Political ticket notices and a medical ad from Brown County
A flood of campaign notices announces candidates for various local offices including Judge of District Court, County Auditor, Clerk of Court, Clerk of Probate, and other positions with appeals for votes in the upcoming primary. The page also includes an advertising blurb for Dr King’s New Discovery promising relief from coughing fits, whooping cough and flu symptoms with a trial bottle offered.
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Cleuis
Brown County
Carri Atic
Soliek
Tlake
Udow
Peobeto
Aml
Wi Fsiemda
Ghorge
Galvyeston
Ligher
BE. W. Goodloe
Datton St
Waco
Tex
King
Welland
Croup
O. M. Olven
Poor Reasons for Leaving Farm Sparks Debate in Globe Democrat
A Globe Democrat excerpt surveys 155 sons of farmers who left farming. It notes 62 said farming pays poorly, 26 cited long hours, 17 listed social advantages, 16 had a natural bent elsewhere, and 15 would return only after wealth elsewhere. The piece argues many are misled, with 1900 farm wealth and population trends contrasted with urban gains, urging cautious view of farm life and opportunity.
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Big Louis Globe- Democrat
Eastern Agricultural College
Secretary of Agriculture
U. States
Republican letter calls for tariff review and reciprocity
Gilbert Guttersen urges tariff revision to place lumber coal and most trust goods on the free list reduce duties on life necessities and domestically made goods sold cheaper abroad. He supports direct election of U S Senators a national anti pass law and inheritance tax reform along with stricter railroad and corporate laws.
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United States
Gilbert Guttersen
Zulu War Tactics and the Crescent Formation History
A South African Sun excerpt describes Zulu warfare under a returned chief who reformed regiments with colored shields and the crescent attack, replacing the unkonto with the tows. The tactic resembled a stag beetle attack, with horns flanking the main body to encircle and strike. Boers feared its success during Natal campaigns.
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Cape Colony
Natal
Lord Roberts
Orange River Colony
One Minute Cough Cure For Coughs Colds and Croup
A garbled paragraph on politeness and punishment ends with an advertisement for One Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds and croup. The text mixes moralizing lines about behavior with a product pitch. Names appear in the odd quotation where Atchizon Gisbo is cited. The overall item resembles a fragmented ad and opinion snippet from a historical paper.
Editors fight for home merchants against mail order houses
The Redwood Gazette laments editors who oppose national mail order by attacking the home merchant and notes department stores now seek advertising space in the country press. It argues editors work without pay while merchants fail to reciprocate, urging a balanced publick support strategy.
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Land Ha
Redwood Gazette
Building Lots For Sale And Property Listings
Local real estate ads list two fine building lots in block 102 near Junge Weber's home, with inquiries directed to O M Olsen. Also multiple properties for sale or rent in various blocks and streets, plus an 200 acre farm in Mulligan township priced at 20.00 an acre. An employment note seeks a general manager for a Chicago wholesale house with weekly pay. Additional ads promote wallpaper, cough syrup, and summer merchandise.
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Junge Webber
O. M. Olsen
Chicazo
Teeritory. Org
Lake St. Chicago
Tanousch
Gerlinger
Ambroseh
Minnesots Street
Galles
Wo. H. Goode
Jefferson Street
Canter Street
Center Street
Sane—Galles
South State Street
North
Minnesota Sts
Mulligan
Albert Steinfauser
J. H. Forster
Taylorons Welcome Daughter Born August Sixteen 1906
Mr and Mrs E F Taylor announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday August 16 1906. The infant joins the family in good health.
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Born. TayLor
E. F. Taylor
Edison Apology Ties to Senator in Sumner Memoir
In Dr Beyburn’s reminiscences of Charles Sumner a jibe about a little girl with a birthmark on her forehead drew a New York senator’s attention and Edison felt compelled to apologize for the remark. The passage sits within a Washington Post recounting of Sumner era recollections.
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New UlmReview
New Ulm Publishing Company
Udges d& Brooks
Ente
NewUlm
Mion
Frank Clague
Vist
Lamberton
Minn
Myaela Candate
Brown Ceanis
Suesvay
Thenry J, Beng
Tadue
Ved
Chia
Mirin
JiLay
Beer
I, M. Olsen
Ican
ME Republic
Meheary
Hos An
Las Bees
Sheodore Roosevelt
T. McChwary
Roosevett
Frouseveil
Annartico
Thistrict
Hersant Wath Judeint
Wenner
Varttas
Indes WiPentey Teurers
Ue Vorg
Priuiaey
Fee Norgs Ross
MacClesty
Anbos
Truth
Acepol
Lee
Hancika Herald
J. Klossner
The
Republic
Kiossner
Thas Nomin
Evere
Republicas
Mr. Cole
Pathe
Ahive
Sonnes
F.p.zschunke& Co
F.p.zschunke&co
F.p.zschunke & Co
Guttersen
Atchizon Gisbo
Kennedy
Eugene A. Pfeiterle
Crone Bros
New Ulm
Security Land & Commercial Co
Andrus Bldg
Minneapolis
Albert L. Rowe
Lettie D
Springgela
Springfield
Chasrust Sr
Alvina Peterson
Fred Kuehn
Caroline Jordan
Edward Krahl
Anna Wiltscheck
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Genesee Pure Food Co
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