20 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
1
A quirky notice touts Marvelli Macaroni as a versatile pasta option for home cooks. It highlights its suitability for hearty meals and suggests it elevates everyday dishes with rich, wheat-forward flavor.
Crone Bros announces new spring wraps, silk and satin waists, walking and dress skirts, and airy summer goods. Indies lines praised for quality and price, with styles to suit Easter and confirmation outfits. Neckwear for Buster arrives. shoppers urged to early selection.
Returns from last week’s town and village elections in Minnesota list results for AlbIn Masha w, Courtland, Courtland Village, Eden, Home, Lafayette Village, Lake Wansa, Milford, Village, Collet, Prairieview, Statedy, Ingfield, Stark, West Newton with chairmen, supervisors, clerks, treasurers, assessors, and justices. Names include Shellum, Rosbach, Hudson, Keim, Swenstad, Anderson, Pulkow, Feirer, Mae, Newdall, Nelson, Pautzky, Thor, Ander son, Mallettee, Roiger, Bade, Braun, Reinhart, Precht, Erickson, Simmet, Wild, Olsen, Goblitsch, Dannheim, Traurig, Simmet, Erickson, Bradbury, McPhee, Brooks, Cooley, Schumacher, Schwertzler, Muck, Rudloff, Haubrich, Spelbrink, Bode, Wells, Hodson, Hanson, Manderfeld, Willacheck, Belig.
The annual city election on Tuesday April 2 draws little voter attention as only ward officers are chosen. The writer notes New Ulm voters hoot over mayor or constable races while alderman selection is treated with indifference. He argues for young business minded leaders to inject progress and warns against apathy toward council elections.
Total taxes collected in Brown County from Nov 1 1900 to Mar 1 1901 include state taxes 3 600 65 county revenue 3 341 04 county road and bridge 518 83 and other special taxes 1 768 78. Township revenue 763 78 township road and bridge 604 67 delinquent road 123 48 and school taxes 1 mill local and special school taxes with penalties and interest bring grand total to 23 08.
Friday evening the high school plans entertainment for library fund. Two farces By Telephone and A perplexing Situation feature a large cast led by Mrs Middleton and Mr Gay Harling. Albert Stricklow has taken over Wm. Stege’s saloon in Courtland after conducting a novel in St Peter.
The Review reports extensive business input on building an electric light plant. Most praise the plan. minor critique centers on yearly debt servicing. The key question is whether city ownership saves money for taxpayers and consumers, offset by possible tax increases to cover public and commercial users. The piece argues it should benefit the city, taxpayers, and users if it pays.
The notice lists transfers across multiple properties. Carl Beltz to Henry Beltz 80 acres in section 19 111 32. William Frank and wife to Gust A Koehler Lot 4 Block 183 New Ulm. Western Town Lot Co to Jeanie Tobnson Lot 16 Block 2 Comfrey. Edward Feugke and wife to Carl Plat. Frank M. Watson to Carl Brelel Block 160 acres section 27 108 34. Charles Gamble to Albert Pratil Lot 2 and part of Lot 3 Block 17 Springfield. William Pfaender to Wilhelm Jig Lot 3 Block 1488 New Ulm. Joseph Schiemann to John H Boock Lots 2 3 4 and 5 Block 1 New Ulm. Friedrich Gerboth and wife to Wi Krienke 165 acres section 27 385 110 832. Elizabeth Pfefferle and husband to Robt Lambrecht 150 acres section 4 109 BL. Wolfgang Buicker et al to Albert Froemming 10 acres section 4 110 81. Geo Stelzer and wife to Wenzel Remiger 24 of Lot 25 Outlet 3 section 29 110 32. Andrew J Burr and wife to Ernst Gitter 5 acres section 82 111 31.
The snippet lists resources including loans and discounts at 35,020.00, overdrafts, other bonds and securities at 600.00, banking house and furnitures valued around 10,896, and total assets stated as 24,810.05. It appears as a partial balance sheet line with figures slightly garbled.
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