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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1907
Page
4
The New Ulm Review, published by New Ulm Publishing Co, is the official paper of New Ulm Minnesota.Listed as a second class matter in the local post office, the issue notes its date of Wednesday Aug 2k 1907 and status as a community newspaper.
Theodore Roosevelt defends a firm but nonvindictive anti crime stance in Provincetown remarks, saying there will be no harsh action against honest wealth while enforcing law. The piece contrasts Rockefeller influence with calls for responsible governance and cites editorials questioning political nominees and leadership across states and newspapers.
Col Bryan assails Roosevelt on Provincetown speech proposing national incorporation of railroads and interstate corps. He warns of Hamiltonian moves eroding state authority, urges Democrats to unite against federal control while noting reactions from Republicans. Includes satirical and social notes from era.
A London gentleman advertised for apartments at a fashionable watering place and received many replies. He chose one promising a splendid sea view but found no real sea from any window. The landlady showed a painting and argued the letter stated a sea view in the drawing room, not from it, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding from London Tit-Bits.
A mixed feature excerpt covers practical wing shooting tips, noting that skill comes from practice rather than reading. It contrasts novice nerves with rules to avoid excuses, then shifts to reflections on Wagner’s childlike happiness, and finally a dialogue between Huxley and Hannay about mutual respect for diverse studies.
A dialogue excerpt contrasts social vanity and misused titles as Mrs Everson uses her baptismal names on her card, recalling a Mrs William Hager Everson and a pompous husband. The piece weaves a warning about pride and propriety in naming within families and mentions a fable about wealth and public judgment.
A Philadelphia Inquirer snippet shows a curious boy asking what wrinkles are and receiving a confident reply about fretwork. The exchange captures a quaint moment reflecting everyday humor and parental teaching.
A brief notice cites Resolution 622 from N State and provides a contact phone 403 Rural for further information.
Real estate listing describes the Albert Stewnhauser property, a 200 acre farm in sections 10 and 16, Mulligan Township Nicollet County with good soil and valuable improvements priced at 245.00 an acre. Also notes store room occupied by Model Drug Store and rental options after May. Action by Albert Stewnhauser.
fragmentary item notes a 2f 1523 pound quantity and mentions Beboke in a local goods list.
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