Furnishers Offer Washable Suits in Light and Dark
Summer months demand practical attire as suppliers show washable suits in light and dark colors. The cut resembles the illustration, presenting breezy, easy care garments for warm weather.
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03 Jun 1896
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New Ulm Review in New Ulm, Minnesota
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1896
Page
1
Memorial Day tribute in New Ulm parade and reflections
The article recalls Memorial Day rituals in New Ulm with a grand procession led by Andrew J. Eckstein, bands, schools, veterans, and salutes at the cemetery. Addresses by Fred Pfaender and A J Alwin emphasize national duty, patriotism, and remembrance, along with local notices of deaths, appointments, and civic actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
New Ulm
Andrew J. Eckstein
Concoriita Band
Company “A
Tine
Andrew Aiming
Great Western Band
St. Joseph's Society
Defenders of
Sons of Veterans
Hecker Post
Ga Ry Burg’s Battery
Company A
Burg
Fred Pfaender
Geran
A. J. Alwin
Mr. Alwin
New Ulm Monument Corrects Hall on Flandrau Inclusion
Judge Flandrau pronounces Hall misread the New Ulm monument inscription. He notes the monument lists Captain Charles E. Flandrau in the subhead and not in the corps, and explains the error stems from reliance on printed histories rather than the stone itself. A review confirms the dead are named on the monument as recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritache
John Forster
Lafayette
D. A. Grossendorf
University Artillery
Turners
Turner Hall Park
Eckstein’s
Heath & Milligan
Kamm
Mr. Kamm
Bader
New Ulm
Co. A
Minnesota Volunteers
Mounted
Minneapolis
H. P. Hall
Charles E. Flandreauus
Flandreau
Birch Course
Birch Uouth
J. J. Egan
Old Hall
Flandrau
New Ulm Monument
Plandrau
Minnesota
Charles E. Flandrau
St. Peter Frontier
Tam
New Ulne
Hall
Impressario Schiffmann
Low prices lure shoppers to store with quality goods
The store promotes very low prices as a sign of high quality. It claims customers save without sacrificing standards, inviting buyers to compare value and choose its merchandise.
White Goods Prices From Victoria Lawn and India Linen
The notice lists Victoria lawn at 16 cents per el for eight el pieces and India Linen at 15 cents per el for twelve el pieces, indicating price per unit and quantity available. The brief lists two textile items with corresponding quality notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Lawn
India
Fine Dimities and Striped Fabrics on Sale
Plain pink and bine fabrics offered at 125 cents with 10 to 18 cents per yard patterns. Fine pink striped dimities priced 123 cents, and 10 to 15 other patterns range from 10 to 18 cents.
Silk Goods Sale Offering Inexpensive Silk Patterns
A seller advertises remaining silk patterns at 28 cents, with better goods priced from 50 cents to a dollar. Claims the selection offers unbeatable price and quality compared to rivals.
Serges in All Shades at Twenty Five Cents
A notice states Serges are offered in all shades for twenty five cents, down from thirty five cents, highlighting a price reduction for the fabric. The readable line indicates promotional pricing and color variety.
Summer Underwear Sale Broadcast
Classified notice announces summer underwear for ladies ribbed vests at five cents and better goods at ten cents, with gentlemen's garments priced at twenty five and fifty cents, highlighting affordable summer wear options.
Hosiery sale boasts largest selection and low prices
An ad proclaims the largest and best stocked hosiery selection in the city with a cheap line for ladies and children. Fast black and seamless hose are offered at 10 cents a pair, goods valued at 15 cents, plus a heavy ribbed option at 15 cents per pair.
Gloves and Mitts Price List At Local Store
Fast black gloves priced at 15 cents rising to 35 cents per pair. Silk mitts offered in bulk, with 500 pairs at very low prices. A pair of 25 cent mitts advertised as cheap options for customers.
Umbrellas and Parasols Sale Ad
A local ad invites shoppers to view a line of umbrellas and parasols with a sales pitch that now is the time to buy and promises savings, offering a fine parasol for 95 cents.
Notions and Dress Accessories Price List
A catalog listing pins buttons lace and embroidery materials with prices five and ten cents for various items. Includes brass pins peat buttons horn hair pins and a dozen pieces note inviting inspection of goods regardless of purchase. CoA us.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crone Bros
Glove Department
Fred Klossner
Rev
Reinhard
Plymouth
New York
Sam Kee
Board of Public Works
Broadway
Pioneer Drug Store
Tina Thieling
Hoffman Place
Laudenschlager
Chippens County
Barber
St. Paul
Hoffman
St. Peter
Jos. A. Eckstein
Chippewa County
St Peter
Seucereererees
Sleepy Eye
Third Ward
Springfield
Albin
Bashaw
Leavenworth
Mulligan
Sigel
Stark
Burnstown
Cottonwood
Milford
North
Chris, Dahl
Home
Golden Gate Hall
Town Hall
Linden
Shermedson
Club
McCleary
North Star
Eugen
Prairieville
Mogenson & Rasmussen
Conrad Schweppe
Iberia
Eden
Lake Hanska
Stately
Schol House
Nicollet County
Bernadette
West Newton
Ridgely
Courtland
Brighton
Dist
Jos
Nelson
Brown County
Pine
A.W. Bingham
U. A
White Goods
Serges
Limeyer
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