New Ulm Review praises clean front page by Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch
In 1918 New Ulm Review commends the Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch for a front page devoted to news and less advertising. The paper's editorials spark reader letters on Robert Street widening, street signs, and urban beautification. Readers praise a proposed public debating society to engage and discipline youth.
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Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch
Brother Hodges
St Paul
Robert Street
New Ulm
Daniel Lawler Enters Minnesota Governor Race
The Minnesota Democratic political scene is stirred as Daniel W. Lawler announces candidacy for governor. He is described as a free lance speaker and controversial strategist who could disrupt plans favoring Albert Pfaender, with potential rivals like Lind Cashman Stanton Nye and others considered but uncertain to run.
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Daniel W. Lawler
St Paul
Lawler
Adonis
Minnesota
Daniel
Albert Pfaender
Pfaender
Albert
Gopher Knoll
Wilson-Bryan
Moorhead
Daniel Webster Lawler
United States
Knute Nelson
Martin County Sentinel
Fur Prices Decline and Fur Season Opens
Muskrat and mink may be trapped from December 1 as prices slump. The new state law allows beaver at any time but forbids destroying muskrat or mink houses or pursuing them with dogs. Muskrat skins now fetch about 20 cents, far below earlier highs, with overall fur market oversupply noted.
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Ed. Bornemann
Northwest
St. Peter
Tocarly
War's Folly and Futility in Historical Perspective
The piece argues that wars burden nations with debt and hardship, devastate industry, and erode freedom. It recounts Boston Tea Party context, explores colonial resistance, and contrasts militant self defense with peaceful, bloodless reform as a preferable path to liberty.
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England
Boston
Vicinity
Philadelphia
Charleston
America
American
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