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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
1
A large consignment of Rudland Navel Oranges arrives this week with a new pricing emphasis. The note promotes quality and value as prices are set at par with buyers urged to act quickly to secure good fruit.
R Pfefferle at Turner Hall lists gymnastic programs for youths and adults. Boys 11 and under meet Mon Thu 415 to 5 pm. boys 10 to 14 Mon Thu 6 to 6 pm. girls 6 to 11 Thu Fri 415 to 5 pm. girls 11 to 15 Thu Fri 5 to 6 pm. girls 15+ Wed 7:30 to 8:30 pm and Sat 7:30 to 9 pm. women Thu 745 to 6 pm. junior boys 14 to 17 Mon 7:30 to 9 pm Fri 7:30 to 8:30 pm. men 12+ Tue Fri 9:25 to 10 pm.
Hanska voters will decide on incorporation after the county board granted the petition of local taxpayers. The board also awarded the sale of the county poor farm to Charles Stuebe for 2005 dollars, with other bids listed. A new Comfrey school district was approved, and a bridge project in Prairieville funded. Auctioneers licenses were granted for several bidders and saloon license hearings set for April 16. Remodeling plans for the court house basement and lavatories were accepted. The board also ordered a paupers house lease and formed a committee to study outside poor care.
At the Women's Literary Club meeting Mrs. A J Alwin presents reforms for New Ulm covering physical streets water light sewerage and cleanliness moral training and mental education She urges paving Minnesota Street preserving city woods protecting song birds strict jail privacy curfew library expansion kindergartens and women’s equal rights in education and city governance while stressing home duties and parental roles.
The second De Molay Commandery meeting drew many visiting brethren and welcomed a large new Knights class. Activities ran from early afternoon to 5:80 with a copper repast at the Grand Hotel. Visiting members came from Minneapolis Mankato St. Peter Sherburn Austin Sleepy Eye and more. Permanent officers were installed and the Old Maids schedule a visit to the city on April 19.
A four-member nonpartisan city caucus at the opera house nominated aldermen for three wards. Resolutions backed municipal ownership of electric lighting, endorsing the city council electric light committee report of March 5 1901. Nominees named were Flor for Ward 1 Amano for Ward 2 and Manderfeld for Ward 3. Ward committees were appointed. An advertisement touts Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure as a complete digestive aid.
A local shop announces new spring stock featuring ladies tailor made suits in navy blue cheviot cadet blue and medium grey with lined jackets, velvet collars, bell sleeves, and five to seven gored skirts. Prices range from $8 to $11 with additional jackets and capes showcased. customers urged to visit and view styles in person.
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