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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
3
An advertisement claims Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription treats weak nervous rundown and debility in women. It touts strong endorsements from medical authorities, lists ingredients, and offers a free booklet by mail to solicit addresses.
Imperfect ad copy touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as superior for cuts burns sores and skin ailments with claims of infallibility. Also promotes Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children claiming age regulation worm destruction and teething relief with 80 000 testimonials and free samples.
A clipped testimonial notes Dr King s New Life Pills improving stomach trouble and general vigor. The ad highlights improved appetite nerves and kidney function, and promotes Hickory Brand rubbers and overshoes from St Paul Rubber Co distributors for long wear and satisfaction.
Mina Arbogast of St Paul, widow of Louis Arbogast, is in custody with nurses sworn as special deputies. Louise Arbogast, the murdered man’s daughter, is indicted for murder and may seek probate court to assess her mental condition. A secret indictment targets Mina Arbogast for first degree murder. The defense may argue a justificable homicide in a moment of fury.
Judge Chatfield in the United States circuit court dismissed the case brought by West Publishing of St Paul against Edward Thompson of Northport. The court ruled no need to suppress the entire 74 volume encyclopedia and awarded no costs, noting only a few instances of text use and negligible damages.
Joe Rood of Newhall Iowa was fatally shot on a Chicago Great Western freight train near Hampton Minnesota by two holdup men. He and his brother S B Rood were ordered to surrender but Joe was struck in the head and body and died a few hours later. The bandits escaped with about 15 dollars.
The report notes a fatal accident where a man was shot through the heart during a shooting session with eleven year old Albert Biever in the rear of the Biever home. The full circumstances remain a mystery. Cyrus Wellington died at his daughter’s home in Balsam Lake after a long career with the Great Northern railway and as James J. Hill’s private lawyer. Buluth Fire Chief John T. Black died in Duluth after an appendectomy. Black was a famed firefighter who once led the St. Paul fire department.
Rev. F W Hill of Coleraine Methodist church found guilty of burglary by a Hitman justice. Fined 100 dollars or ninety days in jail. Case to be appealed. Police enforcement campaign had led to penalties for two saloons and theft from tills.
Seattle opens the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition after two years of work costing 10 million dollars with a noon ceremony. James J. Hill is greeted by 40000 as Taft triggers the signal, a Japanese crowd mix and a banquet for distinguished guests mark the day. Meanwhile in Corsicana Texas a woman fatally wounds herself and three children in a domestic tragedy.
June 5 report from Minneapolis notes July wheat at 1.29 28 4, September around 1.07. Futures prices for December also listed with on track status for No. 指
Wheat and flax prices listed for Duluth with No 1 hard and No 2 Northern bids, plus July and Sept futures. Cattle, hogs, and sheep values shown for Duluth St Paul and Chicago markets, including grades and ranges for beef, dairy, and sheep. Butter and eggs prices also noted, with grain futures figures from Chicago Grain and Provisions.
The article argues that the baby crop is the nation’s top asset, more valuable than corn, wheat, cotton, beef, and poultry combined. It warns that a baby famine would ruin national temperament, humor, and parental education, citing the Red Book on how mothers teach patience and sacrifice.
You are summoned and required to answer the complaint filed by the plaintiff in the District Court of Old County Minnesota. Serve your answer within twenty days plus service time, or the plaintiff will obtain judgment for the stated sums with interest. The notice lists amounts, dates, and the defendant and attorney.
Multiple probate orders direct examination and allowance of final accounts for estates in Brown County Minnesota. Petitions by administrators Adolph Wagner Fred Selter and guardian Anna Arnoldi request hearings set for June and May 1900 with notice to interested parties through three weekly publications in the New Ulm Review.
In Brown County Minnesota the probate court hears Elmer Hueberle's petition for his late relative Leontardt Hueberle. The request asks that administration of the estate be granted to John Maeberle. The court orders notice to heirs and interested parties to appear at a hearing, with publication in the New Ulm Review weekly newspaper.
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