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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1901
Page
1
Beets are highlighted as especially bright red and appealing, with a focus on fresh vegetables like peas beans beets asparagus lima beans. The ad promotes vegetables at Broadway Grocery and mentions beets as a standout item.
A Wonderful Food is Asparagus and its nourishing value for blood and stomach is praised. The text touts asparagus as a delicacy for both rich and poor, with garden freshness and sunny June flavors despite December setting. Price noted as within four mienns.
The shop advertises a summer clothing line with coats, jackets, and pants in blue and black, white reefers, pint and redford cord trims, and a large selection of children and women's hosiery. It promotes ready made muslin underwear, crash skirts, and a variety of colors including pink, blue, cream, white, scarlet, and red, with prices starting at 25 cents.
The New Ulm Business College team defeated Sleepy Eye 8 to 7 in a warm, competitive Saturday game at the driving park. Emerich and Flor started for Sleepy Eye. Majewske and Mowery sparked runs for New Ulm, with errors shaping the early innings. Both teams showed solid play and gentlemanly conduct, the final score reflecting a tight, well fought contest.
A rustic ode to opening day cheers as fans anticipate a home team win. Voices praise a simple setup with a crowd on boards, vigilantly tracking every pitch and play while spurring the players. The speaker, E. R. Barager, riffs on winter’s coziness and the thrill of a season kickoff.
Real estate transfers for the week ending Tuesday April 30 list numerous lot sales across New Ulm and Comfrey including Hagberg to Baier and Brackenridge transfers. The City Council special meeting approved three new fire alarm boxes a new hose wagon and a new hose house with total spend about 1800 dollars. Sidewalk grade changes on German street were ordered to protect shade trees and a contract dispute with Tappe & Grouau was settled for 95 dollars. The library funding was trimmed to 150 dollars and water mains bid invitations were set for May 21 with work due by July 1. Photographer Goode advertises color portraits.
Special Correspondent reports social visits and travel around Courtland. Prof Deem or Nicollet hosted by Wilbur Doty on Sunday. J H Doty went to the twin cities Monday to buy lumber stock. Miss Mabel Doty hosted New Ulm youths. Mrs Emma Utter visited St Peter Friday to Sunday. Mrs Vondoti returned from the eastern shire. Miss Ida Hateha was home at St Peter Thursday to Sunday. C S Thurston shipped three cars of young cattle to Sioux City Saturday. H P Hansen and family drove to Lindee Sunday.
From The Times: Workmen lodge members discuss erecting a two story structure with a lodge room on the second floor. Foundations for nearby homes are under way with John McPhee arranging rock, while Andrew Lindskay suffers an eye injury at the Catholic church site. Frank Morize surveys Bechyn area for future town improvements.
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