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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1902
Page
3
A Minnesota banking notice states accounts of corporations firms and individuals are solicited on the most liberal terms consistent with prudent operations. The message emphasizes accessible service and favorable conditions for business and personal accounts, reflecting the era’s emphasis on broad banking outreach.
Wm Pfaender, a real estate insurance agent, writes about insuring against fire hail tornadoes accident and death in heat of companies. Real estate bought and sold with legal documents executed loans negotiated steamship tickets sold.
Turner Hall announces boys classes for ages 11 to 14 on Thursdays at 4 and 6 to 6 pm. Girls ages 6 to 11 meet Thursdays and Fridays at 4 15 to 5 pm, and girls 11 to 15 on Thursdays and Fridays with times to be announced. Older girls 15 and up Wednesdays 7 30 to 8 30 pm and Saturdays 7 30 to 9 pm. Ladies and women class Thursdays 7 45 to 9 pm. Junior boys 14 to 17 meet Mondays 7 30 to 9 pm and Fridays 7 30 to 8 20 pm. Men 17 and over meet Tuesdays through Fridays 8 15 to 10 pm. New Utw TuRSVEREM.
The Army Kitchen will operate as a first class restaurant and lunch room at the Minnesota State Fair in Hamline. Commanded by eight chefs and assistants, with an experienced head waiter and uniformed staff, the area will also feature a twelve piece Co B String Orchestra each evening. The kitchen serves as headquarters for Spanish American War volunteers and visiting militia, while the company emphasizes its strong reputation and Northern business support.
Community notices report visitors travels and work around town. People traveled to Bird Island Hopkins and Gaylord while others moved houses and opened new jobs. A feature on silver care advertises Exterro-drii con with tests and a promise of non scratching polish.
Springfield column reports Mrs Epple of New Ulm visiting daughter Mrs A C Ocha Born, a daughter born Aug 28. Allen Potter harvests 115 acres oats at 80 to 85 bushels per acre. Mrs Dr Rothenburg and Robbie returned from a four week visit to New Ulm relatives. Excursion tickets to New Ulm sell briskly. Sisters Euphemia and Eugene join St Raphael's school as teachers. Rev J Kidder and son move to Alburgh Springs Vermont. Kidder formerly pastor at Springfield. Miss Neltie Paterson travels home to Fargo via Sleepy Eye and St Paul. grandmother Julia Welsh accompanies partway. Kodol described as a cure for stomach troubles with endorsements from Rev J H Holladay and Eugene A Pfefferle.
A pay Ason arrived Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Norby. A L Hinderman plans to move into his new house next week. About 187 tickets in New Ulmana were sold at this station Saturday and Sunday.
A chaotic but wholesome backwoods comedy unfolds as actors drift into an Indiana town to stage a demanding production. The tramp, once a leading man, hides a past amid wedding crises and a looming audience, culminating in a dramatic fold of theatre within a theatre. Perry Davis Painkiller ad.
Mr Warren B Kniskern gains the Passenger Traffic Manager post at Chicago and Northwestern Railway following a long career starting Oct 1 1869 with various clerical and ticket roles across multiple rails including Chicago and Northwestern Louisville and Nashville New Orleans St Paul and Pittsburgh The notice notes his consolidation era moves and a brief product endorsement for a cough remedy with a price of 26 cents.
Sleepy Eye Aug 25 1902 county superintendent Curtine announces a week long teachers institute starting September 15. Mr Gertrude Skinner will lectro but will be approved by Mr JA Hancock with daily sessions and an afternoon internal lesson. All teachers and prospective teachers urged to attend. schools to close for the week and officers invited to visit and urge attendance.
The notice promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a rapid, safe remedy for colds, coughs, croup, bronchitis, and throat or lung troubles, claiming it acts at once and is favored by children, with Eugene A. Pfefferle as advertiser. Also includes various real estate transfers and a health advisory arguing stay-at-home care cannot prevent illnesses, urging Perry Davis’ Prophylactic Pills as dependable.
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