New Ulm Review Outlines Growth And City Improvements
The New Ulm Review discusses the Southern Minnesota Better Development League meeting in St Peter and analyzes Democratic and Republican conventions, urging progressives to push for reform. It notes New Ulm’s growth prospects, housing demand, immigrant influx, and the need to beautify the city, especially replacing bent hitching posts with uniform posts for a neater streetscape.
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Southern
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Sleepy Hollow
New Ulm Sees Steady Growth with New Homes Rising
A Growing City notes New Ulm's steady development this spring. New residences are being erected and more are planned as ground is broken and calls for further improvements go forward. The tone emphasizes healthy growth rather than a boom in prices or construction.
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Essig Bank Ledger Fragment 1912 Financial Statement
The document lists total cash assets and deposits with sections for cash and checks, capital stock, surplus, and time certificates. It records liabilities including due to banks and immediate liabilities, with names of Emil G Hago and G Haow as officers and attestations sworn in June 1912. It appears to be a Minnesota state bank report from Brown County with figures for loans, overdrafts, and cash on hand.
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Fragmentary Minnesota notarization record dated June 5 1015
The fragment shows a sworn statement before a notary, with names Emil Jacker and A. Stoll Xi, and mentions a State of Minnesota entry and the date June 5 1015. The text is incomplete and garbled but indicates a formal document with signatures and a notary seal.
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Emil Jacker
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Rambler Factory Repair Parts Cost Across Cars
The factory produced twenty two thousand Rambler motor cars last year and the average cost for repair parts per car was twelve dollars and ninety cents.
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