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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
8
Areal Estate for sale with lots across the city, Brieniway Grocery Building formerly Fied fer Building, plus several farms near New Ulm on favorable terms. Anyone with property for sale or seeking buyers should contact Jounius Krause.
The Young Men's Club of the Methodist Church plans a powder lecture on Astronomy by Prof. Gav N Bauer from State University. Moon views will be shown with stereopticon. It will be Monday evening March 10 at 8 o'clock at the Methodist Church. Admission is free and the public is invited.
A burst of social events is recorded with ladies birthday parties at Turner Hall. The Ladies Birthday Party featured games prizes and readings with Mrs. Kunze and Mrs. Kiessling among the hosts. Other gatherings include birthday celebrations at several homes and a forthcoming apron bazaar at Woodmen Hall on March 12. The Second Regiment Band plans a March 27 concert at Turner Hall with a full program to be announced.
The piece decries child labor in New York and cannery work, noting four and five year olds toiling long hours and mothers beaten to keep work. It accuses capitalist media of masking roots of poverty with charity and urges removal of systemic exploitation.
A clipping from Oakland's booster edition argues against police driven moral reform, warning that government hard line provokes backlash and weakens individual responsibility. It praises lasting virtue from the home, church, and school, while protecting youth from debasing influences.
R L Hiller of Minneapolis, rep of Austin Western Machinery, met Jubo Lauterbach in New Ulm after recognizing him from 50 years past. Hiller recalled family ties to Brown County’s court-house log building and Deterich cabinet maker’s daughter born in New Ulm. He planned a longer visit with Lauterbach. Hygenal Face Powder advertisement notes smooth skin and is sold by E A Pfefferle.
Real estate notices list transfers including Fred Schultz to H A Billesheim 346 acres in section 109 31. Martin Neuhauer to Adolph Neubauer 70 acres. Fred Schultze to Martha Lueijen 875. Mathias Fast to Margaretha Garele $100. Ferd Hofschild to Jon J Dietz 32 acres. Peter Zwach to Otto Wiedemann 8500. Freeman M Brown to Burd Huhn and Cora Pilgrim 83000. Mary E Ross to Edw Berkner 22000. Palm Carlann to Mike Meid 8800.
A lone clear day defines February for New Uim weatherman Alex L Henle. He notes mean temperature 11 855 degrees maximum on February 18 id degrees minimum on Feb 1 and 24 minus 18 degrees. Total precipitation 5 oh total snowfall 9.50 inches partly cloudy 8 day slow 19 daya prevailing wind from northwest.
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