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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1909
Page
5
Mrs Adolph Alwin hosts sister from Kokah and Chas Silverson’s chauffeur arrives from the west. Many local transfers marriages and plans unfold including Hanska and Sleepy Eye events, hospital updates, business changes, and civic activity in New Ulm and surrounding communities.
Readers learn of a claimed cure for catarrh by Catarrh Hall's Catarrh Cure. It is advertised as a constitutional remedy to restore blood and mucous surfaces, promising to strengthen the patient and address the disease at its foundation. The notice mentions internal use and distribution details for the medicine and asks readers to request a sample.
Miss Amelia Mohr visited in Leavenworth most of the week. Frank Schmelz’s elderly mother is seriously ill. Herman Fritsche and Jos Wiesner were elected to the New Ulm Rural Telephone directorate. Gustav Schlumpberger’s thirty fifth birthday celebrated at his home Sunday. Mr Leikom in critical condition after hospitalization in New Ulm. Tauer and Fritsche saw mill near Searles nearing end of season. Names listed for April tor-department: Emil Guth Edwin Groebner Arthur Groebner Joseph Hreu Henry Breu Harry Schaefer Charles Prabi Edna Prahi Alma Guth Annie Schaefer. Bickner of Minnesota Central Telephone to be transferred to Lamberton. A W Harris to head Sleepy Eye and Sleepy Eye City interests. J W Beck family rejoices over a newborn son. Geo Marti birthday noted by the Second Regiment band. Street carnival talked for June. Marie Bachmann visited Sleepy Eye Sunday. Notice Program in Scenic ad.
The Red Front Grocery promotes canned fruits and vegetables, pickles, preserves, sardines, salmon, lobsters, potted meats, smoked halibut, white fish, and cheese. It urges trying dill and sweet pickles and notes coffee by the can labeled Our Leader at 25 cents per pound, promising satisfaction.
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