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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1900
Page
6
A local listing shows various breakfast items with unit prices, including Pillsbury Vitos and Shredded Wheat, Quaker Oats and Cream of Wheat style products, and steel cut oats, all quoted in cents per package or per unit. The ad reads like a late 19th or early 20th century grocery catalog with multiple brand names and compact pricing.
Crone Bros advertises winter undergarments for Staley seeds, wool undergarments at 75 cents, double front shirts, and a range of priced overcoats from 2.50 to 5.00. It promotes radivs outing flannel nightgowns at 85 cents to 1.50, children’s outing gowns, and golf gloves in pretty patterns priced 25 to 50 cents per pair.
Two rooms with closets and city water suitable for light housekeeping. Inquire of W J Winkelmann at Broadway.
Notice from New Ulm Post advertising three rooms for rent on Center Street suitable for light housekeeping. Inquiries should be directed to the New Ulm Post.
Frank Frey of St. Peter and William Koepke of Winthrop visited New Ulm relatives. Mrs. R. Fischer left for Minneapolis with Dr. Fischer’s mother. Rev C J Albrecht traveled to Morgan. The M&StL fence project nears completion as local figures attend events and discuss politics. A list of local hospital visits, a Bobby McAlpin Swede play Hans Hanson, and a big New Ulm dance at Masonic Hall feature in community notes.
Advertises for a reliable steady boy with some schooling to learn the printer’s trade. Apply in person at the Review office for details.
A vivid retail note touts fall dress fabrics with a lively push for novelty. It highlights 35 in mixed goods, two tone effects, French serge at 25 cents, 42 in mixed plaid, striped 38 in blues and browns, and various wide wools and novelties, all offered in several new colorings and price points from 50 cents to $1.90, with emphasis on value and freshness.
A pamphlet promotes a combined desk and type writer cabinet as a miracle invention. It claims the desk bed never breaks and work need not be removed to use the typewriter. The machine swings out into position, allowing the user to stay seated. A sample and a prompt delivery option are offered.
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