05 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1902
Page
1
Agitation grows over proposed city rate cut from 124 to 10 cents or less for electricity. Critics warn such a move would force losses, invite price undercutting by rivals, and shift deficits to taxes or lamp charges. Opponents urge maintaining a revenue-positive rate and caution against operating a public utility at a loss.
Local seller promotes Crossett shoes priced at three dollars, inviting buyers to inspect size range and quality before purchase. Targets value seekers and footwear enthusiasts seeking durable, affordable options.
John A Loeffelmacher, known as a Nicollet county desperado, was arrested in St Paul after escaping Oct 22. He faces federal charges for sending obscene material through the mails and is linked to arson and property destruction. He is to be returned to St Peter. reward to Patrolman Matheson. Local notes include library funding concerns and an appeal for public support. The piece also previews the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago, with focus on quality stock and lodging for attendees, running Nov 29 to Dec 6.
A Moline Daily Journal notice lauds Gideon’s Minstrels as the largest and most up-to-date colored troupe. Review of their Wagner Opera House appearance praises packed houses, unique stage effects, colored lights, and strong solos. New Ulm engagement prices aim to draw crowds. County commissioners held a special session to inspect bridges and the poor farm, praising manager Frank Lindmeyer. Cobden bridge completed and accepted with plan for a steel approach. Burns bridge to be replaced by the Thomas bridge near Springfield. No further business listed.
At a recent council meeting the rate per watt for electric lights was reduced. The amendment sets meter rates at 10 cents per 1000 watts for lights and for rs, with a single lamp flat rate set by the superintendent. The city will gift meters to users and drop the monthly minimum, undercutting the old company. The move drew debate over who benefits and the broader economics of the utility.
The Congregational church ladies announce a rummage sale of second hand goods in the old Olsen building opposite the post office next Thursday Friday and Saturday November 6 7 8 to raise funds for the parsonage debt. The sale features valuable items at bargain prices and encourages charitable giving to support church work.
An advertisement promotes Dr. O Gray’s osteopathy and massage treatments in New Ulna Minnesota. It claims to cure constipation bronchitis catarrh heart kidney bladder rheumatism and other disorders with rapid results. A free trial is offered to suffering patients and the office location is over Hornbarg's store. Foot care product Foot-Ense is also touted.
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