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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1900

Page

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Fall and Winter Underwear Specials for Ladies and Children

Fall and Winter Underwear sale features a range of ladies vests from 25 to 50 cents, including fleece lined and angora fleece options, camels hair vests up to 75 cents, and wool vests at $1.00. Childrens sanitary, ribbed, and all wool underwear available from 1 to 25 cents. Infants and waistline garments for children offered, with E Z waists and new knit elastic webbing designs for durability.

Local Grain Rates Debate Misleads on Wheat Prices

A Brown County Journal critique argues the paper’s wheat rate comparison is misleading. It cites multiple stations from Essig to Canby, explains Minneapolis price governs local wheat value, and notes May rate cuts under the Lind administration reducing Minneapolis to Chicago and other routes.

Brown County Journal of New Ulm Repre Ulm Essig Sleepy Eye Springfield Lamberton Marshall , Canby Evan Morgan, Lamberton Apolis Great Wheat Center Northwest Amt Minneapolis Hushel Morgan Minneapolis P New Ulem The Journal Cobden Minneapo R. R. Ca Boig Tracy Canby Minneapolia Easig Walnut Grove Tracy and Marshall Redwood Falls Railroad Commission Chicago Minneola Lind New York Great Lakes Iake Indianapolis Innaapolis Cincinnati Pittsburg Essiu Sleepy Morgal Redwood Springfield Penens Eee

Four Prominent County Candidates

Four prominent Brown County candidates are profiled, including fusion treasurer hopeful John Schneider, a Springfield businessman born April 15, 1860. Einar Hoidale, a 80-year-old Madison, Minnesota native, is the fusion choice for county attorney. Peter Geschwindt, also fusion, has served as postmaster and city justice in Sleepy Eye. A. C. Ochs, fusion candidate for state representative from Brown County, is a Springfield builder and brick yard owner. The Sleepy Eye Dispatch notes Populist splits within the fusion ticket.

John Schneider Springfield Brown County Cottonwood Misa Mary Gulden Nicholas Gulden Democratic People’s Party Einar Hoidale Hoi Norway Madison Lac Qut Parl New Ulm Use University of Minnesota Peter Geschwindt Grand Duchy of Luxemburg Sleeepy Eye Menominee Wis Sleepy Eye Amalia Piehl Geschwindt A.C. Ocha Milford St. Paul Maseu Heron Lake Mary Epple New Yam Ochs Bro. Hays

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