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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1902
Page
8
Promises to revive life in dull hair and restore color as gray hairs appear. Encourages prompt use with Ayers Hair Vigor, priced at $1.00 per bottle, available at druggists.
New Ulm Review notes a high class entertainment with Charles H Boyle and a 20 member company slated for Sunday Oct 12. The show promises musical numbers bright wit and amusing novelty acts amid a bustling crowded house.
Napoleon and Bin Deter Napomo valued supernatural signs and charms, carrying a talisman and humming the Marlborough song before battle. At his final clash, M. de Las Cases notes the dying man hummed the old air, while Empress Josephine also trusted magic due to childhood prophecies fulfilled.
A newspaper notice advertises Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer and Company claiming kidney and urinary relief. It advises a simple test with water sediment, cites back and bladder relief, and promotes sample bottles and a free book by mail from Binghamton New York.
Frustrated attendance forced the library board to postpone the regular meeting to tomorrow. The article urges public support for the library, noting the need for contributions from those able to buy books and attend fundraisers. The board plans entertainments to raise funds via ticket purchases.
A promotional piece extols Mr McCleary as a trusted, duty-minded congressman who attends to constituents promptly. It urges the Second District to return him to Congress with the largest vote yet, asserting his public service and representation at Washington. It also notes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve claims of curing long-standing piles.
The entry outlines prize results for a student composition contest with Herman Belm first and Ba Leibold, Hy Haberle, and Alby Snetson following. It reprints a biographical sketch of John Paul Jones and ends with an advert for deafness cures from J Cheney & Co and Hall's Catarrh Remedy.
Minnesotta items report shift to an eight hour mill schedule starting Oct 13 after peaceful negotiations. St Louis Park beet plant to employ 800 with output near 10 million pounds sugar, over 90 million pounds beets expected. Secretaries face defeat in petition filing case. bears glimpse in Duluth. dining cars burgled for $1000 silverware. Tax levy trimmed to 2.53 mills. bank transfer near. detectives arrest two on theft. fire destroys T J Baldwins building. suicides and crimes anchor a day. Pillsbury widow dies in Minneapolis.
Springfield notices report agricultural activity with 600 acre Carr in Le Moure county and 80. They note M. Lehrers and A Gebs expanding operations, Leroy Davis to teach in Malletts district starting Oct 20. Local birthdays, visits, and a potential farmers institute are mentioned. An ad promotes St Bernard Vegetable Pills for summer aftereffects and digestion, with testimonials for Kodol as a digestion aid.
Alfred Ouren travels to Minneapolis for agricultural school. Creamery ships 60 tubs of butter. Next week four-day workweek begins Monday Wednesday Friday Saturday. Frank Berg, New Ulm, visits for politics and repairs. Brag Party planned at Carlson's hall with social reversals. Bank of Hanska meeting discusses reorganization led by Iver Stone Gudciand Anderson Kaul G. Hage Siver Hage Erik Hagestande and Carl Stone under the old name Book of Manske.
Sleepy Eye residents welcome O W Hagen and family back from Germany with Myrtle returning from an eight month stay. Frank Shipka and John Hurias return from the Pacific coast, while a Sleepy Eye Mill Company plan erects a monument near the new depot for Old Chief Sleepy Eye. A fire destroys the Albin creamery, with substantial losses and rebuilding plans. Dr. Jacob Wellcome heads to New York for surgical study. Local notices mention dances, meetings, a wedding rumor, and school resuming as Albert Anderson completes a brick house foundation. Small health tips promote DeWitt’s Little Early Risers.
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