Bankers Association Urges Minnesota Agricultural Leadership
The Minnesota Bankers Association calls for decisive action to appoint a new head of the state Agricultural School at St Anthony Park. It cites Wisconsin as a model with strong administrative, extension, and publicity programs and notes Minnesota’s underused farming land. Proposes Prof Woods or Prof Soule as suitable candidates and offers aid from bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Bankers' Association
Minnesota
Executive Council
Wisconsin
Agricultural
Madison
St. Anthony Park
Wisconsin School
United States
Agricultural School
A. P. Woods
Washington
Andrew M. Soule
Agricultural College of Georgia
Guelph School
Ontario
Woods
Soule
Hints for Stock Owners From November Farm Journal
Practical farm tips on livestock care and efficiency. Advice covers feeding pigs and cows, using separators, wintering practices, and humane horse training. Emphasizes profitability, cleanliness, proper management, and clear communication with animals.
Orchard and Garden Practices for Home Fruit Trees
From Farm Journal guidance on orchard and garden care, advice covers mulching strawberry beds after the ground firms, destroying pests like cocos and egg clusters, hand-picking apples for long storage, fall drainage between tree rows, and pruning grapevines. It notes pruning timing varies by climate, with November for mild zones and late February for very cold areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Journal
Suits Hold Up Penalties Contested By Rail Lines
The Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission reports that no railroad has paid penalties under the reciprocal demurrage law. Three suits challenging the law’s constitutionality remain pending in the supreme court as of 1909, with oyster dealers warned and railroads contesting the statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Supreme Court
Thanksgiving in New Ulm Highlights City Celebration
Thanksgiving in New Ulm featured union church services in English and German, Lutherans in St Pauls, and numerous dances at Woodman hall Turner hall Star hall and Opera house. The piece notes weather patterns, lists homecoming students, and mentions a legal settlement around the Glueck will following a Cottagewood auto train collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
German Methodist Church
E. F. Wheeler
C. H. Sauter
St. Pauls Church
C. J. Albrecht
Woodman Hall
Turners
Turner Hall
Star Hall
Opera House
Essig
Milford Club
Knights of the Grip
Minnesota
Vera Strickler
Herbert Buevelmann
Arthur Seifert
Everett Green
Christian Dahl
Edward and
Francis Critchett
University of Minnesota
Alma Mayer
Olga Mueller
Howard Islassour
Carleton College
Northfield
Alfred Mueller
St. Paul
Law School
Smasal
Leo Sprenger
Seiter
LeRoy
Minneapolis
Frank Smasal
LeSueur
West
Newton
The Great Divide at Turner Theatre Monday Night
The Great Divide, acclaimed as a premier American drama, comes to Turner Theatre next Monday evening December 6 under Henry Miller. Moody's play, staged by a topcompany, has set attendance records in New York Chicago Boston and Philadelphia. The work unfolds across three settings and follows a Massachusetts girl who journeys to Arizona and a Western man, ending in a transformative love story. The piece highlights American life and spirit through a strong cast and period settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Turner Theatre
Henry Miller
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
William Vaughn Moody
University of Chicago
Cambridge
Moody
America
Arizona
Cordillera Mountains
New England
Milford Corners
Mass
Massachusetts
International Live Stock Exposition at Union Stock Yards
The International Live Stock Exposition at Union Stock Yards Chicago runs November 27 to December 10 and promises the world’s largest livestock display. It educates breeders and the public, showcases top cattle sheep hogs and horses, and promotes trade and progress in agriculture. A second item notes the Eagle Roller mill elevator fire near Haven, Iowa, causing about 50 dollars in damage. a reward is offered for arson suspects. The Review seeks correspondents across the county and informs readers of subscription changes between News and Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
United States
Canada
Eagle
Haven
Review
Looking One's Best by Hucklen's Arica Salve
An aging advertisement promises beauty through Hucklen's Arica Salve curing pimples skin eruptions boils and sore eyes. It claims soft velvety skin and a glorified face with cures for cold sores cracked lips chapped hands and piles sold by O M Olsen druggist for 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hucklen
O. M. Olsen
Peddlers License Struck Down by Supreme Court
The Minnesota Supreme Court rules the peddlers license law unconstitutional on uniformity, exemption, and tax-burden grounds. Justice C L Lewis writes the decision reversing Winona authorities who arrested P R Muedsking for violating the act. The decision notes nearly $4,000 in fees collected and no refunds provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona County
Winona House
Minneapolis
Supreme Court
C. L. Lewis
Court of the Appeal
Snow
Winona
P. R. Muedsking
Bas
Van Sant Receives Honorary Doctor of Laws
Samuel Riapah Van Sant of Minneapolis, former Minnesota governor, is named Doctor of Laws. The honorary degree was conferred by National Memorial University at Mason City, an institution founded by the Sons of Veterans and dedicated to the G A R and W R C. Van Sant serves as commander in chief of the G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Riapah van Sant
Minneapolis
Minnesota
National Memorial University
Mason City
Sona of Veterans
W. R. GC
van Sant
Hanska Welcomes Norwegian Doctor to Practice
On Friday evening November 27 a deal closed transferring Han ska practice from Dr. S P Seaberg to Dr P K Dahle of North Dakota. The Norwegian graduate of the Royal University of Christiana with twelve years of U S. experience takes charge Saturday and will move his family to Hanska soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. S. P. Seaberg
Hanaka
P. K. Dahl
North Dakota
Dr. Dahl
Hansika
Royal University of
Randin Courtland Boy Birth Report
Birth notices list Mrs C A Randin with a Courtland born boy. Mrs Fred Borden of New Ulm reports a girl. Mrs Roy Seiter of Minneapolis reports a boy. Mrs Louis Gche of New Ulm reports a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Randin
Courtland
Fred Borden
New Ula
Roy Seiter
Mpls
Louis Gche
New Ulm
Deaths in Minnesota Area Report
Obituaries list several residents including Benson Jobo of Lefayette aged 76 Neidecker Jos of New Ulm and Lilleodiden Ingaborg of Hanska aged 89 Kreitinger Freuk of Springfield Schrader Mra Wm of New Ulm aged 34 Macho Mrs Jobo of New Ulm aged 12 Hofmalster Sg of New Ulm aged 66 plus a note about an event at The Scenic tonight with a stone atone one kts.
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Benson Jobo
Lefayette
Neidecker Jos
New Ulm
Lilleodiden Ingaborg
Hanska
Kreitinger Freuk
Springfeld
Schrader Mra. Wm
Macho Mrs. Jobo
New'ihe
Hofmalster Sg
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Bankers Association
Bankers’ Association
John Lind
Minn
Regenta of the State University
Josnua Chapman, JR
the Agricultural Committee
R, Frost
Mino, Bankers’ Assn
Besefis
Font
November Farm Journal
Oyster
John G
Wilhelmina Mueller
John G. Glueck
John Hertwzog
Nycepidense
Comfrey Times
John A. Miller
Miller
Hein
Turnverein
Turner Hell
Snch
Pupita
Andrew French
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Ulm Review
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