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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1918

Page

7

Order to Present Claims in Wiedenmann Estates

Probate Court in Brown County grants three months to creditors to file claims against the estates of Katie Wiedenmann and Margaretha Wiedenmann. Hearings set for October and July 1918 at New Ulm Court House, with notices to be published in the New Ulm Review.

State of Minnesota County of Brown Katie Wiedenmann Milford Herman Pfaender New Ulm Said Minn State of Minnesota Margaretha Wiedenmann George Wiedenmann Tim Said County New Ulm Review

End Stomach Trouble Relief From Papes Diapepsin

A vintage ad promises quick relief from sour stomach gas and dyspepsia. It touts a fifty cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from any drug store, claiming relief in five minutes by neutralizing excess stomach acidity and easing indigestion.

Drink Hot Water Morning Health Tonic with Limestone Phosphate

A health column urges drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. It claims daily internal bathing removes toxins, improves circulation, and aids overall well being, recommending a quarter pound from a pharmacist.

Rial

Local notes mark weddings births and visits in Searles area

Miss Annie Deutsch returns from Minneapolis for a several week visit. Area families host and travel to Fairfax and Cobden. A silver wedding anniversary for the Fritsches is celebrated with relatives from Aberdeen Wanda and Red Lake Falls. First Holy Communion at St John’s with many communicants listed.

Pot Gety Pach Annie Duetsch Minneapolis Art. Schaefer John Dauer Hugo Albert Hegler Hermann Fritsche Robert Fritsche Aberdeen S. D Charley Schnabel Gibbon Wm. Kuehn Red Lake Falls Minn Her. Zimmerman Wabasso Otto Henry Kuehn Wanda Gabriel Frank Dauer Charles Dauer New Ulm John Reinarts Jos.Simmon Cobden St. John's Catholic Church Jos. Sodia M. J. Kasper John Garres

Danderine Promises Hair Restoration In Ad Feature

A vintage advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine to halt dandruff and hair loss. It describes dandruff as damaging scalp and hair, claims Danderine will restore lustre strength and full growth, urging readers to buy a small bottle from any drug store for beautiful hair.

Knowlton

Figures Tell When to Cut Timothy Hay

Timothy cut just as it is coming, into full bloom is much harder to cure than timothy cut when the seed are in the dough stage or nearly ripe. When cut early it contains more moisture and needs longer in the swath, risking rain damage. Yield peaks with dough stage seed, 5750 pounds per acre vs 5433 at full bloom and 3411 at bloom. Birds eat some fruit but help by removing garden insects.

United States Department of Agriculture University Farm

Sage and Sulphur Compound and Civil Service Exam Notes

An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for darkening gray hair and restoring lustre. It also details a United States Civil Service open competitive exam near New Ulm for stenography and typewriting positions, with age, eligibility, and application rules. The piece also mentions the wild cucumber as a plant for rapid growth and garden care.

United States Civil Service Commission New Ulm Federal Classified Civil Service United States Secretary of the United States Board of Civil-Service Examiners

Silo facts for Farmers booster read on silage use

Farmers who use the silo become boosters for the silo as silage stores corn edible year round. Silage provides palatable winter pasture aiding digestion, with cattle reportedly healthier and tooth wear reduced. A good silo should be round airtight waterproof with sturdy walls and placed for feeding convenience away from cold winds. A 14 by 32 foot silo holds about 100 tons and costs 2 to 6 dollars per ton depending on materials. further details available from the University Farm Office St Paul Minn.

Office of Publications University Farm St. Paul Minn

New Bank Open at Springfield Farmers State Bank Opens

The Farmers State Bank of Springfield held an open house last Saturday with President W J Paffrath Cashier E J Starkey and Assistant Cashier Frank Pieschel among directors greeting guests. Citizens received cigars and carnations while Reinshagen’s orchestra played in a balcony showroom. A large crowd visited the new quarters praising the neat banking rooms and patronage. The bank is now open and doing business with strong support.

Farmers 'State Bank of Springfield W. J. Paffrath E. J. Starkey Frank Pieschel Reinshagen Springfield Free Press

Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Overnight

Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound offers a 50 cent bottle to turn gray or faded hair dark and lustrous. Millions buy this old recipe improved with extra ingredients as it darkens naturally, making hair look youthful in days. Not a medical cure, but a toilet preparation.

Wyeth

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