New York Second National German American and Union Banks St. Anal Lancaster School Germania Life Téscholars J. R. Schumaker Alexander Ramsey LE. Phelps, A.M State Normal Schools Canada New Ulm Land and Investment Co Jacob Klossner JR Linn
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