Save Your Wheat Circular Warns Against Holding Grain
In New Ulm Review from May 27 1903 opinions warn farmers against heedless wheat hoarding. The circular argues unprofitable economics at $1 a bushel and urges selling at $1 while avoiding market manipulation. Memorial Day observations note Civil War heritage and calls for peace. City health concerns are raised over garbage near alleys as heat looms. The paper credits readership support and notes a cure claim for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine.
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Chicago
Unknown Man Found Dead Near Tracks in City
A unknown stranger was found dead face down in a shallow pool of water near the North-Western tracks. Coroner's inquest could not identify him. He appeared to have died from suffocation with no signs of struggle. The man, 26 or 27, wore laborer attire and had blue eyes, light wavy hair, and a sandy moustache. The body, discovered by trackwalker John Karl, was moved to the morgue for the inquest.
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Conrad Dirks
M. . Bingham
Fritsche
L. J. Buenger
Henry Weyhe
Wm, Frank
Henry Lillie
Ed. Flick
Ed. Flick, Sr
Wm. Ruemke, Sr
Wm. Hummel
Strickler
J. L. Schoch
Gustav Guse
Poly
H. L. Beecher
Guse
Memorial Day Remembrance and a Mysterious Post Mortem Case
The article recollects a Memorial Day march of Union veterans and reflects on past battles. It then details an inquest into an unidentified man found drowned, describing autopsy findings, lack of identification, and witness testimony about the scene and possible causes of death.
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Spalding
Olsen’s Drug Store
New Ulm Review
National
Monee
B. W. Grovels
Owit
Little Glils
Sre
Smn
Red Front
Geo. Hauenstein
AEAP
Brooks
Sherman
McClellan
Hancock
Blair
McPherson
Andersonville
Burnside
Meade
Sheridan
Fremont
Hooker
Porter
Rosencrans
Bugle
Grant
Ani
Union
Hanska
Albin Carlson
Newbro
Eug. A. Pfefferle
Brown and Nicollet Counties
Bobleter
New Ulm
Minn
Havana
Dery Gerenhony
Canada
Assiniboia
Regina
New Ulm Land & Investment Co., New Ulm
Jacob Klossner, Jr
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