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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
5
New Ulm community reports Memorial Day events with church services, a veterans’ cemetery tribute, and a parade featuring more than three hundred schoolchildren. Local businesses observe the holiday, while schools note exams and closing exercises as residents plan summer travel and social activities.
An old advertisement touts Buck- Jen Avaica Salve as the fastest healing remedy for dreadful wounds from knives or other causes, burns, boils, sores, eczema, chapped hands, and piles, selling for 25 cents at O M Olsen.
Sadie Adolphs, from Lake Crystal, was found on Sleepy Eye road near farm by Alvin Friedmann on a Milford return. She appeared hysterical and helpless, jumped from a buggy attempting escape, was taken to St. Alexander Hospital, then Grand Hotel, jailed by Sheriff Julius. Later deemed to have hysterical fits, improved by Monday and sent home.
Mrs. P. Gibbons who died at the hands of her husband was born 42 years ago on a Sleepy Eye area farm. Maiden name Nellis McGowan, married Gibbons about 20 years ago. She leaves brother J. H. McGowan of Martin, Minnesota, and sisters Mrs. Cutting of Sleepy Eye and Mrs. H. Wer ing of 1088 Fourteenth Avenue S. E. Minneapolis.
The German American Alliance of Minnesota will hold its convention Thursday June 2 in Mozart Hall St Paul Representing New Ulm societies include German American Society Dr L Britsche Hermans Sons F Groebner Tornverein Julius Berndt Maennerchor Otto Meyer
New Ulm defeated Kasota 7 to 6 in Sunday’s home game after trailing 4 to 6 entering the ninth inning. On Monday New Ulm earned a 12 to 5 victory. The Dan Websters and J. I. D. clubs of this city have consolidated as Independents.
The Minnesota and Dakota Turners visit New Ulm for a two day Turnfest on July 31 and August 1 4 with large delegations from surrounding towns. The Turnverein arrangement committee has prepared for a successful event as the city demonstrates famed hospitality for large gatherings.
On Memorial Day a city cemetery ceremony featured a parade forming at ten o'clock with Louis G. Vogel Marshall and a full line of escorts, regimental band, G A R members, and schoolchildren. A large crowd gathered as Hecker Circle ladies performed songs and speeches were given by County Attorney G Erickson and E J Buehrer. Ole Synsteby returned from New Ulm seeking ways to set a definite Lake Hansas level and coordinate landowners to defend the boundary, then present the plan to county commissioners.
Decoration Day events at Fort Ridgely featured speakers C H Hawkins Rev dJscob Berger of Fairfax and Rev Young of Franklin, with music from the Fairfax Band and a rifle volley. Over 2000 attendees enjoyed refreshments while a sharp editorial admonition appeared regarding a Saturday night incident on 1st North Street. Additional items include an insane asylum commitment near Hanska, the 80th birth anniversary of Charles Wagner, relatives visiting from out of town, Mother Grays Sweet Powders ad, and Rifle Club scores at Hunter's Rest on May 29.
Marriage licenses list Harry Cook Mulligan and Mary Nowak Leavenworth John D Mathiowetz Eden Agnes Kainz Eden Richard J Larson Hanska Nora Midthruger Hanska Deaths include Miss Helene Daschbach Spokane 28 Peter Glaser 82 Fairfax Mrs Lucy Colly 90 Seattle Brita Miller 88 St Peter Louis Hermanson 87 New Sweden Andrew Adamson 83 Snohomish Gottfried Papke 76 Arlington.
The Fritz family extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors especially the Lutheran Aid Society Rev C J Albrecht and pall bearers for comforting words and assistance during the illness and death of their beloved wife and mother. Jacob Fritz and children.
A public notice from Reliable Deng Store Hug A Platforlo Druggist states the author took the ZEMO agency after thorough testing for eczema pimples and dandruff. It praises ZEMO as a safe clean vegetable liquid for external use that draws germs from skin surfaces and leaves skin healthy. A booklet offer explains home cures and guidance for skin or scalp diseases.
A local advertisement promotes canned fruits vegetables pickles and preserves plus sardines salmon lobsters potted meat and other goods. It highlights dill and sweet pickles coffee at 25 cents a pound and claims satisfaction. Smoked halibut white fish cheese varieties are also offered.
A fragment notes a powder for feet to ease corns and irritation. It mentions a product aiding relief and lists a price of 33 cents. The text is incomplete but indicates a consumer health item advertised locally.
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