Pre election predictions for county contests stir voter fervor
The piece forecasts a heated primary with fights over probate judge and county attorney posts. It notes a strong Democratic push to elect party candidates county wide and in the legislature, with Peterson facing two Republican opponents, while Klossner and Anderson split the anti-Peterson vote. It lists filed candidates and flags reform themes shaping the fall campaign.
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Jesse Palmer
Peterson
Klossner
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
Beno Juni
John Lind
Julius Schmahl
School transport proposal defeated in Hoanska vote
The Hoanska Herald reports that the plan to transport pupils to village schools at public expense was voted down amid strong opposition over costs and bad roads. Over 30 voters attended, with many supporting a one year trial but decisive opposition prevailed, yet the meeting spurred broader public discussion.
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Hoanska Herald
Hanska Rural Telephone declares six percent dividend
At a Saturday meeting eight directors approved a six percent pro rata dividend on all stock bought before March 1, 1906. The barber shop on Main Street, owned by H C Nundal, will be moved onto the company's lot across from Hauska Hardware to house central operations once sufficient labor is secured. Wires on Main Street will be placed in a lead cable to reduce trouble. Saas Show Draws Poor Crowd at Turner Theatre. Despite many city residents, Sunday attendance was low for a minstrels performance, with reviews noting shortened program, lacking spontaneity, yet singers and jokes were praised. management hoped for a fuller house.
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Hanska Herald
Hanska Rural Telephone Company
H C. Nundal
Hauska Hardware and Implement Company
Turner Theatre
Sunday Excursion Brings Crowd as Arlington Defeats New Ulm
Sunday big day in New Ulm draws a thousand visitors by train with the Sons of Herman excursion. Arlington defeats New Ulm 10 to 1 in a high scoring game marked by late innings slaugher and standout field plays by a New Ulm outfielder. The tale covers train arrivals, picnic scenes, a damp park, and local school staff listings for the new term.
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Sons of Herman
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Union Concert
Arlington
Emmerich
New Ulm
Urm
Fair Association
Schools Reopen Next Week Across State
The state will reopen schools next week as buildings closed since June resume operations. The public school system aims to guide future citizens, believing that nationwide energy focuses on thorough education of boys and girls to ensure lasting endurance of the nation.
The Umpire at Turner Theatre Promises Chicago Laughs Again
Chicago has touted The Umpire as the season’s standout engagement at Turner Theatre set for Sept 30. The musical comedy, famed for its long Chicago run, blends baseball and football with politics and current themes, plus music and top-tier comedy by Joseph E. Howard. Directed by Harry Askin the production offers lavish scenes and costumes with a strong cast including Fred Mace Guelma Bak er Edith Yerring ton Harry Halon Helena Sullinger Margaret MacDonald Bradlee Martin Raymond Wells Ethel Pennington and a sixty strong beauty chorus.
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Turner Theatre
Chicago
Joseph E. Howard
Harry Askin
Grand Opera House
Fred Mace
No Senatorial Office for Him Andrew J Eckstein Refuses Tender of Office
Andrew J Eckstein declines to file for senator in the district citing business interests and a desire to please the party. He has long served the county, enjoys cross party trust, and may reconsider if his fortunes improve. Also listed is a second-hand salon piano offered by Mrs Hellriegel for 35 dollars, viewable at her store.
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Andrew J. Eckstein
Eckstein
Hearing on Estate of Kaney Daetach Appointed
Minnesota Brown County probate records announce a special term hearing August 1908 on the estate of Kaney Daetach deceased. George Dentech seeks administration. notice to heirs and interested parties will be published weekly for three weeks in New Ulm Review.
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Acts State OF
Minnesota
Courty OF
BROWN
Kaney Daetach
Linden
Minna
Sax
Tinden
Hine
Aetna Coney
Oakty
George Dentech
Thie Court
Selock
Ove
Fudge Brobete
New Ulm
Aad
New Ula
Bina
Mald
New Wins
Minn
Unknown Man Killed by Northwestern Train In Cobden–Springfield Route
An unidentified man, about 35, riding on a freight car, fell and was crushed between Cobden and Springfield. He had no identifiable marks or money, some witnesses suspect murder due to neck wounds, but a coroner’s jury ruled death accidental. Names tied to the man include Riley and possible Cedar Falls or Cedar Rapids origins. witnesses gave limited leads.
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Northwestern
Cobden
Springfield
Riley
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Sleepy Eye Herald
Conrad Moll
Joseph Harbneck
Charlie Gebrman
Soulog Deadman
G. Hinkelman
Deadman
P. J. McLing J
Riley J
Drs. A.T. Strickler
G. Schmid
Barbershop and Saloon Testimonies in Death Case
Witnesses place the deceased in a barber shop and later in a saloon around 10 to 11 pm, with details of the man’s movements and identity provided. Doctors testify the death stemmed from external trauma and possible sharp instrument cuts, while unrelated health ad copy promotes Kodol for dyspepsia.
Do You Want Canada Lands Hoildale and Samisen Ad
An advertisement from Hoildale and Samisen of New Ulm Minnesota urges Western Canada land purchases. They claim to own lands, offer lower prices, and promise no obligation visits to their Regina Saskatchewan office to compare contracts and save on agents commissions. They assert recent local sales prove better value.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Western
Canada
Hoidale & Samisen
New Uhn
Minn
Mystery Solved by Dr King’s New Life Pills
John N. Plesant of Magnolia proclaims the pills solved his biliousness and habitual constipation. The advertisement claims guaranteed satisfaction for every bunlg and notes the product costs 25 cents at O. M. Olsen's drug store.
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Dr. King
John N. Plesant
Magnolia
Jude
O. M. Olsen
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