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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1909

Page

5

Notable local updates from Sleepy Eye area

Local notes report Herman Nagel at a Des Moines dealers meeting, Vera Strickler returning from Carleton, and Sleepy Eye postmaster Buglow receiving a 100 salary raise. Other items include church services by Prof Bliefernicht, a Second Regiment band concert in German park, and community events across Sleepy Eye and surrounding towns.

Herman Nagel Des Moles Vera Strickler Carleton College Buglow Sleepy Eye George Graff Ivanrhoe Schulz Stephens German Park J. A. Stewart Northwestern Sleepy Rye Brown County Louisville Wm. Murfin Sleepy Lye H. C. Peterson Engelbert Wagner Northwestern Road Madison South Dakota

Tragedy reported on circus train route between Mankato and Minneapolis

A sequence of local notices includes a report of a tragedy on a circus train between Mankato and Minneapolis. Other items mention Mrs. F W Rinke visiting relatives, turnverein meetings, relocations in farm management, mining company talks in Winthrop, and community notices from New Ulm, Sleepy Eye, Hanska, and Owatonna. The items reflect civic updates, personal movements, and upcoming events in central Minnesota communities.

Mankato Minneapolis Louis Scherer Chicago New Ulm Fort Snelling M. J. Bekke Sleepy Eye Robert Hose A. G. Detlod X. L. Mining Company Winthrop L. A. Fritsche Jobo Schneider Hecker Post Grand Army J. Klossner Jr Richard Pfefferle B. Marschner Ladies’ Circle John Schapekahm Ernst Wicherski Wing al. Crone Henry Rudolphi New Ulm Maennerchor Maennercher A. R. Eggensperger Hanska Herald Equitable Life Insurance Company Iowa Owatonna Dodge Steele Waseca Herald Myer C. G. Reim Brown-Redwood Young Men’s Christian Association Rose Jennie Eichten Stillwater Society Charles Frederick Englin Moses Critchett J. B. Crocker Crittchett Spirit Lake Edward J.H. Diers Minnesota River Improvement League Johnson August Poehler Washington Turner Ball Stara & Stripes Forever Guster Sell We

Roasted horse, burning barn, and a shocking ending tale

A Southern planter reunion tale debunks asides about a dead old horse and a burning barn leading to speculation of a house fire. The Minneapolis Journal note recounts a show monkey murder with a barber monkey strangling his rival after hours, ending with a fatal encounter in the cage.

Darky John Jono Lippincott Minneapolis Journal of Sunday Mynneapolis Mankato

Tor Headache thers to no more reliable remedy than Dr. Mile

A newspaper note asserts that for headaches there is no more reliable remedy than consulting Dr Mile Ast Pein, reflecting a period belief in expert medical authority and personal care. The fragment hints at a local health advisory promoting a physician's advice.

Mile

Low Bridge Stalls Lorene Steamer at New Ulm

The Lorene failed to pass a two foot low bridge near New Ulm delaying a voyage to New Ulm. Captain DeMers laments the blockage while forecasts say water drop could allow future trips. Nearby notes mention legal milestones for Irene Cox Buell and plans for a 1909 Veterans society.

Sonach New Ulm Judson New Ulm DeMers Mankato Free Presa

Marriage Unites Miller and Milford Couples in German Lutheran rite

Mrs Hasson wife of Scenic Proprietor returned from Brookings after three weeks. Herman Zimmermann and Miss Ida Kuehn both of Milford were married yesterday at the German Lutheran Church ceremony performed by Rev Albrecht. Also notes on reading glasses and a humorous aside from Harper's Weekly about a hen sittings and lays.

Hasson Brookings Herman Zimmermann Ida Kuehn Milford Harch Albrecht Myer C. G. Reim Harper's Weekly

Hed Proat Grocery Ad Promises Quality Goods

A compact 19th century style grocery advertisement listing canned fruits vegetables pickles preserves sardines salmon lobsters potted meats and other foods. It promotes dill and sweet pickles and Our Leader coffee at 25e per pound plus smoked halibut white fish and cheese.

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