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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1903
Page
5
New Ulm echo of a Dakota house gathering where business leaders urged unity and forward effort. Chas Silverson voiced a harmony-centered credo, urging citizens to forget strife and support honest trade to boost local prosperity and pride.
An adjourned library board meeting reported enough subscriptions to reopen on the first of the month. The Current News Club contributed $50 and plans to add new members and improve the library. The board aims to obtain city light support and expand donor reach with many one dollar gifts.
Interest in the Weasley piano contest rises as Clerk Schilling reports 5 268 Catholic church votes. In the past two weeks about 35 000 ballots were cast and twice that amount is expected to be counted this week. The contest closes at 1 PM Monday in June tat.
A lavish Dakota house banquet Saturday honored Gen Bobleter and his militia role. The hall featured hollow square tables, national colors, and regimental bags with United States flags. Eleven courses followed a formal menu as speeches by Hoidale Silverson Alwin and others lauded his service and the city’s business future.
Ed Loblter who opened an insurance office and collection agency plans a real estate expansion. On June 1 he and County Auditor L G Vogel will inaugurate a new branch handling farm property in Brown Nicollet Blue Earth Redwood and other counties and New Ulm city lots. The venture aims for success in a lightly crowded market.
Crone Bros advertises a new belt line with regular shipments of up-to-date styles. Customers are urged to choose from a wide assortment of white and colored shirts and belts and hats including the Badger National Bulwer styles. The ad also promotes Allen’s Foot-Ease powder for feet sold by druggists.
Capt John Buschers heads list of candidates for the vacant post of major in the Second Regiment M N G to be decided at a Saturday election in Company A armory. Buschers is a senior line officer with seventeen years in the state guard and long militia service.
A Jane fair in Mio nneapoli announced its second annual event to be held June 18 with big parades gift distributions and side features. A grand fireworks spectacle will be staged by the renowned Circus Company bringing two hundred performers and excursions on all railroads are planned.
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