Bankers Advertise Eager Terms For Loans
Local banks and lenders promote generous loan terms to individuals, firms, and corporations. Advertisements emphasize flexible rates, repayment options, and accessible credit amid steady market conditions.
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
3
Local banks and lenders promote generous loan terms to individuals, firms, and corporations. Advertisements emphasize flexible rates, repayment options, and accessible credit amid steady market conditions.
Survey work on Main Street. June events include a youth ice cream social and a postponed medical crisis. Community notices recount a large sale, a firefighter chase, and a serious accident in Alfsborg. Local greetings cover land moves, church gatherings, and a petition to relocate the post office.
Special correspondent reports C. A. Schalling of Winthrop making a short call Monday evening. Invitations are out for the Bronjo Booren wedding set for June. B. H. Babcock of Winthrop is noted at work here moving the barn for Adolf Anderson. A marriage license can be obtained locally.
A Springfield item list reports a girl bitten on the head by a dog during a Cobden visit, with doctors Rothensburg and Schrader attending. It notes Ed Fernholz joining County Attorney Olsen’s office, visits by Mrs. Bassen and Miss Lou Bassen for high school commencement, a Woman's Club gathering at Mrs. Sheffield's, the marriage of Edward Dooner and Annie Altermat at Willow Lake Catholic church, and Mrs. Wm. Mueller with son Richard in Minneapolis for university exercises. It ends with an ad for DeWitt's Little Early Risers, praising their liver and bowel benefits for bilious symptoms, with a testimonial.
Word from Essig Milford reports Miss Lizzie Sachs and Mr William Geske wed at New Ulm Lutheran Church on June 5. Guests, gifts, and a dance followed despite damp weather. The couple will reside on the Milford farm after June 16. Also noted are a funeral in New Olmond and a witness trip to Henderson for Mr Brinkmann.
The Chicago and North Western Railway promotes reduced summer rates from New Ulm on Fridays and Saturdays at 1656 dollars for a round trip with return by Tuesday, and 2.65 dollars for a round trip with return within thirty days. The lakeside area touts black and silver base and pickerel fishing, ample boats, and modern hotels and resorts with yachts, with agents available for more details.
Special summer excursion rates from all points on the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway to Denver and other western destinations including Pueblo Ogden and Hot Springs. One way fare plus two dollars for round trip. Travel windows in June July and August with stopovers allowed. For tickets contact A B Currs G P L T A at Minneapolis MN.
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