Fragmented notes mix beliefs and probate in 1902 notices
A dense clipping blends remarks on turquoise dyeing with a legal notice from Brown County Minnesota. It records an order for hearing and notice of application for administration of the estate of Catherina Kaschau, deceased, New Ulm, with a May 2, 1902 hearing date and publication requirements in the New Ulm Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Minnesota
County of
Brown
Menenlin
Catherina Waschau
Henry C. Kaschau
New Ulm
Minnesota
Catherina Kaschau
Said County
Minn
Henry Kral
Clara Kral
Mary 8. Kral
Anna M. Kral
Franciska Kral
Wenzel J. Kral
Bertha Kral
Mary Krai
Brown County
New Ul, Minn
Ayress
Summons in Minnesota case against Thompson serves in New Ulm
State court summons directs Thompson to answer complaint filed in Ninth Judicial District. Plaintiff seeks $140.45 plus interest from 1892 with costs. Also included is probate matter for Henry Neemann with final account hearing set for May 22 in New Ulm and public notice in New Ulm Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Minnesota
J. District Court
County of
Brown
Ole Oayard
C.thompson
District Court
Ninth
New Ulm
Mankato
Blue Earth
Minnesota
A. D
Rand C.D. Geddes
Homespun Heroism 638 Lewis A Rural Romance Ends In Love
Zeb Johnson, after being refused by Jennie Taylor, resolves to become a hero. He confronts temptation, faces down three tramps in a woods, and wins a fight to rescue Jennie, who reveals she prefers the heroic ideal to plain farming. He gains courage and proposes, ending with a lighthearted epilogue about a moon incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ze) Johnson
Palmer Jones
Tai
Jennie Taylor
Zeb
Jennie
Taylor's
Lucinda Jackson
Lucinda
Zeb Johnson
Web Johnson Md
Borg
Zev
Washington’s Milford Visit and a Humble Spoon Tale
A Milford tradition recalls General George Washington staying in 1789 during a New England tour. He reportedly disliked boiled meat and potatoes and asked for bread and milk. The landlord brought a broken center spoon. Washington asked for a servant to borrow a silver spoon from the minister. It remains unclear if he obtained it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Milford
Conn
New England
Milford Tavern
Wedding at Wellington Mall One Probate Office
A court house clerk reported a clandestine wedding in the probate judge’s office in Wellington Kansas. The sixteen year old bride wore a black dress with blue velvet and a white rosetta, while the groom appeared tall, light skinned, with a blue necktie and striped trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kan) Mall
Palrly Warned Elfin Circus Man in Steelton
An elf circus man recalls arriving in Steelton Pennsylvania early in the morning to seek permits for a chess performance. He asks a worker about the burgesses but is told to keep away. A convoluted tale mentions encounters with a Captain and a strange past involving Elizabeth Barzeeg and a group described in racial terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palrly
Steelton
Barly
Gillia Negm
Gaid
Liquid fuel tests and California Miners association plans
The California Petroleum Miners association funds tests on liquid fuel using compressed air to spray oil instead of steam. Wealthy members back the effort to promote California petroleum, with Texas oil interests also showing interest to create a market for their product. Plants with high demand won’t change systems. tests progress with Washington arrangements and municipal safety measures including a boiler enclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Petroleum, ‘Miners’ Association
Petroleum Industry of
California
California Association
Texas
Washington
Cement furnace promises a revolution in manufacture
Prof Edward D Campbell a blind analytical chemist at Ann Arbor has devised an experimental Portland cement furnace that claims to produce cement under known precise time and temperature. He asserts the system can hold flame conditions within five degrees and will enable systematic testing of clay marl mixtures to reveal how each constituent affects cement quality. He foresees commercial tables of value for manufacturers and hopes to remove the current mystique around cement making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Campbell
Ann Arbor
Prof
Campbell
Turner Hall Class Schedule for Youth and Adults
Turner Hall offers multiple sport and activity classes by age and gender. Programs include boys ages 10 to 14 Mondays and Thursdays 5 to 6 pm, girls ages 10 to 15 Thursdays and Fridays 6 to 6 pm, women’s and juniors evenings, and men’s classes for 17 and over on Monday and Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoye
Ius
Townlay and Fridus
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Terquotee
Tomnett
Kim
Brooklyn
Chicago News
S.A. George
Arte
Court House
Perons
NEW Ulm Review
Ted
Said
Tadge
New Ula
Louts G. Vogel
Lewis
McCire Company
Harry
White House
Cleveland
Olney
Olna Company
Success & Assured
Enormou
Prospectus
D. A. Simmons
Wits of Oil and Mining
the Revenue Mining Company
Neapols, Minn
Mary Dee
Seientint
Ann Arbor University
Russell Sage
Chicago Record-Herald
Austria
Santos-Damon
America
Hedbord Yy
IVER
Thedford
S.C
A, G, Lewis
Turner Hall
Lailies
Uns Torsveren
Aale
Standard
OL CO
St. Louie
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Denison
Sherman
Dallas
Fort Worti
Alectric Tigate
Sasdsea
Red River Division
Uifalag and
Taltoedion Heatooe Eestice
Fred. Io
Ett
DeWrrt & Co
Chicago
Gho Bi
Eugene A. Pfefperle
EW Ulm
Coe
Bank of Commerce
Minneapolis
Mina
United States
Sity
National
Ottomeyer Block
Wm, Koch, Menager
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