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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1909
Page
6
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer and Swamp Root for kidney and bladder trouble affecting men and women. It claims relief, offers samples by mail, and provides the Binghamton New York address for orders and information.
A compact biographical sketch of William R. Marshall John S. Pillsbury and Horace Austin, detailing birthplaces and dates, early careers in St Anthony Falls and Minneapolis, political rises including governorships, military service in the Civil War, postwar roles, and deaths. It notes Marshall’s term as governor until 1870, Pillsbury’s three-time governor record, and Austin’s later public service and business leadership.
Lucius F Hubbard born January 26 1836 in Troy New York moved to Red Wing Minnesota where he started the Red Wing Republican. He served as private captain lieutenant colonel and colonel in the Fifth Minnesota Infantry. Wounded at Corinth and Nashville he earned a brevet rank of brigadier general. Hubbard later served in the Minnesota state senate and was elected governor in 1881 and again in 1883.
Cushman K. Davis born Henderson New York June 16 1838 moved to Wisconsin with parents. He graduated Michigan 1857 studied law joined Twenty eighth Wisconsin in 1862 rose to lieutenant. Served in state assembly 1867 US district attorney five years governor 1873 senator 1887 1893 1909 Paris peace treaty commissioner 1898. Died St Paul November 27 1900.
Andrew R. McGill born February 19 1840 in Saegerstown Pennsylvania. He taught in Kentucky and Minnesota before enlisting in 1862 with Company D Ninth Minnesota Infantry and served one year. McGill held multiple public roles including Nicollet county superintendent of schools clerk of court editor of the St Peter Tribune and private secretary to Governor Austin, later elected governor by Republicans in 1886. He died October 31 1900 at his home in St Anthony Park Minnesota.
In Brown County Probate Court the guardian Helen H. Schaefer of Anna Fuchs Insane requests examination and allowance of her account. A hearing is set for September 18, 1908 at 9 in the morning at the Probate office. Public notice to interested parties to publish weekly for three weeks in the New Ulm Review.
An illustrated Rochester Minnesota advertisement urges stock raisers to tan hides into fur garments. The Crosby Frisian Fur Co. promises fair freight terms and showcases coats robes and rugs to appeal to farmers and cattlemen.
A.B. Robinson of Detroit offers a home remedy by mail for nervous debility, loss of memory, weak back, and deficient manhood caused by excesses. He promises to send a plain sealed envelope with a simple prescription to any man who writes for it from his Luck Building address in Detroit.
The notice invites homeseekers to obtain a free booklet from Chicago and North Western Railway detailing free lands in Wyoming, irrigation projects, and dry farming methods. It mentions direct Chicago service, Kniskern and M., and the promise of homeseeker rates.
Pacific Coast travel offers low colonist rates with tickets on sale daily from September 15 to October 15. Good on personally conducted tours in tourist sleeping cars to the coast without change via the Chicago Union Pacific & North Western Line. For full details contact A Hutchison Tour Dept 212 Clark Street Chicago or any North Western ticket agent. Also Hickory Brand Rubbers and overshoes promoted by St Paul Rubber Co distributors.
Real estate notice offers several lots for sale or rent in New Ulm and nearby blocks including Lot 4 Block 74 North New Ulm Lot 2 Block 158 North Bore Lot 1i Block 208 North South Tor Lot VW Block 67 South Lot 1 Block 119 Boulh Por Outlet N 133 and Lots 4 and 1i Block 31 North New Oho with a dwelling house. Inquiries to Albert Steinhauser.
Tickets go on sale September 20 to 25 with return by September 27 for the North-Western Line excursion to Sioux City Iowa. The fair features a large attractions exposition of live stock and farm products. Inquiries for tickets and rates may be made at any North-Western ticket agent, 35 37.
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