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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
6
The Chicago & North-Western announces low rail rates June 1 to 13 for the Home-coming of Kentuckians celebration in Louisville June 18 to 17. ExKentuckians and other travelers are urged to visit native soil as Louisville prepares a warm welcome with a varied program. Tickets and full details available from your local agent.
Excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates are on sale to the indicated territory. Standard and Tourist sleeping cars free reclining chair cars and The Best of Everything. For sale dates and full particulars apply at Chicago and North-Western agents.
With the tennis season opening, courts are in good shape and local members seek matched games with players from Sleepy Eye or other cities. Last year several inter city games with Sleepy Eye players produced an interesting time for all. The local club has a couple of good players eager to challenge others for honors.
J E Johnson formerly of Hanska and assistant weighmaster for the state warehouse commission disappeared during last November’s ferocious storm on Lake Superior. His body surfaced near the Peary elevator in Duluth Harbor, found by Charles Bardee and recovered by life saving crews. The commission had offered 250 reward for his recovery.
Mr and Mrs J Johnson entertained the Golden Gate and Morgan gun club at their home Sunday. The Evan baseball team defeated Cobden 9 to 1. Miss Bessie Dagnan of Winona visited a few days. Alex Pickle erecting a new barn. Mr and Mrs M Bertrand entertained a party of young people Sunday. School picnic hosted by Edward Mc Cowan. Von Hagen family of Sleepy Eye spent Monday at their summer resort. John and Frank Strong returned from the Dakotas. John Cutting of Sleepy Eye visited William Johnson. John Kuelles and wife hosted friends Sunday. Richard Polaski bought a new buggy. Mrs Dova Case of Milford visiting George Martine. Miss Viole Jacobson of Sleepy Eye visiting Nellie Hanson. Miss Ellen Robertson returned from Evan after a successful term of school. Friday’s dance well attended. another planned for the 24th. J Hansen left for North Dakota. Dr Connely from Minneapolis around the festival week. Harold Merkel back from Canada. Local attendance at Franklin ball game. Bird Island defeated Franklin 6 to 4. Hugh and Charley Robertson return from university. Golden Gate Sluggers beat Sleepy Eye kids 6 to 8. Ross Werring visited the neighborhood Sunday. Deafness Cannot be cured by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure offers the remedy with a money back guarantee.
The report alleges packinghouses seek to suppress findings showing meat from questionable sources used in foods. It cites recipes for canned roast beef sausage sardine oil lard and veal loaf made from condemned cattle, unborn calves, and spoiled meat. A visit to Armour in Omaha is noted as evidence of better sanitary conditions amid broader industry concerns. An unrelated item promotes 1906 vacation train rates from New Ulm to destinations including Duluth Denver and San Francisco with specific fares and return limits.
National Education Association rates offer $59.50 for travel to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Sale dates June 25 to July 7. Rinal return by September 15. Tickets valid on direct line there and return via other lines with one way via Portland for a small extra charge. Homeseekers rates, limited to southern southwest and western points. For full details contact agents or A B. Curts GP and TA Minneapolis Minn.
The State Board of Health of Kansas reports on baking powders listing brands and ingredients. It notes alum and alumphosphate powders often underperform with leavening strength around two percent and concludes both aluminum sulphate and alum leave the same compound in bread, challenging safety claims.
Land opening on the Sho shone Indian Reservation set for August 13, 1906 with access from Chicago and major Mississippi Valley points via the Chicago & North Western Ry. Excur sion rates to California offered, plus reduced summer fares from New Ulm to Clear Lake, with multiple fast trains to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Fishing at Clear Lake noted with hotel and boat facilities. Apply to Chicago & North Western agents for itineraries.
Rail travelers can take special St. Louis trains to Portland Tacoma Seattle and Puget Sound points with a single round trip fare on available routes. Tickets on sale June 18 to 22. valid up to 60 days. limited. A small extra fee allows routing one way via California.
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