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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
4
Mrs. C W Block and Mrs. Fred Bobsin Jr. were New Ulm callers on Wednesday while Mrs. Fred Backer of St. Paul visited at Fred Bobsin Sr. residence earlier in the week. Akron Michigan resident J E Henry shares travel?and health ad text mixed in.
Courtland Misa Julia Miller who taught school in District 41 closed her school for this term last Friday and returned to her home at St. Peter Sunday. Wa Pabling recovering from a horse kick to his right leg about a week ago is improving. G W Schlottman W Stege and E D Precht transacted business before the Town Board of Cambria Monday. Our Ball team defeated Cottonwood blue at Cottonwood Sunday. Mr and Mrs H E Stellmacher visited friends at New Ulm Sunday. Ote Peterson went to St Paul on business Sunday. Carl Kasten left for Ellsworth Kansas Monday to attend his brother Reinhold's wedding. He may stay there this summer.
Miss Lily Frash visited with Mr and Mrs Theo Weibel then returned to Comfrey. Families such as the Fritsches and Rein traveled to Wanda Sleepy Eye and Lake Jefferson. School closing events included Plenic at Fechner's Park and praise for Miss Johnson and Miss Pfister. Local trips, visits, and a Tin Wedding anniversary at Wilking’s hosted a party with music and refreshments.
Advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for eczema blotches sores pimples and facial blemishes. Claims to vanish salt rheum chapped hands chilblains burns cuts and bruises and praises its superiority for piles. Sold for 25 cents at O M Olees.
Brown County rural carriers met at the Merchants Hotel in New Ulm to form a county association with eleven carriers present out of twenty nine in the county. Mads Anderson of Hanska was elected president Conrad Alex of New Ulm vice president Jacob Vetter New Ulm secretary and A L Haberberg New Ulm treasurer An organizer from Nicollet attended and Attorney Jos A Eckstein spoke on Rural Free Delivery. A Sleepy Eye meeting will precede the state convention at St Peter August 9 and 10 with two Brown County delegates. Supper at Esser's followed adjournment.
Announcement notes the forthcoming marriage of Fred Christiansen manager of the Hooska Linden store to Mies Grace Halvorsen with plans to wed today. The ceremony at Holy Trinity Church in this city united William Seifert of Milford and Bertha Eckstein of Cottonwood last Tuesday with witnesses Henry Eckstein and Frieda Seifert. The newlyweds will establish a home on the groom’s farm in Milford with many friends sending best wishes.
Dozens of local students from Jormegius School in Indianapolis and nearby towns plan summer departures. Elsa Marti Alma Marti and others prepare to visit families, attend colleges, or work away from home. Several youths head to Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Illinois for camps schooling or jobs, with future plans uncertain.
St Charles Sable of 30 Cook Street Roches ter N C credits Foley Kidney Pills with prompt relief from long standing kidney trouble. The Hunters column notes O M Olsen and Hickenlooper discuss a hunting trip with companions Binks Dawson and Elidad and a ten cent limit.
A newspaper exchange shows a humorous cartoonish dialogue where a Mrs Moneybags asks why a white applicant applies for a colored chauffeur post, and the applicant replies he can fill the position, highlighting social attitudes of the era.
Theodore Roosevelt captures a statewide lead in New Jersey with a clear plurality near 15 000 as Wilson dominates most congressional districts. Taft performs best in the Third Fifth and Sixth districts while Roosevelt shines in Southern farming areas and Essex County with 13 515 votes to 9 168 for Wilson and 820 for La Follette.
President Taft remains confident he can control the Republican national convention with pledged delegates. White House aides offered no official statement, but Taft leaders cite figures showing a comfortable lead and say the Republican committee will likely back Taft. Some talk of Southern defections resurfaces, yet advisers expect delegates to stay loyal.
Roosevelt expresses elation over New Jersey primaries and says the Ohio vote had settled his presidential nomination contest, noting the New Jersey outcome does not alter the overall situation.
The Philadelphia Coal Exchange and the Reading company face an immediate investigation into the sudden and arbitrary coal price rise. The U S attorney in Washington was authorized to begin inquiries, with District Attorney Rotan also starting an independent review.
A chaotic clipping blends a kidney remedy endorsement from Mrs. Lela Love with antiquated notes on Foley Kidney, and diverges into a Tudor era nightcap anecdote about Henry VIII’s wardrobe and Bishop Latimer. The piece pivots from medical claim to historical quips about headgear.
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