Crone Bros Advertises Bargains and Gal Medal Goods
The Crone Bros store proclaims steady location and low prices with remnants and shelf worn goods sold cash only. They tout Black Dress Goods and the Gal Medal line guaranteed and crediting durability and flawless color for buyers. They claim the largest city selection and exclusive access to Gal Medal fabrics with refunds if unsatisfied. They cite prizes at Paris Exhibition and London showings.
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Grong Bros
Crone Bros
Chicago
Paris
London
Boulevard Broadway Appropriations and a Stringent Bicycle Ordinance
City council held two sessions. It approved a 400 appropriation for a joint Fourth of July and road opening celebration and promised help if needed. A strict bicycle ordinance banning riding on walks and requiring lanterns was adopted.
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Commercial Union
S Tealth
Fire Department
Duluth
Waterworks Committee
Winona
Concordia Bund
German Park
Imnd
E.G. Koch
Board of County Commissioners
Metzen Bridge
Col. Bassen
Hecker Post
Grand Army
Broadway
Board of Public Works
Third North Street
Fifth South Street
John Hauenstein
Franklin Street
Great Western Band
John Woratschka
Jacob Pfenninger
Ferdinand Sanwald
Louis Buenger
Peter Manderfeld
Fr. Baasen
Populist Convention Delegates Named From County
The Brown County Populist Convention met in Sleepy Eye with delegates listed from New Ulm Sleepy Eye Springfield Cottonwood Home Linden Hansika Prairieville Stark Albin and others. Ernst Brandt chaired the meeting and a permanent chairman was elected Wat Woutmously. Delegates to the Marshall congressional convention were Henry Heimerdinger Ole Jorgensen James Montgomery Jesse Puls Hul ert G Hillesheim Hans Sigurdson Chas Gamble Lars Predrickson Jacob Ranek Christian AhIness Andrew Backer and others.
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Brown County
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Ernst Brandt
B. Marshner
Gotthelm Oswald
W. J. Merkel
Jesse Palmer
Mike Frantz
W. R. Hodges
Springfield
H. Auster
Henry Plath
Chas. Gamble
Cottonwood
Edgar Small
John Dietz
C. P. Gulling
Henry Heimerdinger
James Montgomery
Linden
Ole Jorgenson
Anton Ouren
Hansika
Christian Atlness
Anton Jorgensen
John Amundson
Prairieville
Geo. Irwin
W. H. Palmer
Stark
E. A. Larrabee
Itubert Millesheim
Albin
Peter Sherwiit
Chalenan
Henry Meimerdinger
Wat
Suicide of Herman Sear at Hornburg store in New Ulm
Herman Sear, a timer for C. H. Hornburg, hanged himself in the elevator way of Hornburg's store in New Ulm on Saturday morning. The 24 year old, recently troubled by headaches, was found by the store owner after waking early and arranging goods. An inquest found no external factors. family in Milford Township offered no explanation.
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Herman Sear
C. H. Hornburg
Hornburg
Schuch
Rothenburg
Sear
New Ulm
Milford Township
Sleepy Eye Delegates Chosen In County Convention
In Sleepy Eye the county convention elected delegates by ward with committees named for the First Ward Geo Graff M Mullen Henry Wehye Richard Pfefferle James J Green John Iuschers A H Lienhard Second Ward Otto Baursch O C Strickler Willibald Eibnen Emil Avicherski Henry Berg Join Henle Third Ward Fred Pfaender Alb Steinhauser Wim E Kuch Chas Brast Capt S A George Henry Koehler Most delegates traveled to Sleepy Eye by team.
Democratic County Convention Divides on Silver Policy
At Sleepy Eye a Democratic county gathering split over silver coinage and the party platform. The meeting approved a pro administration stance favoring Cleveland while opposing silver, with New Ulm and Sleepy Eye delegates named to the state convention and some towns feeling left out. Creolite floor paint ad follows.
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Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Sleepy
Eye
Springfield
Mulligan
Fame
Wurtstown
Berg
Heideman
Heisleman
Cleveland
Green
Thim
Charlie Berg
Brown County
Grover
Low prices bring quality goods to the store
The notice touts low prices as a way to secure high class goods without sacrificing quality, promising savings for shoppers seeking value.
White Goods Prices and Linen Quality in Victoria
Victoria lawn eight ets ten cent quality Tadis Linen twelve ets fifteen cent quality.
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Victoria Lawn
Tadis Linen
Fine Dimities on Sale in Variety of Patterns
Auctioneers offer fine dimities in pink striped and plain pink and blue fabrics. Prices range from 10 to 18 cents with 10 to 15 patterns, some as low as 12 or 123 cents. Local shoppers are urged to inspect the new fabric selections.
Silk goods sale advertise patterns and prices
An advertisement offers remaining silk patterns at 28 cents, silk items at 50 cents and up to a dollar. The seller claims the goods are best in price and quality and not beatable.
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Rockford
Calic
Gilhams
Westbrook
Amoskenny & Langcasters
Soworth Ou
Bauer Crsets
Bbc
Serges in all shades at 25 cents
A newspaper advertising note offers Serges in all shades for 25 cents, marked down from a former price of 35 cents. The item is presented as a sale highlight with emphasis on the reduced price.
Summer Underwear Sale Ad Indicates Low Prices
An old advertisement lists summer underwear with ladies ribbed vests at 4 cents, better goods at 10 cents, and gentlemen's items priced at 25 and 50 cents. The snippet reflects a period price structure and product lineup.
Postery Offers Rare Cheap Stock On Hose For All
Bold ad touts the city’s best selected hose line for ladies and children at ten cents a pair. Claims upscale items worth fifteen cents, highlighting a heavy ribbed version priced at fifteen cents per pair.
Gloves and Mitts Price List Teaser
Fast black gloves at 15 to 35 cents a pair and 500 pairs of silk mitts at very low prices. Try a pair of 25 cent mitts they are cheap and sturdy for daily wear.
Umbrellas and Parasols Line Promotes Savings
A short ad invites shoppers to view a line of umbrellas and parasols with emphasis on savings, noting a parasol priced at 95 cents as a value offer.
Notion Best Brass Pins and Dress Accessories Ad
An advertisement offers brass pins, pearl buttons, dress buttons, horn hair pins, lace and embroidery at low prices. It promises unbeatable quality and invites inspection regardless of purchase.
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Boulevard Broadway
State Street
Second
Fifth South
People’s Party
Boon
Albert Steinhauser
Geo. Graff
A. H. Lienhard
Emil Wicherski
John Bushard
E. P. Bertranl
Charlie Bergs
Hy. Ruth
Gen. Ross
Eckstein
UR Ottomeyer
White Goods
Serges
Notion
Ottomeyer
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