Died and burial notices in New Ulm Review 1902
Obituaries and funeral notices list several deaths from July 18 to 22 1902 including Mrs Peter Soukup infant of Mr and Mrs John Gewerth and six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Spaeth Interments at local cemeteries and a large funeral gathering for the Spaeth child Also noted is Prof Boskys weekly letter and a Chicago and North Western Railway special edition feature on Western development
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Sovxur
Peter Soukup
Lce
Gewerra
John Gewerth
Stazrn
Albert Spaeth
City
Bosky
Plains
Chicago & North-Western
H.L. Beecher
Prairie Schooner
Overland Limited
West
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Dont Know It
A vintage health notice explains kidney trouble with home test steps using a glass of water and sediment observation. It promotes Kilmer and Co remedies for back pain urinary issues including frequent urination, bladder distress, and scalding sensations with a sample bottle and book offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Local efforts aim to beautify Sleepy Eye lake
A movement led by Elitor Hayet and supporters from Mint City seeks to improve Sleepy Eye Lake by cleaning walls and adding fresh water to raise the level by three to four feet. T. R. Hughes of Mankato initiated a fund with generous donations, noting the project as a major boon for the growing city, with future site use likely for gardens or development.
Vacation Safety and Salve Endorsements Amid Massacre Celebration
Reader notes tout De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for quick pain relief and skin cures, praising its value for outdoor kids and warning against counterfeits. An executive panel in Morton plans a Massacre anniversary event inviting Indians, hoping a local drum team would join. survivors fear violence and doubt attendance, yet seek assurances, while acknowledging potential Sioux presence may draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
de Witt
L. A. Johnson
Swift
Tex
Eng
Ptefferle
Morton
Crone Bros Special Belts Garters And Dress Goods
Crone Bros advertises belts and belting with fresh stock and a new lot just arrived. The Magic Clasp Garter is promoted as simple, handsome, strong, and flat. Summer dress goods are displayed in windows and inside the store with low prices. Frank J. Cheney makes oath as a member of Henery & Co. in Tallahassee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juat
Temperament theories puzzle a father's puzzled quest
A fragmentary recounting shows a father asking 15 scientists about temperament for his daughter. Answers varied from fate to constitutional differences, leaving him at sea. The tale shifts to other odds and ends, including a quip about a speech and scattered kitchen and dairy notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Mo
Osteopathy and Massage Treatment Claims
Dr O Guar presents osteopathy and massage as a cure for all diseases caused by impeded blood flow and nerve pressure. The article asserts improved circulation and oxygenation, claiming life is in the blood and that treatment yields positive results for patients of all ages, with an emphasis on widespread efficacy from New Ulm, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Guar
Snd Massage
Hornburg
New Ulm
Mias
Unclear Bond and Asset Figures From Historical Ledger
The readable portion shows asset totals and bonds, listing amounts such as 470 46 340 G 158.057 63, indicating a ledger of total available assets and related bonds. Exact entities, dates, or purpose are not fully legible from the fragment.
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Es Mae
Ig House
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Ayer
I.C. Easter
Braidwood
Cater CO
Lowall, Maas
NEW Ulm Review
Bug
Agar
Park Board
South Park
Nature
Crone Bros
Frank J. Cheney
Firma of Heney & CO
Talla
Daniel Webster
Meman
New England Homestead
Traid
Camebedty
Dean’ Kava
Weil
Ia. B.c.co
Arnold B. Clover CO
North Attleboro
Mass
Chicago
W. C. Haubrich
Minn
Lien Coffea
Brown County Bank
Minnesota
Bast Sais Tek
Total Aepawits
Ebate
Jos
Bostarsy
Weneeda Bakery
Lancaster School
Germania Life
ST. Paul
Rterm
I Shumarer
WD. Eibner’s
Home Bakery
Sonting Tan
Fred Bretsch
Ig No
Paynkiller
Perry Davin
Ana
WM. F. Worth
Stuebe
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