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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1917
Page
7
Special Probate Court in Brown County Minnesota orders the examination of the administration accounts of Kunigunda Knees relating to the estate of Bernhard Knees deceased. Hearing set for June 21, 1917 at 40 o clock AM in the Probate Office New Ulm. Publication required in the New Ulm Weekly. Court seal.
Special Term June 1 1917 Brown County Minnesota In the Matter of the Estate of Therese Schmidt Deceased petition of Henry Vedder Administrator fully administered estate praying for examination and allowance of administration account and for assignment of residue Hearing set for June 28 1917 at 10:00 AM Probate Office New Ulm Minnesota Notice to interested parties to publish this order weekly for three weeks in the New Ulm Review New Ulm Minn dated June 1 1917 Tyne AD.
Special term May 12 1917 notice of hearing on petition by Weigand Hauenstein for administration of Louise Hanenstein deceased intestate in Brown County Minnesota. hearing set June 28 1917 at 10 AM at Probate Office New Ulm with notice to heirs and interested parties by weekly publication in New Ulm Review. Court seal WM B Mather Judge of Probate.
Mortgage foreclosure notice from Hauser and Sons Malting Company details a $5 086 21 debt on Lots 11 12 13 in Block 217 Park Addition North of Center Street New Ulm Brown County Minnesota. Sale set for July 23 1917 at 10 AM at the Brown County Courthouse front door. Attorney fees and taxes to be paid with redemption allowed within one year.
Cambria and surrounding area residents attended a series of community events. Mr and Mrs Hughes hosted guests from Springfield Minnesota while others visited Mankato Lake Crystal and Judson. A Decoration Day program at Woodman Hall featured Cambria Band and attorney Harry Johnson. A parcel shower honored Miss Ella Jones with lilac decor and a later marriage to Harry Mathews. The Lake Crystal senior class play and a Sunday School convention at Bethel church were well attended.
A health note urges drinking hot water with two teaspoonfuls of limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this daily internal bath flushes poisons and toxins, improving energy, digestion, and overall well being. The piece also mentions Rosa tugora as a garden plant suitable for summer.
Courtyard notes tell of Mrs Lohman and child visiting Gust Poehler and Mrs Karr’s groups visiting Wabasso last week. The annual Firemen’s picnic at Doty’s Grove was well attended. Mrs Hulke improves after an operation at Union hospital. Arndt ships household goods to Ross ND for future home. A motor trip to Eleva Wis then to Ross via Minneapolis. Rosenbum & Co start a commission business, paying cash for eggs cream butter poultry. Loomis Bobsin and Poehler visit St Peter on Public Safety Commission business. Mrs Todd and daughter of Wood Lake visit Wm Hulke. Todd is Hulke’s mother.
Mr and Mrs Ed Baumann return from a visit to Bird Island and Wood Lake Minnesota in their car. Fred Meyer now goes by Papa. A Fitschke dance drew a large crowd last Saturday evening. Fred Meyer lost a mare with foal last week. Mr and Mrs Anton Rapmann and children of Gibbon visited Anton Lehman last Sunday. A Seitz Sunday dance had good attendance with Willart Bros and Wartha providing music. A good time was enjoyed by all.
Palmyra farmer Scott Cunningham evolves a cattle feeding method to cut costs and raise profits. He buys cattle at 715 per cattle hundredweight, feeds silage and hay, pastures, and adds corn and cottonseed meal, earning a net profit on the first two lots before continuing trials toward cheaper finishing.
A herd fed a ton of cottonseed meal and clover hay, grazed until Oct 1, then silage with minimal corn from Oct 1 to Dec 19. They consumed seven tons clover hay, three and a half tons cottonseed meal, 86 tons silage. Sold for 2108.95 with original cost 1587.16, net profit 521.80. No hogs followed. The 1916 plan yielded higher returns on less feed.
Seldom seen in modern ads, a Cincinnati drug claim promotes freezone as a quick remedy for corns and calluses. It promises relief after a few drops, with the corn shriveling and the surrounding tissue remaining non irritated, and notes the bottle is inexpensive and available at drug stores or wholesale houses through a pharmacist.
Instructions on growing canvas in warm rich soil require ample water. Bend leaves over cauliflower heads and tie to protect white heads.
Railroad notice shows south bound schedule for Passenger No. 28 Ex from St Paul Minneapolis to New Ulm at 8 45 p m with destination Storm Lake and arrival 1225 p m north bound omitted due to damaged OCR text.
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