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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
3
A. F. Woods urges improved extension education and closer lab ties to farmers. He calls for research in rural credit sociology and education, arguing marketing economics is vital to reduce living costs and boost farm profitability with scientifically advised methods.
E G Cheyney urges farmers to start treating fence posts with creosote or carbonum to extend life, arguing treated posts from willow or cottonwood cost less over time. He describes plant setups using upright and rectangular tanks, galvanized iron, and simple heating options to produce durable, inexpensive fence posts locally.
Me Cthria Oasis and Ole Led of Manketo called here Wednesday. Frank Reinhart visited son John near St. Clair. Henry Schmidt of St. Peter made a business call Thursday. Farmers Seed and Nursery Co of Faribault delivered trees last week. Oto Berberich bought the Jack Irving farm near Swan Lake from Charles Stuebe last week. G. W. Schlottmann called on New Ulm business Thursday. FE D. Precht visited Gibbon a few days last week. Julius Neameon of Wabasso visited several days. Mies Atley Schlottman visited New Ulm Thursday. Citizens attended the New Ulm Rural Telephone meeting at Benj. Zieske of New Ulm. Herman Poehler went to Mankato on business last Thursday. Mike Schone and Edwin Glokel were callers at Nicollet Thursday. August Luepke Louis Hulke and Emil Hulke were St. Peter callers Friday. C. Herman Foss took the Civil Service exam at Mankato Saturday. Mrs Jobo Drill Jr was surprised by a birthday party with 60 friends Sunday evening. A fine lunch was served. D. L. Williams plans another house for a hired man. Mrs Fred Robsin Jr and children visited at New Ulm Saturday. Albert Poehler caller at Mankato last Saturday. Claud Smith of Sanborn and friends fished Sunday. A fishing tip describes preparing carp by skinning, roasting with butter and spices, serving with lettuce and celery, then discarding the pan.
Horti culturist LeRoy Cady of the University Farm in St. Paul outlines hardening off for field transition. He says reduce water gradually and expose plants to air to slow growth before moving to open fields. He emphasizes gradual acclimatization and careful moisture management.
Advice from University Farm experts on how to grow corn and potatoes after timothy and clover pasture. Emphasizes soil conditioning, fall plowing, early spring disking, and weed control to ensure a warm, clean seed bed. Recommends manure applications, spraying orchard fruit, and careful timing for best germination and yields.
Miss Angot Vick of New Ulm visited Haneka friends. Mr and Mrs Theodore Greenholy announce the birth of a baby girl Sunday morning. Miss Louise Julius of New Ulm visited sister Miss Hildegarde. Friends surprised Mr and Mrs Ole Johnson at their home for son Christ Moe's birthday. Jorgen Bjorneberg and Philip Moe left for Ormsby Minnesota to build a dwelling. Olga Olson celebrated with schoolmates on May 3. Mrs Berrum to Minneapolis then home to Winger Minnesota. Wall operatic paper double roll advertised by J H Aster's. Warner- Boy needed to learn printer's trade. must read English and German. Apply at Review office.
Golden Gate and Mrs Bert Pickle of Midisoo Nina visit relatives. McLeod heads to Eastern Canadas to visit kin. Verna Wooley spent the week with her mother in Sleepy Eye. Albert Cuttley hosted a friends party Tuesday night. O A Begerstrom of Minneapolis did business here Friday. Charles Robertson of Sleepy Eye visited his parents Sunday. Bertrand couple attended Royal Neighbors party in Sleepy Eye Monday. Mrs Andrew Lebert ill. friends wish recovery. Morris Murphy returns from Tolanda Business University La Crosse Wis. Joseph Cutting of Williston ND visited kin last week. Carpenters busy on new barn for Bruce Middleton. S A Wooldrick of Sleepy Eye did business here Wednesday.
An advertisement from C. H. Rowan Drug Co announces a harmless cure for urinary wetting in children and adults. The firm promises a 50 cent package mailed prepaid and free to any reader who requests it, claiming the remedy also reduces frequent urination and nocturnal enuresis.
College Heights schedules a Saturday baseball trip to Sleepy Eye with Jacke and Sprengler as pitchers. A Messenger Staff picnic near Cameraback featured new and old members. older members enjoyed the day and the initiation of newcomers. The German Literary Society held its first public program last Wednesday. The band plans seven mile boots and a first marching drill with music and calisthenics on Friday.
Brown County Minnesota sheriff sale under an execution issued Nov 1 1911 in the John Hunenstein Brewing Co case for 9990.70. Property in Brown County Minnesota to be sold to the highest cash bidder at the front door of the Court House New Ulm at ten o'clock A.M. on the specified sale day. Dated April 25, 1912. Samson Demersry Mueblie attorneys for judgment creditor.
Executor Albert Steinhauser of Ines A. George estate announces public sale of farm and city properties in Brown and Crow Wing counties. Bids must be written sealed and delivered by May 0 1913 at 2 o clock p.m. Property details include quarters in Section 3 and 4 Township 109 North Range 31 West and Lot 1 2 4 6 7 Block 125 Lot 1B 1 6 8 north of 2 13 and 14 Block 16 Low 4 Block 112 in New Ulm. Reserve right to reject bids.
For sale property details appear with lot and block references in New Ulm and a request to inquire with ALSERT STEINHAUSER. The N Henningsen Agency advertises multiple dwelling houses in New Ulm with varied prices and locations. A bank notice asks inquiries at Citizens Bank for a loan or funds.
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