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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1906

Page

15

Veteran jurist honored with resolutions inscribed on court records

Late Thursday at the Ninth Judicial District courthouse lawyers paid tribute to Judge Benjamin F. Webber. Resolutions praised his nearly 24 years on the bench, his robust knowledge of decisions, and his upright character. The minutes will carry the memorial, read aloud by Eckstein, with tributes from many attending lawyers and several speakers.

Court House Ninth Judicial District Benjamin F. Webber Jos. A. Eckstein Olsen Court of Last Resort B. W. Webber Brown Nicollet Redwood Lyon Lincoln B. I. Webber Judge Webber Tadge Webber Thar Lekstein Stone, Benson and Olsen St. Peter Senator Clague Lamberton Howard Redwood Falls Owens Walnut Grove Davis and Mauser Sleepy Eye Enerson Frederickson and Erickson Springfield Hoidale Pfaender Hagberg Samson New Ulm Wheeler C. C. Strickler

New Pension Bill for Veterans Aimed at Service Pension

Congress acts on a general service pension bill led by Senator McCumber to extend age based benefits. Veterans aged 62 receive 12 dollars monthly, 70 receive 16 dollars, and 75 receive 20 dollars, with proof of service and honorable discharge.

Congress McCumber North Dakota Committee On Pensions Senate Senate Committee On Pensions Iial

Militia Seek Right to Name Adjutant General

The Minnesota National Guard Association closed its annual session in St. Paul with officers elected including President Captain Matson and Vice President Major Nicholson. A resolution urged lawmakers to make the adjutant general elective by the state guard, with Gov. Johnson cautioning against changing the current appointive system. The report also notes local attendees and social events, plus ad listings on pianos and Christmas goods.

Minnesota National Guard Association St. Paul Matson Third Infantry Nicholson Second Infantry Daly First Infantry Hart Bobleter Johnson Buschers Bayley Graff Hubbard Groebner Bob

Grand jury warns on slot machines and liquor sales

Mayors and police urged to curb violations as grand jury reports no indictments on slot machines but stresses harsh penalties for saloon fraud. It calls rough action against liquor to minors and gambling devices to protect public welfare and youths.

New Ulm Grand

State Rail Road Tax Recovery Sets New Record

Public Examiner Kerst announces that the St Paul railroad agreed to pay 26291.77 into the state treasury covering unreported gross earnings from 1899 to 1905. The $855855.92 earnings in dispute were concealed by complex bookkeeping to aid traffic and advertising. Other roads will be investigated with potential state revenue gains above 200000. James J. Hill awards totaling 7000 for best managed farms in the northwest are noted, with district prizes for Minnesota entrants. Julius H. Block to join Commercial Life Insurance as general agent for Minnesota North and South Dakota, ending residency at St Peter and moving to St Anthony Park.

Kerst St. Paul Road State Treasury James J. Hill Northwest Minnesota H. N. Robinson Lyon County Geo. Moore Worthington H. J. Nicholson Minneota Julius H. Block Commercial Life Insurance Company of Chicago North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Varnish Company Columbia Heights Block St. Anthony Park St. Peter

Necklace Lost Between Church and Broadway

A gold bead necklace disappeared on Thanksgiving morning between the Methodist church and 400 South Broadway. If found, return to Dr. Miller's office in the P. building.

S. Broadway Pinder Dr. Miller

Fur buyers offer top prices for hides and furs

A fur importing house claims to pay the best prices by buying directly from sellers. They advertise large connections in the east and promise to beat middlemen, urging owners to sell furs and pelts to them for maximum returns.

Cavalier Overcoats and Uncommon Bargains Span Clothing Line

In the Clothing Department a wide assortment is advertised with fur coats Gordon furs and new overcoats priced from 8.09 to 35.00. The ad highlights form fitting coats with flared skirts and a large selection of men’s apparel including overalls shirts caps knee pants and shoes, plus ladies’ kid Oxford shoes and fleece lined footwear at reduced prices and odd lots marked down across suits undergarments and pants.

Oxford

Black Petticoats Attractively Priced For Local Shoppers

Women's black sateen petticoat features refined flounce bias strap and trim. Expertly made and full value listed 1.39 dollars, now offered at 9 1 2 cents.

Fur Coats and Linings Displayed in Fur Department

A local department store showcases a beautiful fur selection including Astrakan Beaver Near Seal and Persian lamb lined coats for men and women ranging from 25 to 100 dollars. White Russian Squirrel Muskrat and Mink lined coats priced 25 to 75 dollars. Small furs feature boas mafis and more. Plush lined cloaks in black and tan priced 20 to 32 dollars.

Shoe Department Children’s Footwear Sale Ad

We urge all mothers to bring the boys and girls to our store and let us fit them out with our shoes. Just now we offer some children’s footwear at substantial savings.

Candies Nuts Fruits Boost Market While Scrapping Free Giveaways

Market reports show modest gains in candies nuts and fruits as vendors justify keeping prices stable rather than offering freebies. Officials note consumer demand remains steady and no major discounts were extended this period.

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St. John’s Court of Foresters Andrew J. Eckstein Chris. Filzen Jr Wm. C. Haubrich Ben Amann P. J. Graff Wm. J. Julius J. A. Ochs L. A. Schilling Wenzel Groebner S. C Nick Andring J. C Riegler B. Fesenmaier M. Pellant John Schneider Gus Haas F. Rediger Nick Stork Gus Kanakowitz Orient Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Mathilda Meile Emil Mueller Louise Meile Dorothea Hauenstein Daisy Richardson Weiser Mrs. Behoke Ayer Ayer Co Bank Examiner Harry Mitchell Garantee Nicoliet Ave Minne Apor Ontis Little Pilts Schell Brewing Co Schell Crone Bros Chas, A. Albrecht St. Paul, Minn Wabasha Street Hues Arron, Et Amin ‘Ome The St. Paul Pioneer Press Wri and Parker Maher & Grosh Sunday Pioneer Press Sslgo Reid St Paul Stuebe Bros Shoe Department
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