10 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1901
Page
1
A fragmented ad copy touts Eagle Lye as an absolutely pure cleaner usable for waking ward song, coat soap, washing, sinks, roaches, and general vermin control. It claims clear directions on each can for various uses and assures satisfaction with a customer call for proof.
The New Ulm Turnverein announces gymnastic classes for boys girls and adults. Classes run Mondays and Thursdays with varying age groups from 6 to 17 years and older. Evening sessions include boys 10 to 14 and 14 to 17, girls 6 to 11 and 11 to 15, plus ladies and a men’s class Tuesday and Friday evenings.
At an adjourned meeting the council reviewed Charles Pillsbury's report on Wis changes and approving a start on the new light plant. Two financial propositions were discussed including a potential sale of the old plant. council may accept a city purchase to avoid split revenue and ensure affordable lighting while considering the former operator’s offer. Bills for smallpox were debated and paid in full with county reimbursement expected. Hugo Hamft damages claim for German Street grading was denied for the trees destroyed.
The Blizzard excursion is the first trip during Carnival Week, arranged by Frank Borg Cigar Factory of New Ulm. A special morning departure and evening return from Mankato, with 300 passenger accommodations planned for New Ulm, badges costing 25 cents, and likely arrival in Mankato on Wednesday July 17 during the industrial parade. The company promotes civic interest and seeks New Ulm support for the event.
On Monday a company from the state mills departed for camp by special train from Lake City depot. The detachment included men from Munketo and nearby points to form a long train on arrival. John Schrodt led a detail to prepare commissary supplies while B Juai manages the mess. The Second Regiment Band led the march and will provide morning and evening concerts at the camp. Weather promising a good time for the troops.
Advertisement seeks twenty male workers for the Mankato Cement works in Mankato Minnesota and directs applicants to apply at once. The notice emphasizes immediate hiring without detailing job types or wages.
The New Ulm celebration featured a fine parade with divisions led by Col. Jos. Bobleter and And. J. Eckstein. Rain delayed trains and reduced floats but judges praised Eug. Pfefferle and Buenger, while Waseca beat Albert Lea 8-5 in a ball game. Fireworks, picnics, and music by the Second Regiment band marked a successful event with strong community effort by the celebration committee.
Joseph Bier of this city mourns the death of his son Joseph Bier in Sleepy Eye after a long struggle with consumption. The family has faced multiple losses to the disease, including the parents who may outlive them all. The funeral from St Mary’s Church drew a large crowd in Brown County. The son leaves a wife and two children.
Brown county prepares for a splendid county fair as officers seek attractions and events to draw crowds. Secretaries eye two fine attractions and growers urged to exhibit their best vegetables. The agricultural society aims to maximize grounds and give encouragement for a successful fair.
Notice asks readers to guess a number for a prize shown in the show window at Alwin's drug store. It mentions excursion tickets on the North Western Line for a round trip July 15 to 17 for the Iowa State Amateur Rowing Association Regatta with limited return to July 18, via Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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