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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1901
Page
4
The article praises Burg cigar factory for honest advertising and fair dealing, crediting patient long term effort and friendly relations with customers and rivals as keys to success. It cites a traveling St Paul salesman who praises Burg cigars and avoids direct competition, illustrating the value of friendly engagement.
Otto Wicherski returned from Rabilio South Carolina where he helped his brother in law Kroggel stock merchandise. Farmers say the heat keeps pastures green and trees fresh. George Griebel of Cottonwood reports no storm but horses suffering in heat. The only marriage license issued was Joseph Klaus and Martha Hulling, wed at the brides home yesterday. Ed Stoll fell from a ladder while installing screens and is confined to his house. The bank uses an automatic numbering device for counting. A committee from Hays of the Dispatch seeks higher delinquent tax publication rates. Wheat and corn rose five cents on Monday and may climb further. Albert Beecher plans to deliver a Washington report after travels in San Francisco and foreign ports. W. G. Alwin bought a residence on Broadway, securing a fine home. The fire whistle drew a crowd at John Dingler’s rear residence where a minor scarf of fire was contained. A Polk Directory representative is soliciting work for the state Guardian. The Young American faction drew many local participants from Twin Cities. Otto Hummel, back from New York, previews up to date tie lines for his trade. Joseph Buchner of Milford was badly hurt when thrown from a binder. Dr Schooh treated the injury. Mrs. Buschner sought harvest help and found a man to assist.
An old sanitizing advertisement touts Dr White's Electric Comb as the sole remedy to raise the scalp to health and remove dandruff. It claims guaranteed satisfaction and a 10 cent price, signed by Dr Rose, General Manager in Decatur, Illinois.
A hot week with little rain leaves southern Minnesota at 100 to 105 degree highs, northern areas 95 to 100, Minneapolis and St Paul equaling a 36 year high at 102. Heat causes deaths and forces field stoppages. Wheat heads in Red River valley. barley and oats suffer in southern counties. Spring wheat harvest begins. haying largely finished in south. Corn grows fast but drought stress appears. potatoes and gardens threatened without rain. pastures dry and milk flow declines. Flax better in south than north.
Do not forget the reduction sale on our children's suits as stock sells fast and the sale nears close. Negligee shirts at 0c and $1, summer shirt waists at cost or less, skirts, bath towels, and a fine line of wraps jackets and capes are deeply discounted.
Local studio at 8rd North Street in Minne sota offers first class photography and related work. Froptas and Bouse guarantee satisfaction with varied service in this art line.
Fort Ridgely neighbors study a Fairfax bridge plan to span the Minnesota River where the current ferry operates. Estimated cost is 2000 dollars with 475 supplied by the legislature and 300 from Fairfax plus 600 and 800 from local interests. Brown county must raise seven to eight hundred, while Sleepy Eye opposes the site. Fairfax and Golden Gate residents favor the link as regional trade would improve despite limited ferry capacity. The decision rests with Brown County commissioners, who may use allotted funds for bridge projects. Fairfax hopes for early consent.
An old practitioner offers SNUFFLES as the only cure for catarrh that reaches the diseased membranes. The package promises internal and external medicines for a full month and claims to relieve hay fever and cold in the head, warns that neglect leads to consumption, and urges immediate order at one dollar plus prepaid shipping to US or Canada.
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