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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1902
Page
3
Real estate transactions and insurance offerings described, noting Wm Pfaender and Company providing fire hail tornadoes accident and death coverage with emphasis on reliable coverage from leading insurers.
In Brown County Minnesota Probate Court a special term on July 12 1902 considers the estate of Hans Larson deceased of Hanska Minnesota. The petition seeks administration to N E Thormodson and a hearing is set for August 7 1902 at 10 AM in New Ulm with notices to heirs by weekly publication in the New Ulm Review.
A noisy exchange discusses greatness and a sister’s request for ten cents worth of value. A drug clerk asks about the intended use and about oxide of a drug, while a neighbor comments on knowledge of drug types and consequences.
News notes from Neizibhersood include Cassidy leaving for Morton and Carlson in Winthrop while Larson of Larson & Berquist dies. A baseball result sees Bernadete beat Lafayette 21 to 16. Daily temps hit 103. Local improvements include Gustafson remodeling his restaurant. Various residents travel between St George Hopkins Arlington New Ulm and Buffalo Pitts engines and J I Case engines are bought. A testimonial for Kodol digestive aid from Verona Mo. appears amid weekly clippings and land purchases in Todd county Burleene township. Burglaries at Henry Schwartz’s saloon and a near miss with a windstorm affecting a Lempke barn are noted alongside weather and outdoor activities warnings.
COMFREY announces a new blacksmith and wagon shop in Ole Erickson’s building with P O Wallin as proprietor of the smithy and Erickson’s wagon shop owner. Also reported are health update on A W Schweiger in Colfax Iowa and two local deaths, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs F W Blackmun and Ora Zchunke, with funeral details.
Miss Grace Owens 18 visits her brother at Lamberton and Westbrook this week. Amberest W Bingham and wife return from their wedding trip Saturday evening. W W Smith confined with typhoid fever but improving. Jos Galles of New Ulm visits for business with New York Life and other insurers. Mr and Mrs Thomas McEwen of Maxville Ontario guests last month depart Monday. Robert Linn of Chicago, depot contract foreman, says grounds work will start soon. depot to be 22 feet wide and 127 feet long with pressed brick and stone trim. One Minute Cough Cure claimed to cure coughs and throat trouble.
Miss Lucile Hubbard of New Ulm visits her aunt Mrs. Alice Johnson. Miss Hertha Baarach of Bird Inland visits Misses Victoria Schmidt and Annie and Veronica Lehrer. E Swanbeck and family attend the golden wedding celebration in St Peter. Misses Lou and Jennie Meile of New Ulm guest at Mrs Geo Hote Santo a beach. Jos Epple remains at the state insisting on detention.
A scientist notes a child who asks 200 questions about temperament as the father seeks expert help. The tale outlines how temperament is defined as traits arising from genetics and environment and discusses how one parent’s influence can shape a child’s inquisitiveness.
An old advertising notice offers Hart’s Catarrh Cure with a money back guarantee and includes the firm F J Cheney & Co of Toledo. The piece also mentions tobacco blindness as a developing affliction linked to smoking and describes color perception loss as a symptom.
An advertisement style fragment touts Perry Davis Painkiller as a universal cure for diarrhoea cramps and dysentery, warns against imitations, and cites famous lines and a political note. It mentions price points and a claim of widespread use over half a century. The text also references public figures and a mishmash of quotes.
A jumble of figures and notes references arm length and strength percentages, sudden death reports, and medical terms. The readable fragments mention a London family doctor and unclear causes linked to heart issues, with disrupted lines about symptoms and treatments.
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