Peruna touted by farmer founder as essential remedy
The text extols Peruna as a systemic catarrh cure with multiple testimonials from J. B. Alexander and other users. It praises Dr. Hartman for using farming principles to remove disease causes, notes his Ohio farm, and claims Peruna reliably safeguards his own family’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Farmer's
Hartman
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanis
Dr. Hartman
Perona
Ohio
Middle West
Perrin
At Work on the Farm Praises Peruna and Manalin
Geo H Thompson of Raleigh writes that after suffering chronic catarrh and stomach issues for years he found cure through Peruna and Manalin. He claims rapid weight gain and renewed strength, returning to farm work. A $10,000 deposit in Columbus Bank guarantees testimonial authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav M. Schmidt
Spring Valley
Lvn
Perona
Manalin
Hartman
Henry Schroeter
Napoleon, C
Manalla
Henry Schroeder
Peruna
Geo
H. Thompson
Raleigh
Mist
Geo. H. Thompson
Market Exchange Bank
Columbus
Ohio
County Treasurer Candidate Support in Brown County
Sherely respectfully endorses Henry Berg for county treasurer on the Democratic ticket subject to voter approval at the upcoming election. Berg’s candidacy is presented with intent and respect for Brown County voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Henry
Berg
Politics and a Disaster Among Mayhem in a Then News
The New Ulm Review laments the politicization of the judge and county superintendent offices urging virtue and independence on the bench. It notes distress near Menominee and Mishomiinee from a forest fire with widespread suffering and dire prospects, while questioning predictions of a destructive summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menominee
Mish
San Francisco
Hrof. Critchett
Current News Club
Angela Olding
Red wood County politics and local civic calls
Redwood county reports potential bids for state senator with GE McKay of Redwood Falls likely to seek nomination, Andrew Stewart urged to enter. Speculation on Judge Webber’s successor remains unsettled as M Olsen of Sleepy Eye files, with rivals A Tekstein and L G Davis in the mix. The piece also urges Woment to engage in home buying education and city improvement, citing Minneapolis women as a prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood County
GE. McKay
Redwood Palls
Ofice
G. W. Somerville
McKay
Andrew Stewart
Webber
Lyon County
Judge Brown
Tracy
W. B. Seward
Marshall
Redwood Falls
M. Olsen
Sleepy Eye
Jos
A. Tekstein
New Ulm
L. G. Davis
Judge Webber Will On
Ong
Alot
No Mates
Howe
Minneapolis
Owatonna Chronicle
Bids for Village Bonds Too Low in Comfrey
Comfrey village council seeks higher bids for a 5000 dollar water works bond issue with a maximum 3 percent interest rate. Since bids at five percent failed to appear, the council will keep the offer open and pursue bids within the voter approved limit or require a new vote. The town hopes for affordable protection against fire as residents press for timely financing. Also notes Migs Wisie Koch to graduate from Mankato Normal on June 7. The railroad rate bill passage is hailed as a broad victory, with ongoing work to ensure the law is effective and not forgotten like Sherman era measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comfrey
Coudcil
Congress
Real Estate Transfers and Licenses From Local Counties
Real estate transfers listed for multiple buyers and parcels across Comfrey New Ulm Brackenridge and nearby towns with prices ranging from 1 to 5000 dollars. Notable transfers include Aaron Smith to Leonard Redding and Hermann Nagel to Ferd Gollnast. Marriage licenses and individuals named in the local licensing column are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Smith Et al
Leonard Redding
Comfrey
Hermann Nagel
Ferd
Gollnast
New Ulw
Ww Baarsch
Ant Herlik
New Ulm
Ant Hillesheim
Peter Doweler
Ain
Lorenz Flor
Alois Brey
Tin
New Ula
Margaret McC
Brackenridge Et al
Joseph Maid
Brack
Steapy Bye
Geo Ross
Midneapolis Brew Co
Springfield
Peter R Nelson
Rudolph Glasmatin
Peter O Wallin
State Bank of Comfrey
Herbert A Jones
Ugnat Gross
Joseph Lessner
Anna Kuttner
Ford M Bleck Jr
Mary Dewsnz
Bin
Piece of Solomon Temple Presented to Masonic Lodge
A visitor to a New Ulm lodge recounts his trip to Jerusalem and the Temple site. He shows a stone fragment from Solomon’s foundation and a gavel allegedly from the King Solomon quarry, provoking pride among lodge members. He described bribing guards to smuggle the piece out, while noting doubts about the panel’s authenticity but certainty about the stone. The gathering included a fine meal and praise for the visitor’s detailed observations of temple history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bint Lodge
Chas. Silverson
Holy Land
Solomon's Temple
Jerusalem
Silverson
Ulm
Thas
F. H. Behnke
Fragmentary health ad offers dubious life-extending “New Life Pill”
An unclear, garbled health product advertisement touts a dubious pill claim to prevent danger and end ongoing illness. It mentions Dr. Olsen and Mr. Gist, with vague promises of strength and vitality, urging trial use and a numbers claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Olsen
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J. B. Alexander
Hartford City
Ind
B. Alexander
Fred Schnell
Lakeview
Eric Gow
Fred
Schnell
SAR
J. Balexander
Gustav Schmidt
Re <Gegh Thompson
Fred Schne
Hiyself
Laude
al the Mir
New Uta
Mit
A. Eckstein
I. M. Olsen
Sleepy Eve
Minn
NewUlm Review
The
New Ulm Publishing Company
Hodges & Brooks
NewUlmn
Mint
Comfrey Council
Migs Wisie Koch
Mankato | Normy
Tymie Tapi
Andrew J. Eckstein
George G. Foierer
Margaretha Schunek
Fred Jensen
Bertha Fohnson
Predecich W_ Rabe
Augusta C, Vandersi
Nelson Nelzon
Selms Sigudson
Albin
Fred Schmitsing
Mary L. Prufierickson
Lake Hansky
Alfred Roentss
Bleepy
Blue Lodge
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Board of Managers
de. Martin Luther College
North Minn
St. and
Lutheran Church
North St. Finder
St. Paul
Jude Bunn
Amily
Butler
Perth
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