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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1902
Page
1
Preparations completed for the federation of Woman's clubs entertainment. Visiting women receive a cordial welcome. Thursday evening includes a lecture on Greek art by Prof Sanford, two songs by a large chorus directed by Prof Rem, and is open to the public at no charge.
Land's Land Agency lists farm lands in western Minnesota and southeastern South Dakota with offices across North Dakota. They advertise bargains on wild and improved lands, crop payment plans, and twice monthly excursion rates. Several Minnesota parcels near Courtland, New Ulm, and Sleepy Eye are highlighted, including 160 to 280 acre farms, good housing, and native wood patches. The firm also offers homes, vacant lots, exchanges, and gilt edged mortgages.
Ottomeyer block nine battled Hauenstein Brewing Co. to a 8 to 7 decision in a season opener. Emmerich and Webber pitched well, while Otto meyers rallied to tie in the fifth and briefly lead in the sixth. Spectators saw a well played, if tightly contested, county game.
The 1878 Pioneer Press memory by Col. McPhail recalls the August 1862 Minnesota volunteer force dispatch to relieve Fort Ridgely. It details assembling 40 riders at Fort Snelling, routing to St Peter, selecting Capt. Anderson and others, and the tense discord with Capt. Northrup before reaching the fort at sunrise.
A reader named Alfred Heinze of Quilloy endorses DeWitt's Little Early Risers for constipation and torpid liver. He praises their lack of griping or distress and urges others to try the remedy, calling it a good thing worth sharing.
Ora Siegel's son, Gra Siegel, a seventeen year old with a bright, athletic image, fatally shoots himself with a 22 caliber revolver after a note to his father about not visiting Evansville. The tragedy unfolds at home as he refuses humiliation and acts with deliberate intent. The incident shocks family and friends while medical examiners confirm his death. The report details his remorse over denied vacation plans and his sensitive nature, ending with condolences from the Siegel family and community members. The adjacent crops and local notices follow in the same bulletin.
Local volunteers offered services for a Tin Celebration and need over $1000 to proceed. Citizens are urged to cooperate by purchasing tickets for the Saturday night event.
An advertisement touts over 28000 acres for sale in the Red River Valley spanning North Dakota and Minnesota, claiming the lands as prime agricultural real estate at reasonable prices, plus 14000 acres of grazing lands. Contact Matias at American Bank Building, corner Blath and Jackson, St. Paul, Minnesota.
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