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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1901
Page
1
Crone Bros introduces summer offerings including black and blue serge coats and gesta crash goods, light striped coats and pants, and straw hats in popular shapes. Also features white reefer jackets in pique or bedford cord with lace trim, summer hosiery for women and children, a large color range for children, ready made muslin underwear, crash skirts from 26 cents up, and a broad selection for all ages.
A detailed schedule lists boys and girls classes for various age groups at Turner Hall. Classes run on multiple days: boys 6-11 on Slonday and Thursday 4:13 to 5 pm, 10-14 on Monday and Thursday 3 to 6 pm, girls 6-11 Thursday and Friday 4:15 to 5 pm, girls 11-15 Thursday and Friday 5 to 6 pm, girls 15+ Wednesday 7:40 to 8:30 pm and Saturday 7:80 to 9 pm, ladies and women Thursday 7:45 to 9 pm, junior boys 14-17 Monday 7:30 to 9 pm and Friday 7:30 to 8:30 pm, men 17+ Tuesday and Friday 7 to 10 pm. New Una Turseven.
Rates to the Pan-American Exposition via the Northwestern Line take effect May 1 with especially low Tuesday tickets and favorable return limits. Direct Chicago connection with fast trains to Buffalo. for details, apply agents. An illustrated booklet mailed on receipt of two cents postage by W. J. Kniskerp, General Passenger & Ticket Agent, Chicago.
Ignatz Ambrosch was arrested and pleaded guilty for failing to report a smallpox case. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs totaling 23.95 dollars. The case highlights strict accountability of health officers and the need for prompt action to contain the disease in New Ulm Minnesota.
New Ulm Business College defeated St James 14 to 4 on the road while Sunday at home they lost 14 to 5 to Mankato Commercial College. The latter benefited from several semi pro additions including players from Hauenstein last season. Emmerick struck out 17 in the St James game and Finnegen 12 in the Mankato game. Umpire Meyer officiated both contests.
Hack er Post No. 48 G A R agreed to observe Memorial Day on the 30th of the month. Ceremonies will be at the city cemetery instead of the park with no pomp. Committees listed for Arrangements Decoration of Graves and Wreaths and flowers. one named member, A Pfefferle, resigns from Pioneer Drug Store to join Andrew J Eckstein.
Northfield May 5 1901 St Olaf College reports the second oratorical contest with Carleton College. Winners: E C A Lundeen of Carlton second, C E Sybelrad of St Olaf first. Prizes totaling 840 plus 30 to the winning class. After the decision St Olaf band played and students cheered through Northfield streets.
A curious column combines anecdotes about advertising in newspapers and humorous quips on reader interest with a brief, formal climate and crop bulletin dated May 6 1908. It notes warm midweek temperatures around 90 degrees, scant rain in the Red River valley, and farming progress in Minnesota with seeding and planting activity across counties.
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