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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1901

Page

4

Harvest Time Inspires Minnesota and Dakota Farmers

New Ulm Review notes harvest across Minnesota and Dakota bringing relief and hope. Farmers report a good crop, better buildings, and renewed prospects for families as the drought effects ease. Weather shaped the grain, with winter wheat spared and corn belt heat aiding Northwestern yields.

Minnesota Dakota Brown County Corn Belt Northwest Corn States Union

Mankato Welcomes New Ulm Visitors Amid Debate

New Ulm excursionists were not met at Mankato Union depot, an oversight the Mankato Review calls regrettable. Citizens praise the visit’s warmth and hospitality, while sentences urge improved rural mail delivery routes and larger routes to boost efficiency and living standards.

Mankato New Ulm Review Union Depot Elks New Ulm

New Yorkers to Build Tokio Tramway and Cars

A team of 50 American laborers will lay 20 miles of street tracks in Tokio and Providence will supply 40 air power streetcars. The Tokio Tramway contract, worth 40,000 dollars, is with the International Air Power company led by Joseph Hoadley, with Richard Croker and Joseph Leiter as stockholders. Cars ready in eight months. 2,000 Providence workers are set to assist. If successful, other Japanese cities may adopt the system as Tokio plans 1.5 million dollars in transit spending.

Japan Tokio Providence International Air Power Company Joseph H. Hoadley Richard Croker Joseph Leiter Shopa I Torido

Breaks Long Fast of 35 Days by Eating an Orange

Milton Rathbun a Fourth avenue hay and grain dealer ended a 35 day 6 hour fast for weight loss by eating an orange at midnight after waking hungry He had lost 43 pounds since January 14 and then consumed two oranges oysters soda crackers beef tea tea and milk later He planned to continue eating normally after breakfast and noon meal He appeared gaunt but said he felt well overall.

Milton Rathbun Fourth Avenue Mr. Rathbun Rathbun

The Martinet Veteran Speaks On Army Discipline

A Civil War veteran recounts a brutal officer who rose to power, abused subordinates, and triggered a fatal clash that ended in the sergeant’s downfall. He recalls elected officers, class differences, and the harsh discipline of volunteer regiments, ending with a violent confrontation in the company street.

Weather and Crop Conditions Improve After Showers

After heavy rains in western central counties midweek, pastures corn flax potatoes and gardens benefited while haying was slowed in southern and northern areas. Severe heat caused livestock and human deaths, with wheat and oats largely done in the south and northern crops promising. Temperatures reached 102 in the south and 85 to 90 in the north, the peak heat lasting two weeks.

Red River Minnesota River Red River Valley

Picnic by volunteers at Herman Heights bids for 1903 firemen meet

Local volunteers host their third annual picnic at Herman Heights on Sunday August 11 1901 to raise funds for the 1903 firemen convention. Program details appear in an adjacent ad, promising attractions and a large crowd. The article also notes park discipline concerns at German Park and community notices about woodmen initiation and local commerce.

Pere UP Ete Fire Department Herman Heights

SNUFFLES the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure sells for one dollar

An old practitioner claims a new treatment cures catarrh by addressing the disease at its source. The pitch promotes SNUFFLES as the only complete cure, capable of stopping discharges and inflammation, with quick relief for hay fever and cold in the head. Bantering mentions agents selling Dr White's Electric Comb to look young and cure dandruff.

United States Canada Enry B. Gues & Company Market Street Philadelphia Dr. White Banipte Te Rose Gen Mier

Crone Bros Specials on Children's Suits and More

Reduction sale by Crone Bros featuring children's suits at low prices. Heat defying display with negligati slurte at 906. Special offers on summer shirt waists at cost and below. Crash and deacen skirts selling fast. Bath towels bleached and unbleached 1c to 6c. Great reductions on wraps suits jackets and capes. Take your chances while bargains last.

Crash Deacen

Order for Hearing on Claims in Gratwohl Estate

Probate Court of Brown County Minnesota schedules a three month claim period against the estate of Peter Gratwohl deceased. Agnes Gratwohl is named administrator. A hearing to adjust claims is set for the first Monday in February at 9 a.m. in New Ulm Probate Office. Notice to creditors to publish weekly for three weeks in New Ulm Review. Dated July 2 1901.

State of Minnesota County of Brown Peter Gratwohl County of Brown Agnes Gratwohl New Ulm New Ulminsaid County Minn S.A. George

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