New Ulm Review Items Highlight Tax Change and Moral Reflection
The issue notes a 25 percent rise in letter registration costs harming the poor while revenue funds losses from government competition with country printers. It also reports Bishop William of Detroit criticizing the American obsession with material success and moral color blindness, urging virtue over wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perham Enterprise
William
Episcopal
Detroit
Mich
New York
Chicago
Revenue Frauds Under High Protection
The Minnesota Tribune warns the public that sugar frauds are a small part of revenue losses from importer and customs employee dishonesty. A New York collector cites a nearly $100,000 theft by undervaluation and smuggling, while $200,000,000 swindle in New York systems house over twenty years implies over half a billion dollars nationally. The piece argues tariffs shift the tax burden to consumers, raising prices and enriching merchants, with fraud funded by the public under high tariff regimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Customs House
New York
Parr
New York Systems House
Treasury
Minnespolis
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Containing Mercury
Mercury based catarrh ointments should be avoided as they damage the mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. I. Cheney & Co Toledo promises no mercury and works through the blood and mucous membranes. Real product is manufactured in Toledo Ohio by J Cheney & Co and sold by druggists for a price per bottle. Take Hall's Partly Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. I. Cheney& Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Cheney
Timon
If Danville Were In Germany The Kiel Canal Compared
The piece argues Germany expands the Kiel canal to accommodate future ship sizes, contrasting Canada’s lakes to the gulf project and American inland waterways. It envisions Uncle Joe Cannon as a private citizen in Danville and urges Congress to back deep water routes, highlighting Soo canal traffic and naval progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Germany
Danville
Joe Cannon
Reichstage
Czar
Gaveler
Uncle Joe
Baltic
Kiel Canal
Baltic Sea
North Sea
Panama Canal
Mauretania
Welland
Joe
Canada
Empire
Kiel Bay
Elbe
Denmark
Lakes
Gulf
Soo Canal
Superior
Lower Lakes
Congress
Thanksgiving program showcases student writings and basketball start
High School notes describe a Thanksgiving program featuring poems and stories by Elsa Fritsche Elsa Klippstein and others. Judges ruled independently for a 3-3 tie yielding Thalian 15 Athena 12 points. The season opened with a 54 17 loss to New Ulm with players Huhn Backer Anthony Groebner and Dougher highlighted and the Athletic Association calling for public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Fritsche
Elsa Klippstein
Messrs. Buehrer
Hein
Blomquist
Thalian Society
Athena
Ida Baar
Bertha Altmann
Frank Kueho
Wanda Gay
Scott
Elizabeth Wheeler
Kenilworth
Edna Stolz
Francisco Ferrar
Aldrich
Alvin Gruenenfelder
Taft Tour
Standard Oil Co
Max Mueller
Arther Huhn
Social Teems
James Dougher
Morgan
Lamberton
Arthur Huhn
Walter Backer
Michael Anthony
Alfred Groebner
Capt. Buenger
Armand Groebner
New Wim
Tayor
Lamberton Boys
The
Athletic Association
Cottonwood and Searles Notes Thanksgiving Visit News
Mr Fortwengler of Minneapolis spent Thanksgiving with Ed Janke of Fargo who works for Flour City gasoline engine returning for winter. Agnes Manderfeld teaching at Sanborn spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Miss Rose Haas is seriously ill. Victor Dauer works at Dr Graff's livery barn. Mr and Mrs Joe Shaybrich visiting friends in Springfield. Ooy Worgeash returned from the West last Wednesday where employed at the suw-wil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fortwengler
Minneapolis
Ed. Janke
Fargo
N. D
Flour City
Agnes Manderfeld
Sanborn
Rose Haas
Victor Dauer
West
Local notes from Lake Hanska area report dances births and deaths
Monday to Sunday activities include cattle and hog purchases, a deer hunt near Hinckley, visits by Joe Kosek of Lafayette, threshing, a 10th wedding anniversary, and the death of Ingeborg Lilleodden aged 89 from Lake Hanska township. Funeral was held at Lake Hanska Lutheran church with Rev. Nervig officiating. Also mention of Electric Bitters praise and a local druggist ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuebe Bros
J. W. Berger
Herman Martins
Hinckley
Joe Kosek
Lafayette
Chas. Dickbenner
Frankfort
Fred Klossner
Stickelbauer
Beno
St. Peter
New Ulm
Frank Eckide
W. G. Diepolder
Sleepy Eye
Ingeborg Lilleodden
Lake Hanska
Lom
Gulbrandsdahlen
Norway
Ole C. Lilleodden
Christ Lilleodden
Nels BR. Johnson
Albin
Lake Hanska Township
J. M. Nervig
Lake Hanska Lutheran Church
Hanska Herald
Specials for this Week from Local Store
Local shop lists seasonable goods with low prices. Apples in barrels at 4.00, canned corn and peas seven cents each, toilet soap and laundry soap options, blueing three for five cents, oysters and blue points on short notice, and a new holiday shipment of nuts and candied fruits. Fresh oysters, canned goods, evaporated corn, Duffy’s cider, and a full cheese selection. Wild rice suggested for turkey, with a customer pleasing motto.
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Duffy's
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New Ulm Review
New Ulm Publishing Company
Athena—Thalian
Cottonwood & Searles Notes
Klossner
Wu. Alwin
A. J. Alwin
O. M. Olsen
Crone Bros
Buenger
Louis
Golden Star Polish
Gastler
Saus
Forster
Mother Gray
Addess Allen Olsted
le Roy
Allen
Eon Report
Compass Ia Ib
Graham
Cae DS
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