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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
8
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for lame back and kidney, liver and bladder troubles. It claims wide testing in hospitals and private practice and offers a free sample bottle by mail to readers who mention the newspaper.
New Ulm Review reports Chas Gamble becomes local representative for McVicar Grain Co. Geo W Dubois and J H Queal Lumber Co men move to other posts. Adolph Altermatt buys spring and summer goods in Chicago. 8 Wilson returns from Colorado Springs praising Minnesota. Walter Allen and families plan return. H R Schwartz to build a brick block near Forster's. Schwartz notes Southern California dusty and unimpressive. warning about lung health leads to Allen's Lung Tyor remedy advertisement addressing cough and phlegm.
Sleepy Eye residents and visitors shared a week of brief greetings and errands. Aug Kuester of Mulligan bought two western lots from Ed Nelson for 800 dollars and plans to move to Sleepy Eye. Miss Gusta Koehne celebrated her birthday with friends, Welsh Rarebit, and coffee. A Congregational church building committee met to review plans and begin basement digging.
Village election day looms as residents report progress on the new hardware store, paint shop near completion, and local enterprises. Social events include a Swedish Methodist sociable, a dance at Essig hall, and Tin Wedding celebrations amid rough roads and early spring hints.
Tse Curupnen quotes a claim about Perry Davis' Painkiller, asserting no substitute for relieving childhood troubles from sprains to stomach ache. The speaker notes Painkiller's sixty year recognition and distinguishes it from other preparations. The ad-like statement emphasizes brand dominance and trust.
Mrs John McPhee and daughter Mary visit relatives in Springfield. Catholic Order of Foresters plans a lodge here soon. George Olson sells his residence to C J Holm for 550 dollars. Mr Bolin buys the property as a gift for his daughter Augusta Holm. Gunt Wallin returns from Red Wing after Lutheran church conference. Friends honor Emil Hall on his 84th birthday with a set of dining room chairs.
The ad claims the pills guard against biliousness and constipation by keeping the liver and bowels clean. A testimonial from E. Hooper of Albany Georgia says they helped with biliousness and improved his health. The copy emphasizes safety and gentleness with phrases like never gripe and very best pills.
Miss Emma Gulden of New Ulm spent Sunday with Hasig relatives. Andrew Backer visited Sleepy Eye on business. Mike Wagner made a business trip to Seaforth. Andrew Lodleben and wife visited Springfield last week. Mrs. D Maramis visiting relatives at St Peter. Mrs B Jovi returned to New Ulm after visiting Mr F Marti.
Old fashioned remedy ad claims coughs croup grip bronchitis and throat and lung troubles are rapidly cured. It says the medicine softens liquefies mucus draws out inflammation and removes the disease cause. Endorsed by Justice J Q Hood Crosby Mills and Eng A Pfefferle, asserting immediate relief for a wife and family.
Attorney Albert Pfaender won a favorable decision for Emma Neemann in her suit against Gerhard Crowe and Mary Neemann. The dispute concerns whether the homestead right and one third of property paid by the husband survived conveyances to third parties after a separation and later death. The issue hinges on the statute of uses and trusts and aligns with a New York decision cited by the court.
New England life themes anchor the pastoral drama A Ragged Hero set for its first local showing at the Mankato Theatre on March 8. Edgar Foreman and Julia West headline a capable company in a story about an outcast whose life is wrecked by infidelity and features a dramatic rescue from a burning house window.
Last Thursday a fire consumed the smaller barn and its contents on the Ridgley property of Frank Kieolai, while the other barn, housing a newly purchased $2,800 stallion, was saved only in part. Evidence suggests arson. a small insurance payout remains, and neighbors aided by night. Footprints point toward a neighboring farm, with no arrests yet.
A lady with a pleasing address canvasses the state claiming monthly papers for homeless children. She falsely represents the Minnesota Children’s Home Society and uses the Chicago based American Home Funding Association. Receipts come from that group and the paper Our Flames and Our Homeless. Olmstead is named. Citizens urged to verify authorization and credentials before donating.
Nature awakens and the body feels the change of season as digestion slows and waste accumulates. The text urges purging with St Bernard Vegetable Pills to restore balance, alleviate dizziness and jaundice, and aid the system in adjusting to spring.
Farm for sale the Martin Schnob rich farm in Milford Section 8 is offered on reasonable terms. Interested buyers are invited to contact Homare and Somenn for details.
Special term in Brown County Probate Court March 4 1002. Petition of Bi7 Peternon of nske Minn asks for administration of Ole B. Pe’Ou estate. Decedent left goods chattels and estate in this county and widow seeks appointment. Court orders hearing on the petition for March 2 at the probate office.
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