South Bound Passenger and Freight Schedule Fragments
Railroad timetable fragments list Sunday trains all stops from Estherville to New Ulm and St Paul, Minneapolis routes. Notable entries include No 60 Ex Sunday to Estherville local freight, No 81 Ex Sunday to New Ulm time freight, No 110 Ex Sunday 8:45 pm St Paul Minneapolis to New Ulm, and No 28 Ex Sunday 12:25 pm Po Storm Lake passenger.
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Estherville
New Ulm
St. Paul
Mpls
Passgr
Storm Lake
Nuesh
Mols
Winthrop
Twin Cities
Local visits and farming notes in Cambria area
Morgan Tanley and Mr and Mrs B L Tanley visited Butternut with Mrs Hugh Edwards to see Mrs Wm Jones. Ethel Evans extends stay. Wadena relatives frequent. Wm Evans and Sons store supplies New Ulm meats. Reo car bought by Enoch Price. A G E social at David E Thomas barn drew about 150. work clothing fines applied for jewelry. Draft horses sold. Idris Jones mare injured by scraper edge. Last week Cyclone damages farms, barns, silos, and trees. Mathews and Harris families plan repairs and rebuilding amid rain and thunder.
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Morgan Tanley
B. L. Tanley
Hugh Edwards
Butternut
Wm. H. Jones
Leslie Evans
Ethel Evans
Wadena
Minn
Leslie
Ethel
Wm. J. Evans and Sons
Schnobrich
New Ulm
Enoch Price
David E. Thomas
New Barn
G. E's
Congregational Church
Courtland
Dan Harris
John C. Walters
Idris Jones
James D. Price
Minneapolis
Harry E. Mathew
Evan L. Harris
Harris
Dan W. Harris
Dance and home additions mark Route Three area
On Route Three a dance occurred at E. D. Gruessendorf’s home last Saturday night. Frank Unverworn built a new addition to his house. Other building projects include Mrs. L. Brewer’s house Albert Hacker’s house Herman Hellmann’s barn John Poehler’s house and barn Henry Roth and John Fluegge each adding a hen house. A Sunday dance occurred at John Fluegge’s home with Wilfart and Fritsche providing music. Crops look similar to last year with grass and corn slightly better. some hay shortfall prompts ongoing cutting.
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E. D. Gruessendorf
Frank Unverworn
How Appendicitis Can Be Prevented Adlera Bark Adleri ka Adlers
Community druggist E. A. Pfefferle promotes Adlerika as a simple buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture claimed to prevent appendicitis and relieve constipation gas and sour stomach. The advertisement touts one spoonful as effective for many stomach troubles and urges Ne New Ulm residents to try the product.
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Ulm
Adlerika
E. A. Pfefferle
Round trip vacation fares on Chicago and North Western
Tickets on sale daily via Chicago and North Western to San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles San Diego Cal Portland Ore Tacoma Seattle Wash Salt Lake City Ogden Utah Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo Colo and Yellowstone National Park. Wide choice of routes and free side trips with favorable stop over privileges and liberal return limits. Inquiries to Ticket Agents Adv 256 F P Starr Agent Tel 66-
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Chicago & North Western Ry
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
San Diego
Cal
Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Seattle
Wash
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Yellowstone National Park
Obituary for Mrs Mary Westaby in New Ulm
Mrs Mary Westaby aged eighty eight died last Friday after years of illness. Born Mary Gautby in Barton on the Humber England in 1828 she married Charles Westaby and moved to Daviess County Illinois. Surviving children include George Spalding Westaby Madison S D Charles Westaby North Yakima Wash James Westaby Alexandria Iowa and Mrs H C Hess New Ulm. Funeral Monday at Congregational Church Stockton Illinois with burial beside her husband and children.
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Mary Westaby
H. C. Hess
Mis
Westaby
Mary Gautby
William and
Rebecca Gautby
Barton On the Humber
England
Charles Westaby
Central America
Daviess County
Illinois
George
Spalding Westaby
Madison
S. D
North Yakima
Wash
James Westaby
Alexandria
Towa
New Ulm
George Beacock
Wheeler
Congregational Church
Stockton
Hess
Charles Hess
Card of Thanks From the Westaby Family
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to Rev Wheeler and Mrs Wheeler the choir pall bearers and many friends for floral tributes and aid during our beloved MOTHER’s illness and passing. Spenser G Westaby Spalding Westaby Charles T Westaby James R Westaby Mr and Mrs H C Hess.
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Wheeler
Spencer G. Westaby
Spalding Westaby
Charles T. Westaby
James R. Westaby
H. C. Hess
State officers warn on safe Fourth of July observance
State fire marshal urges a sane celebration to cut fire losses and protect property while a health official stresses rapid medical care for injuries. Dr Murphy warns tetanus risk from Fourth of July wounds and recommends timely antitetanic serum when appropriate. The fire marshal offers cooperation with Minnesota cities for a safer observance.
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State Health Department
Murphy
Minnesota
Minnesota Aims to Reform Fourth of July Celebrations
The piece argues the modern holiday should replace noisy dangerous traditions with safer observances. It notes declining deaths and accidents in Minnesota but urges complete elimination of harmful practices by July 1916, with state fire marshal's department ready to help.
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Minnesota
State Fair Music Program Touts Nine Bands
Nine big bands plus orchestras and quartets will perform at the Minnesota State Fair September 4 to 9. Feature acts include Minnesota State Band and Minnesota First Field Artillery Band, with Granite City Band, Orpheus Concert Band, and more from Minnesota and beyond. The Morgan G A R Drum Corps appears midweek, while vocal acts include the Chicago Grand Opera Quartette and the Minnesota Ladies Quartette.
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Fair Board
Minnesota State Band
Minnesota First Field Artillery Band
Granite City
St. Cloud
Minn
Orpheus
Springfield
Brook Park
Waseca Band
Minnesota
Nashwauk-Keewatin
C. A. Wortham
San Antonio
Texas
Hamline
Kealakai Hawaiian Orchestra
Chicago
America
Kalkbrener's Orchestra
Lake City
Longfellow and
Northwestern Mandolin and
St. Paul
Exposition
Morgan G. A. R
Minneapolis
Chicago Grand Opera Quartette
Minnesota Ladies' Quartette
Dissolution of Partnership in Steinhauser and Erickson
The partnership of Steinhauser and Erickson has been dissolved by mutual consent. Albert Steinhauser remains in charge of all pending matters and accounts in the offices over New Ulm Review. Adv. 24-26 GEORGE D. ERICKSON.
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Steinhauser & Erickson
Albert Steinhauser
New Ulm Review
George D. Erickson
Relief Comes After Ten Years in Duluth Tale
In Duluth Minnesota on June 27 1916 Mrs L S Smith of 117 South Sixty first Avenue West praises Tanlac the Master Medicine for relief from indigestion nervousness and gas. She notes two bottles improved appetite and reduced nervous symptoms and mentions Tanlac is being promoted at E A Pfefferle's drug store in New Ulm.
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Duluth
Minn
Tanlac
L. S. Smith
South Sixty-first Avenue
West
New Ulm
E. A. Pfefferle
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L. A. Fritsche
Brown Co. Bank
G. F. Reineke
M. D
Olsen Blork
Somsen, Dempsey
Mueller
U. S
New Ulm Minn
Chas. Emmerich
Center Sts
William Pfaender
General Insurance Insurance
M. A. Bingham
A. W. Bingham
Bingham Bros
Coal & Gra
The
Chicago and
Air Sher
Parent
Dak
Tracy
Sun
Mankato
St. Peter
Black Hills Express
Dakota Minn
Mankato Pass
Black Hills-Minn
Hall
1Y & CO
Toledo
Cambria
F. P. Starr
Agt
Tel
Market Report
WM. H. Bierbaum
Prop
Fry Weyman-Sauton Company
Union Squire
New York City
Black Hills
Sett
Colorado
Deadwood
Lead
Rapid City
Hot Springs
Colorado Points
H. J. Wagen
Winona, Minn
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