26 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
1
The ad announces that the fashion plates displayed are authentic and correctly styled. It notes that the plates represent only a sample of available styles, hinting at a broader collection behind the scenes.
Space constraints prevent full description of our fine line of boys and children suits. The advertisement highlights a range of styles and quality without listing every model.
Neckwear features new cat shapes and colorings in strings and bows priced at 25 cents. Four in hand Tecks and Ascots offered at 50 cents each.
Citizens gathered at Geblers Hall to discuss a two day commemoration of the Indian Massacre with support from the Commercial Union committee. Mayor Weschcke and Col. Pfander recommended Saturday and Sunday, while others proposed Friday and Saturday to unite with the Herman celebration. The group pledged broad community cooperation and preferred two days at most.
Land’s Land Agency lists numerous farms for sale across Nicollet, Brown, Blue Earth and surrounding counties in Minnesota with sizes from 70 to 814 acres. Properties include well improved homes, barns, springs, and unimproved parcels, all offered on crop payment plans with reasonable terms and urging buyers to inspect in New Ulm, Courtland, Sleepy Eye, and nearby towns.
A letter to Mr. Mullen from Victor H. Clark, a U.S. government employee, describes Cuba's eastern half as unsettled with no railways, noting the Cuban Central railway plans, potential land value rises, and opportunities for American settlers. He mentions possible investments of 500 000 to 500 000 dollars in cattle or timber and hints he may return after June 1st to assist eastern investors.
Chicago Board of Trade with Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce has filed a U S court bill seeking a temporary injunction against the Coe Commission company and twenty one other defendants to restrain use of market quotations. Minneapolis chamber plans a similar suit. Hearing set for April 7 before Judge Lochren. Local tenor notes the Review’s continued publication as a free monthly magazine supplement.
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