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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
13
A countywide notice warns of swine plague and hog cholera spreading in Watonwan County. It outlines state laws and strict measures: report outbreaks, bury or burn dead hogs, confine swine, disinfect pens, tie dogs, restrict movement of hogs and equipment, and separate breeding stock while enforcing penalties for violations.
The Christian Record, the only temperance paper for the blind, costs $2.00 yearly. Publishers ask contributions sent to the office so the paper can reach all blind people unable to pay. Printed in New York and American Braille, to be in the hands of every blind person in the United States, over 20,000. Address Christian Record Publishing Co. 1 College View Lincoln Neb.
John Lind sweeps Brown and Blue Earth counties with a sharp critique of McCleary as Sleepy Eye hosts nightly rallies. Ex governors and national leaders stumped for Johnson while Einar Hordale drew large crowds in Lafayette. Excursions to Sleepy Eye brought about 150 supporters each night as both sides pressed for victory in the closing days.
The state board of health will require licenses for all slaughter houses including small butcher shops. The proposed rule, now with the attorney general, mandates annual renewal and a 5.00 application fee. Local health officers must endorse the license and allow state inspectors access at reasonable times.
Emilie Klockret-Emilie, 26, daughter of Mr and Mrs August Klockel, died Thursday afternoon at her Sigel home of consumption. Interment followed Saturday at the Catholic cemetery in the city.
Officials note Thanksgiving remains a holiday as governor proclaims the last Thursday in November and the president designates a day for praise. The president’s proclamation names November 29 as a day of thanksgiving and praise, urging sober gratitude and continued blessings amid national prosperity. Seasonal sale notices follow with Comforter and stocking deals and discounts on cloaks and furs.
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