Big Meeting Brings Minnesota Pharmacy Delegates to New Ulm
New Ulm prepares for June 16 to 18 as the nineteenth annual Minnesota State Pharmaceutical Association meeting and third annual Minnesota Pharmaceutical Commercial Travelers’ Auxiliary gathering. Organizers forecast 300 delegates and 450 to 500 visitors with rail and lodging arrangements, elaborate programs, concerts, exhibitions, prizes for essays, and a banquet.
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New Ulm
Minnesota State Pharmaceutical Association
Minnesota Pharmaceutical Commercial Travelers’ Auxiliary
Messrs
and. J. Eckstein
O. M. Olsen
W. G. Alwin
Eng. A. Pfefferle
Turner Hall
College of Pharmacy
University of Minnesota
Eckstein
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Olsen
Wescheke
A. J. Eckstein
Turner Frauenverein
Ulm Turnverein
Second Regiment
New Ulm to Welcome A New Drug Store
Information reached the Review that another drug store will open in New Ulm on North Minnesota street next week. A young man visited the city, secured quarters, and plans a full line of drugs and toilet articles with modern fixtures. He will run the business on an elaborate scale and has already arranged advertising.
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New Ulm
Minnesota
Piled Up Flat Cars in Northwestern Pits
Two minor wrecks occurred near Courtland last week as trains broke apart on a grade. Seven loaded flat cars smashed to splinters at the bottom one day and twenty five empties collided with a tank car the next morning, destroying the tank and two flats. Waseca wrecking crew cleared the site in the afternoon.
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Courtland
Waseca
Prizes and Goods List for Sale Items Mentioned
A fragmented record lists items and prices including fluid extracts, cigars, iodized preparation, shaving sets, various wines and rye, pens, malt extract, and tobacco products. The text reads like a vendor price sheet with multiple lot quantities and modest prices, reflecting a period advertisement or catalog entry.
Floods Offer Profitable Planting Options for Minnesota Farmers
State dairy and food commissioner W W P McConnell says crops can still be profitably planted despite floods. Buckwheat may be planted by July 1st with 20 22 bushels per acre, flax yields 10 15 bushels per acre, millet thrives in wet fields, and rape suits cattle. Cows should graze rape after milking to avoid milk flavor issues. Also Rev O A Dallmann postponed Evangelical conference. no time set yet.
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Minnesota
W. W. P. McConnel
Dairy and Food
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Phone
City Drug Store
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O. GC. Strickler
R. O. Beard
Medical Department
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EK. T. Critchett
G. B. Weiser
Winona
J . G Alwin
Turner’ Hall
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Minnesota Street
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Seal of Minnesota
Washburn Guitar
Gran
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KE. P. Bertrand
Hans Mo
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M. Kiefer
T. G. Weber
H. H. Offermann
A. ©. von Hagen
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Peter Geschwind
C. D. Griffith
J. W. B. Wellcome, Sr
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