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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
3
Dr C C Lipp outlines hoof care for horses stressing proper trimming year round. Use hoofrasp and hoofknife to even wall with sole, avoid over trimming, maintain frog contact, and prevent hoof damage. Gentle horse care advice includes winter precautions and managing sole thickness and cleanliness.
Listing of social calls and trips in New Ulm area including Julie Rockwan Otto Sommer and Mrs Herman Berberich visits. Reports of a late snowstorm, Land Show at town hall, and multiple business trips to Minneapolis Janesville and Nicollet. Celebrations of Mr and Mrs Schlottmanns silver wedding and the death of Henry Hulke Sr with extensive family survivors noted.
Mr and Mrs Joe Schnobrich were in Minneapolis last week where their daughter Alma received medical treatment. The piece notes church devotion schedule at St John s Church with confessions and masses listed. Also mentions birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Fred Dauer and other local notes about visitors and health.
Ole Bakken and family Anton Ander ton and family and Almer Ouren and families spent Sunday with Anton Ouren in Linden. Hildegarda Julius spent the weekend at her New Ulm home. Several attended the St Paul Symphony Orchestra concert in New Ulm Friday. Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid held a social bazaar in the church basement today. Bam Hang was a business caller in Madelia Thursday. Willie Greenbelt and Marvin Ouren returned from Mankato after completing a business course at Mankato Commercial College. Prof. Kildahl of St Olaf College Northfield Minn delivered an English sermon in Zion church Sunday evening and spoke to Lake Hanska church youths Tuesday. Miss Hilma Nelson of Madelia recuperating from pneumonia at her sister’s home. Mrs Ed Chute and husband surprised friends at A W Chute’s home. they plan to farm on the Mickelson place. Miss Selma Ouren, away in the Twin Cities, expected home early this week.
Instructions from University Farm St Paul on how to adjust grain and flax drills during the off season. Detailing steps to calculate the exact wheel revolutions per acre, weigh seed, and readjust to reduce sowing error. Notes from H B Bonebright of the Agricultural Experiment Station Bozeman Montana cite 26 to 87 percent error in unadjusted drills.
Barnegat postmaster R G Collins says a severe La Grippe cough exhausted him until Folleys Honey and Tar Compound stopped the coughing spells. Ardot O M Olsen.
Readers urged to obtain a full water works system for farm homes via the Extension Division at University Farm St Paul Minnesota. The booklet Domestic Water Supplies for the Farm by Myron Fuller is recommended as a practical reference for using spring or well water at low cost.
An advertisement from 0 M Olsen at Bacon 11 East St Bath Maine claims Foley Kidney Pills cured a conductor of chronic kidney inflammation and regained strength after years of misery. The notice urges railroad workers to try the product.
A fall complaint notes spring wheat entering Minneapolis with rye mixed in. Rye from last year can survive as a volunteer and spoil flour quality. Experts advise crop rotation such as six or seven year rotations including rye timothy clover pasture corn and wheat. Where possible oats or feed barley may follow rye to prevent mixing. Andrew Boss from University Park St. Paul urges plans tailored to farming goals and market needs.
Mrs Jobo Garrioch visited south of Sleepy Eye with relatives last week. Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs George Martine on February 22, one child died shortly after birth. Mrs Thomas Gannon left for Minneapolis to visit relatives. C S Robertson did business in Springfield last Friday. Mrs Elizabeth Martine of Sleepy Eye stayed with her son George here. Wm Frohrip of Lonetres was a business caller Tuesday. Residents attended an auction on the Gerhard farm south of Sleepy Eye. Mr and Mrs Fred Hendriks hosted a party Sunday evening. Mrs Henry Clausen returned from Morgan. Mr and Mrs Wm Werring Jr leave for Springfield for several days. Stephen Merkel and sister Harve Lafromboise arrived from Watertown, S C to visit their mother seriously ill. Mrs Kel was to Minneapolis hospital for surgery. Local friends wish her a speedy recovery. Leslie Burghardt transacted business at Fairfax Friday. Edward Moll and wife visited Sleepy Eye friends Sunday.
The Department of Agriculture plans early March distribution of basket willow cuttings grown last year at Arlington Farm Virginia to farmers for trial. Recipients must report treatments and results. Sets include several varieties to identify best strains for American conditions.
An advertisement by the C. B. Rowan Drug Co claims a harmless remedy for bed wetting and frequent urination. It offers a free prepaid sample to readers of The Review and urges readers to share the medicine with family and friends.
The N Henningsen Agency offers several nice dwelling houses in New Ulm with prices from 90000 to 100000. Properties are in different city areas and all are good propositions. Visit for details.
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