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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1907
Page
8
Kidney trouble affects both sexes, dulling mind, lowering ambition and vigor. Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer offers relief. available in 50 cent and one dollar sizes with sample bottle and pamphlet by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
An ad claims Kodol relieves indigestion sour stomach and related debility by using natural stomach juices and tonic properties. It describes the product as cleansing and strengthening the stomach membranes and cites a Ravenswood West Virginia user and the Chicago company DeWitt & Co. as backers.
Advertises exceptional bargains in South Dakota farm lands and business opportunities in new towns within a vast frontier opened by the Minneapolis and St. Louis extension. Mentions a postal card reply to A. B. Cutts, G. P. & T. A., Minneapolis.
Seven railroad workers from Northern Pacific at Duluth perished when a tug towing a mud scow swamped their rowboat as they tried to return home from dock No. 2. Names include Hansen Solberg Stafmess Steeper and Lindeen. four swimmers survived. The tragedy occurred near Twelfth Avenue West while crossing Garfield Avenue.
Early Sunday two men were found dead in Minneapolis in separate locations and under suspicious circumstances. Andrew Bjorklund, 2518 Eighth Street South, was found mutilated under a freight car on the Minneapolis and Western railway side track. A second unIdentified man was found later near First Street and Twelfth Avenue, shot in the head. Police suspect robbery motive and are investigating both deaths as linked.
State Auditor Iverson transfers deeds for 20 904.47 acres to Owen Morris as land commissioner. Trustees receive title to Swift Stevens Big Stone Chippewa Kandiyohi Yellow Medicine Lac qui Parle McLeod counties. Lands will join tax rolls and clear remaining title.
A hold up at the Columbia Heights post office in Anoka county outside Minneapolis saw burglars barricade doors and a stairway to nearby Johnson's restaurant and Postmaster J B Cornell's rooms. They looted cash and stamps totaling 310 dollars before fleeing toward Minneapolis. Nitric acid fumes killed St Paul fireman John Symonds aged thirty during a boxcar fire rescue.
FP H McGuigan first vice president of the Great Northern resigns with effect Sept 1 though his connection already ends. Disagreements with James J Hill trigger the move. McGuigan, formerly Grand Trunk fourth vice president for eleven years in Montreal, is famed as a capable railroad manager.
Great Northern and Duluth Missabe and Northern report higher ore shipments from Hibbing Mesaba Vermillion ranges. In 24 hours ending Wednesday the Great Northern moved 32 trainloads of 70 cars each from Kelly Lake yards, above pre strike levels. Duluth Missabe and Northern sent 30 trains of 43 cars, while 95 percent of normal ore flow resumes as mines restart except Winnifred shaft mine.
Ross Clarke a 53 year old figure in St Paul business and politics died by taking carbolic acid at his White Bear Lake summer home. He was found days after his wife and son left Fond du Lac following a family quarrel. Friends say jealous suspicions and estrangement weighed on him, with no basis for accusations against him.
The state board of health notes Mankato has set a bacterial limit for milk matching Boston’s standard of not more than 500000 bacteria per cubic centimeter. Labs will test local milk, and the health department offers testing to any city adopting the standard. Also included are brief items on a Minneapolis peddler fined for short-weight spuds and local teacher salary gains, plus two accident reports from Battle Lake.
Professor Charles J. Bushnell argues that socialists will soon balance power in governments and cites a doubling to sixfold rise in trust output. He warns wealth concentration, poverty, and immigrant congestion threaten social order, urging awake voters to upend the old order. The piece notes rising socialist votes globally and questions U.S. legislative shifts. Also, the Alaska daisy is named official flower for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition.
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