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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1901
Page
1
Unclear text promotes a lye product for kitchen and cleaning uses. Claims include making bird shop, soft soap, washing sinks, disinfecting, and vermin control. Says directions on every can and money refunded if not satisfactory. Ends with a call to purchase and a signature-like line.
Turner Hall lists gymnastics sessions for New Ulm Turnverein with Boys and Girls classes by age groups on various days and times. Includes junior boys 14 to 17 and men 17 plus classes, plus a Ladies and women's class on Thursday evenings. Community participation notice for local athletes.
An old advertisement extolls DeWitts Little Early Risers as a quick remedy found in the remotest places for cleansing bowels. The copy claims the pills are easy to take, never gripe, and praised for their efficacy by Eugene A. Pistterle.
In Sleepy Eye and nearby towns, visitors include Mr. and Mrs. N Henningsen and Postmaster Buelow. T F Talbot visits Like county NL. Lamberton high school moves toward Memorial Day game. Rail improvements proposed for Sleepy Eye depot with a brick second class structure, delayed until next summer. Miss Anna Malick graduates from Winona Seminary with honors in music. Knights of Pythias to form a lodge in Lamberton. local goad groomed for the event. Wheat fly fears rise in county. questions about encampment spending spark local debate. Patrick McGowan, 75, dies near Sleepy Eye. funeral at St Marys. Brown County Teachers meet tomorrow. Frank Peterson returns from the Pacific coast. New stock broker Hyman Mackinskay released on bail. Cantillon discusses railroad improvements.
Springfield reports contract awards for Kreitinger and Yaeger in Watertown South Dakota and a mill at Wabasso with an August completion target. Local moves include Mrs Kruegel and Amelia Dombrowski’s burn injury and Miss Lillian Morrison’s Colorado Springs death from consumption. Clerks Fernhols and Erickson face family health crises as others plan visits to New Ulm and Osage. Wedding bells mark the Spelbrink Beussmann match and Milford gatherings.
Miss Barbara Sickle left for New Ulm for a visit with friends and relatives. Hon Silas Blackmun of Selma returned from an extended visit with relatives in Oregon. C A Johnson lost two 400 pound hogs last Friday worth 40 dollars. Joliet Jol Bridge Co secured the contract to build the steel bridge across the Little Cottonwood between sections 10 and 11 in Mulligan township. Mr and Mrs J D Break of Laurel Nebraska were in Comfrey this week. Mrs Oscar Anderson left for Syedbal l Tuesday for a visit at the home of ter.
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