New Ulm Intel records local updates on politics and industry
In New Ulm, Charles Silverson returns to county politics, with praise for his past service and hopes for stable leadership in highways and governance. Shonoh of Van Dusen firm discusses elevator rebuilds after a fire, predicting a modern 80,000 bushel facility. Meyer residence work begins, Jed Blor reports Las Vegas delays, and Rev Udpyke visits. The Leavenworth creamery nears completion as local trades and property transfers unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covinh
New Ulu Review
Mle Tred Sonpieck
Charles Silverson
Meera
Rome
Shonoh
van Dusen
Willy China
Shannee
Lore
Sleepy Eye
Shunnon
Jed. Blor
Las Vegas
N. M
Joe
Short
L. Miner
TL. C. Sobiade
Pak
Thickly settled Rheoheth County seeks store and blacksmith
The community notes a push for a store and a blacksmith shop in Rheoheth 4 thickly settled section of the county. Oscar Johnson has a misstep and slip causing a lame shoulder and wrist. 100 Chas. Newdall’s farm is nearby. Fred Schuvid expects to return from Colorado next week and plan extended pine country trip. Julius F. Wendt opens a new farmhome with a 114 foot well and a 50 foot tower windmill, contract awarded to Anderson Bros for a large farmhouse. Fil Schid shows improvement after blood poisoning in the foot with colored stockings, returning from Ownton ba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Johnson
Newdall
Fred Schuvid
Colorado
Pines
Julius F. Wendt
Mr. Wendt
Fine
Thos. Braphy
Anderson Bros
Sehid
Lis
Owntonba
Local notes on injuries and church work plus lodge plans
COMFREY reports Mike Ordner recovering from a jaw injury after a horse incident. Alfred Bradbury’s residence carpentry is finished. work shifts to the Catholic church. High winds delayed this week’s labor. Vermer Adolpheau, shot in the foot earlier, traveled to Springfield to consult Dr Rothenberg about an X ray. He remains lame and in pain hoping for relief. The A C U W lodge held a meeting in Hodges Stal t to discuss securing a lodge room. a $1,000 pledge was made and a committee was named to pursue a lot and report May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Ordner
Erckson & Wallin
Alfred Bradbury
Vermer Adolphson
Springfield
Hodges Stalt
Local notes from Lafayette and surrounding area
Special Correucnce reports on Mr Carmichael preparing a grave marker for Charles Soderquist and shifts in local business. G Lindahl leaves hotel for Minneapolis, Tos Bo reen takes over at the hotel. Spring charity drive invites sewing machines and bicycles for repair, with a nod to Wild & Guy's hospital. A Lutheran church concert draws a crowd. Martin Gustafson visits New Ulm. North Western Railway Lands in Northern Wisconsin advertise 350000 acres for sale at low prices with easy terms. Land valuable for streams lakes timber and farming. producers eye cattle and sheep regions. Contact Geo Wy Hell and others for details in Nullery Wis, Jr and Thad Assistant General Wadwiwar Aves in St Paul and Minn.
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G. Lindahl
Minneapolis
Tos
Boreen
Wild& Guy's Klegels Hospital
Martin Gustafson
New Ulm
Northern
Wisconsin
North-Western
Lye
Northwest
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Milhepoli
Duluth
Superior
Aviland
Oir
Turin
Geo
Wy Hell
Land Cag Missioner
Nullery Wis, Jr
Mine Thad
Wadwiwar Aves
Real estate transfers and probate notice from Brown County
Property deeds record multiple transfers in New Ulm Sleepy Eyes Winona Springfield and Milford Minn including Purster to Gerber Fischer to Buck and others with parcels in Lots and Blocks. A probate hearing for the estate of Peter Schmitz is announced in New Ulm with Gertrude Schmitz seeking administration and notice by publication in the New Ulm Review on three weekly issues starting mid April 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Purster
John Gerber Jr
New Ulm
Christian Fischer
Hy. Buck
New Uln
Meury H. Meser Wad
Therese Sehwll
Wolfgang Schneider
Olive Potter
Bagen
Springfield
Aucalia Vugtel
State of Minnesota
County of
Brown
Peter Schmitz
Gertrude Schmitz
Milford
Minn
Minnesota
Mohave Funeral Rites and Beliefs Described by Mission Agent
Washington Letter recounts Mohave beliefs on Mato-wella and Mas-zam-ho, spirit travel to White Mountain, cremation rites, and gifts to the dead. It notes a subchief cremation near Port Mohave, mourning customs, owl omens, and a recent shift away from annual sacrifices under agents.
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A. E
Meekinson
Forminy
Mato-wella
Mas-zain-ho
Masaum-ho
Heaven
White Mountain
Port Mohave
Mat-o-we-lia
Mas-zam-ho
Needles
Washington
New York
The Loon Overcomes Indian in Lake Battle
A Micigan youth at Grand Lake North Dakota tried to skin a loon for a gift. He lured the bird with call imitation, wounded it, swam to retrieve it, and was charged by the bird. The fight ended when the loon struck the chest with its beak, nearly fatally wounding him. Youth's Companion.
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Grand Lake
Story of Noses and the Roman Nose Myth in Leaders
The essay argues character and mind shape a nose. It claims Roman noses signal steadiness, citing Alexander, Napoleon, Wellington, Washington, and Grant as examples. It contrasts Greek noses for artistic tastes and suggests great generals commonly have Roman noses, with a playful note on facial traits reflecting personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander the Great
Napolion
Wellington
Washington
Grant
Francisco Bolletin
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Neighborhood News
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Pune
Neem
CWO
Stark
Aftwalth
Bugun
HH. Meyer
H. E. Pinger
Rheoheth
Comfrey
Lafayette
Carmichael
Osborne Marble Works
le Sueur
Charles Soderquist
Roeaeane
Taostay
Lous
Lycurgus
India
Egypt
Lacedaemonia
Greece
Socrates
Boston
Sealy
Goodyear
The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron, C
Secnid St. South
Bao. Mangers
McDonald Bros
Minneapolie
Juuney, Semple, Hill & Co
Mignoajtis
Western Cycle’Co
Farwell, Ozman, Kirk & Co
J. Paul
J. & F. E. South Supply Co
Marshall Wells Hilw. Co
Digtithy
P.M
Schell
New
FH. Behnke
F. H. Behnke
Atmin Deliv
San
Ancisco
Cal
Ohio
Gipage Dé Northwest
Rey
Iraeours
Dr, Downing
Wean Boeciniet
Dakota House
Dr. Downing
Downing Medical Association
German Medical and Surgical Institute
Chicag
United States
Europe
America
Bel- Sate
Ajame
Africad
Pasage
Downing
Masonic Temple
Boston Bloc
Dinneapolis
Tunn
Ralston
Leia
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