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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1902
Page
3
Financial houses announce flexible banking plans inviting corporations and individuals to open accounts on liberal terms. The push emphasizes accessibility, competitive rates, and dedicated service while outlining the institutions’ commitment to secure deposits and personalized financial guidance.
Special correspondence from Lafayette reports carpenter work, new residents, camp meetings with large attendance, a name change for a local elevator, a band raid on the treasury discussed, travel to Galveston for oil fields, illness and deaths, a baseball game result, employment woes, farm updates, social visits, a barn completion, and a wedding. Also includes ads and notices about remedies and local business moves.
Sergt Julius Fredericks of the Indianapolis weather bureau and survivor of the Greely north pole expedition has joined William McDonnell of Chicago in another arctic venture. They will depart in spring using an airship, aiming to reach the pole after advancing into arctic waters.
Mrs. Duncan McPhee spent several days this week as guest of her brother John F W Renner and children of Sleepy Eye visit Comfrey and vicinity. Ferdinand Krahog bought part of Queal Co Doton residence he will build on his farm. Albert Kastner of Butterfield visited.
Misses Gertrude Bendixen and Hattie Rnenitz visit friends in Winona. A Roberts moves from Mankato to Bismarck with large property interests. A C Ochs hosts Faribault visitors. Mrs W Hauenstein travels from New Ulm for her daughter’s illness. Paul Klinkhammer holds a grand prize bowling sale on July 4 with elegant prizes for top scores. Farmers report hailstorm damage and plowing losses in Brookville. Franz Nolle of Buffalo, NY visits A C Ochs. plans to reside in New Ulm. Commentary notes sunstroke misconceptions and health warnings about toxin buildup and proper blood cleansing.
The article notes that cramps and colic arise from gas distention after improper meals or ice-water. Quick relief is attributed to Davis Painkiller. It highlights housekeepers as key in the family medicine chest and mentions various scattered quotes from Chicago papers on public figures and social chatter.
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