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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
6
A roundup of names and small happenings from Cambria,Mankato,Loretto and Lake Crystal areas. Encounters include visits, social calls, sick lists, a hospital cornerstone ceremony in New Ulm, a burn raising bee for Wm. Lewis, and a sermon in Lake Crystal. Also a product advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills promising relief from rheumatic torment.
Courtland J. A. Doty of St. Peter and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Bendix to Nicollet mark a week in the region. The Firerens picnic drew a large crowd in favorable weather. Various residents including Max Burg, Henry Becker, Win Harris, Morris Jones, and Echo visitors are noted. The Concordia and Germania bands met in Nicollet, Olaf Skoglund joined a creamery job, and several locals traveled to Mankato and Crandon. A sheriff candidate called on residents, while a hand injury sidelined Charles Loomis at a meat cutting machine.
City of New Ulm Minnesota invites sealed bids by July 7 1914 5 p m for soft coal to supply the Electric Light and Water Works plant through May 15 1915 totaling about 2000 tons Bid must state coal kind and price per ton include a $100 certified check payable to the City Clerk as liquidated damages if the contract is not entered within three days after award The City Council may reject any or all bids Dated New Ulm Minnesota June 2 1914 Adg 23-24
State of Minnesota Brown County probate court orders three months to file claims against the estate of Max Wocher deceased. Albert Plaender appointed administrator with will annexed. Hearing set for September 7, 1914 at 10 AM in New Ulm Court House. Notice to creditors via New Ulm Review for three weeks.
Special Term probate in New Ulm Brow County Minnesota 1914 orders proofs of will hearing for Elizabeth Zeller deceased. Eduart Castor petitions sole executor and requests probate of last will. hearing set June 3 at 10 in the forenoon with public notice by three weekly publications in New Ulm Review.
Comforting to Stout People describes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a regulator that keeps the system in order. It claims relief from biliousness constipation and distress after meals with a thinner, more comfortable feel for regular users. Sold by all dealers.
An ad touts a 25 cent foot relief powder claiming to end tired burning swelling and pain from corns calluses and burns. It promises feet will not limp or ache and that shoes will feel comfortable again, available at dry goods or department stores.
In Brown County Minnesota the property described Lot 8 Block 98 North of Center Street Part of Lot 5 Block 34 and Parts of Lots 2 and 13 Block 34 South of Center Street New Ulm is subject to redemption expiration after 60 days from service. Tax sale occurred May 9 1911 for 1909 taxes. redemption price 11.80 plus 12 percent interest from May 13 1914. County Auditor Louis G Vogel notes holder of tax certificate, and witnesses.
Public tax sale notice from Brown County Minnesota under Chapter 543 Laws of 1913. Lot 6 Block 79 South of Center Street New Ulm now in M Morgenstein or others name. 15 years delinquent taxes paid, sale held May 12 1914 for seven dollars. Redeem within sixty days from service with 12 percent interest. Signed M Frederickson Deputy County Auditor. Official seal.
A report covers a forfeited tax sale conducted under Chapter 543 Laws of 1913 in Brown County. Officials oversee the sale action, with details on parcels, bidders, and outcomes documented for public record.
Public notices warn unknown holders of rights to Brown County Minnesota parcels in New Ulm. Descriptions include Lot 2 of Block 61 and Lot 4 Block 24, with tax judgments entered March 1914 and sales May 12 1914. Redeem amounts range from seven to nine dollars with 12 percent interest, 60 days to redeem.
An item from Brown County Minnesota details a tax sale of Lot 2 Block 62 South of Center Street New Ulm. Judgment under Chapter 543 Laws 1913 was entered March 30 1914 for delinquent taxes for 15 years prior. Parcel sold May 12 1914 for 50 dollars and 50 cents. certificate of sale issued and later assigned for redemption notice.
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