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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1902
Page
3
A terse report notes solicited accounts of corporations, firma and Tedivisinals, urging broad deposits up to fifty thousand nine hundred six dollars. The item highlights liberal terms and consistency with prudent banking practices.
In Probate Court Broward County Minnesota July 5 1802 Henry Heimerdinger seeks final account and residue distribution for the estate of John Heimerdinger deceased. Hearing set August 21 at 10 AM in New Ulm. Notice to interested parties via New Ulm Review three weeks prior. Judge S.A. George seals order.
The Brown County Board of Equalization met at the County Auditor's office in New Ulm on July 21 1908 to review the 1902 assessment rolls for Class 1 mules horses wagons and merchandise. They raised and reduced various items including land personal property and credits and adjourned to continue on July 23 1902. The minutes note board members Eckstein Hoffmann Miller Peterson and Fredrickson presiding with J Vogel as auditor.
Brown County Minnesota commissioners met on Wednesday July 28 1902 to review bids for repairs on the Burns Bridge and for a 16 by 27 barn at the Poor Farm. The lowest bid 174.00 by Wm Goedest was accepted with completion by August 15 1903. The board authorized urgent repairs and directed contracts and bids for coal and bridge projects.
Weather Bureau bulletin notes favorable temperatures for vegetation with the warmest day reaching about 90 degrees. No rain in Kittson and Marshall counties, while other areas saw sporadic showers and hailstorms that damaged crops. Ground remains moist in some regions, drying slowly elsewhere as spring shows mixed progress across the state.
College men nationwide are submitting statistical records of their top 50 athletes to determine the intercollegiate Deepeette champion. The seven tests measure back, legs, grips, dipping, pushing, pulling, and overall strength, devised by Dr. Dudley A. Sargent. Columbia currently owns the title with about 5,000 points last year. Wortune Found in Old Chest. W. E. Koch, a York jeweler, found cash and securities valued at 15 000 dollars in an antique chest hidden under a false bottom, left by a former owner unknown.
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