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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads like a 1900s item listing individuals and organizations with unclear roles. Names include Mire Tay, Helen, Erin, Winkler, and Cinknent, plus mentions of a BER Sister and Abemegrite. Content is garbled and attribution uncertain, providing few concrete actions or dates.
An unusual OCR segment references a morning test and weathered names. It mentions Balland Sony and Hteene Otewan with scattered personal and place names, plus an unclear wage note and a few dates. The legible content is fragmentary and lacks a clear news event.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidney, bladder, and liver troubles with claims of rapid relief. It offers a free sample bottle by mail and a booklet, urging readers to mention the paper when requesting the offer. It mentions Kilmer Co of Binghamton NY and lists a farmple bottle mailing process.
Dispatch reports all noncombatants ordered to leave Viadivostol as tensions rise. Russian defenses completed,ジャ calm defense and readiness noted. German emperor urges czar to accept Roosevelt’s mediation for a RussiaJapan peace basis. Navy reports prolong repair time for the Ensvian warship.
A powerful tornado nine miles wide struck near Miam on June 4 destroying barns and property valued at multiple households. Fire crews battled widespread blazes in forest areas near Binelduele. In other news, A. R Hall, a veteran lawyer and state legislator, died at 64 after a paralytic stroke. A stranger was killed by a Milwaukee Road passenger train near Le Sueur Center. Elevator thieves robbed Jamieson & Havenor’s St Paul elevator at Afton. Preston postpones its old settlers reunion to Aug 14. Charles Lnen, a rural driver, died in a crash returning home near Mora.
Minnesota state land sales will follow a new plan under a 1902 law. Buyers must fence or cultivate parts of land or reside on the tract for a year within five years. Public auctions replace private sales after July 1 1906. State Auditor Iverson to issue circulars outlining terms.
A lyric by Cora Schnee titled The Song of the North Wind appears in a review copy with notes on a poem by A. P. Brooks and Dr Gebhardt, plus an extended real estate transfer list and an Estherville excursion advisory. The piece critiques wind themes and includes a catalog of local property transactions and a discussion by W F L Cauldwell on Guernsey cattle noses, their color genetics, and breeding value.
In a testimonial style fragment Miss Sanford agrees to a condition with Mr. Fielder. The ad-like copy touts Bucklen’s Armeca Silver as effective for cuts burns lures fever sores sore eyes boils and related ailments. A reader from Hope Texas cites quick healing from a sore eye.
An advertisement extols California Prune Wafer as a natural laxative and digestive aid. It asserts relief from constipation, indigestion, and related symptoms by dissolving indigestible foods and cleansing the stomach and bowel system, urging households to keep a family package for wellness. It cites DM Waters Co. of Philadelphia as owners.
Ancient court notices list orders for probate instruments and guardianship, with hearing at New Ulm on the 16th. a liquor license application by Geoge Bischer in Brown County, Minnesota, details the building and location, with public notice to interested parties. Also includes mortgage foreclosures and railway excursion rates to New Ulm and Denver, plus an advertisement for Allen’s Foot Ease and a medical advertisement.
The Chicago and Northwestern and the Pennsylvania Ty are set as the Official Route by the New Ulm Turners for the National Turnfest in Indianapolis Indiana. A Sleeping Car has been chartered leaving New Ulm on train No 602 June 20th. Those seeking reservations or planning to go should advise the undersigned promptly. Pro tem H Hedn, Committee Chair. Mrs Joseph Bobleter announces a large stock of furniture carpets and other house furnishings at reasonable prices to be disposed of at her South Garman street home.
A traveling deal advertises round trip to Minneapolis via the Minneapolis and St. Louis line for 1.75 dollars, with a June departure from Plain Leaves New Ulm area. promotion highlights the bargain and travel details.
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