Babcock Seeks More Bonds to Speed Highway Upgrades
Minnesota Highway Commissioner Charles M. Babcock urged the next legislature to authorize more bonds for trunk highway improvements. He argued the plan would speed road work, reduce automobile depreciation, and stretch returns over years. He warned that mudway traffic must be kept moving to avoid paralysis and that current funds are insufficient for needed upgrades. He claimed highways are approaching rail-like weight and traffic shares, and that public demand supports economic, timely improvements without raising overall tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Babcock
Dresert Trunk Fond
Liege
Opypleekt
Plan Lu
Lonesota
Highway Department
Minnesota
Athine
Bancock Drew
Sleepy Eye Visitors and Thanksgiving Homecoming News
Fra Father L Hares of Sleepy Eye visited in the city on Saturday for shopping and calling on friends. P A Furth and Mr and Mrs Joseph Metzen left for Chiesus to attend the Informational Live Stock Show. Helen Friteehe, teacher in Ogilvie, spent Thanksgiving with her parents in town. Paul Friteehe, a student at Mankato Commercial College, was home over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. L. Hares
Sleepy Eye
P. A. Furth
Joseph Metzen
Chiesus
Mise
Helen Friteehe
Ogilvie
Minneapolia
John Fetsche
Paul Friteehe
Mankato
Minnesota Seals Promote Health Across Counties
Dr. William F. Wild of the Minnesota Public Health Association states that Christmas Seals fund a state wide program of disease prevention and childhood defect correction. The plan includes free medical advice, chest clinics in underserved areas, and extensive educational outreach reaching every county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
William F. Wild
Minnesota Public Health Association
Dr. Wild
City Council Grants Drink Licenses for 1923 Year
Council approves annual drink licenses for 1923 and orders a brick pump house for Well No. 6. Superintendent Huevelmann notes city pumps are plunger type while a turbine pump would stabilize mains pressure. Insurance on city buildings is reduced across several policies. Residents on Summit avenue push for street repair and offer labor. Permits issued for curb gasoline pump at 533 Second Street North. Council to review garage and storage-tank restrictions near schools and filling stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mean
Huevelmann
Summit Avenue
Charles Wilfahrt
Second Street
Otto F Oswald
Obituary notices from New Ulm area deaths and services
Obituary items cover Anton Baumann a World War veteran buried at St Andrew Fairfax with American Legion honors after being shot in Oregon. Other notices include Max Hanft death from cerebrosceliosis at 49 and his New Ulm to Minneapolis career. Joseph Heckelsmiller death after a stomach cancer operation. and infant Meidl of Brighton township obituary. Additional items note survivors, marriages, parish services, and local happenings across New Ulm and surrounding towns.
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Anton Baumann
St. Andrew Catholic
Fairfax
American Legion
Baumann
Klamath Falls
Ore
Mr. Baumann
West Newton
France
Coblenz
Germany
Doseph Baumann
Columbus Herman
New Ul
William Huhb
Gibbon
Carl Olson
Toledo
Ohio
Albert Bauman
University of Minnesota
Joseph Baumann, Jr
Rudolph Baumann
Minneapolis
Veronica Baumann
Mankato Normal School
Max Hanft
New Ulm
Minneapolis Furniture Co
Philippines
The
Furniture Co
Lulu A. Seiter
Winthrop
Adolph Seiter
Midland Insurance Co
Buenger
Scofield
Hugo L. Hanft
St. Paul
Ramsey District Court
Frank Hanft
State
Joseph Heckelsmiller
Loretta Hospital
Loretto
Detrathead
Bavaria
America
Losleben
Miss Hazel Oswald Enrolls Again at MacPhail School
Miss Hazel Oswald departed yesterday for Minneapolis to resume studies at the MacPhail School of Music after spending the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Oswald.
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Hazel Oswald
Minneapolis
MacPhail School of Music
Mrs
A. M. Oswald
Progressive opposition to Butler Supreme Court nomination
A report in the Minnesota Daily Star outlines Progressive critics of Pierce Butler's candidacy for the U S Supreme Court. It cites party defections, railroad ties, and opposition from Kellogg and other leaders amid a broader pushback tied to the Dyer anti lynching bill and concerns over Butler's railroading roles and university regent record.
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Supreme Bench
Pierce Butler
Corporation
St. Paul
Washington
Minnesota Daily Star
Harding
Butler
Taft
Sutherland
Kellogg
Walsh
Massachusett
Reed
Missouri
Shipstead
Frank B. Kellogg
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
White House
Bitanessta
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Railway Association
United States Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Northwest
Minneapolis
University
Butler named enemy of academic freedom in senate hearing
Telegrams and sensational reports from eastern papers accuse Minnesota native Mr Butler of ties to a "court ring" in the twin cities. The committee in the senate judiciary was told the ring allegedly provided immunity to violators of plate and federal laws. The sender's identity and motive remain undisclosed.
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Minnesota
Butler
Twin Cities
New York World
Montana
Senate
Falling hair and scalp care from Dr Reeder
Dr David H Reeder discusses hair loss causes and care stressing health checks, scalp massage, and correct shampooing. He cautions against quick tonic fixes, notes dandruff signals, and urges dietary balance and exercise for hair vigor. A reader asks about smallpox vaccination. response advises schooling and outlines legal vaccination context in California.
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Health Club
Dad
J. K
Reeder
California
Physical Culture
Physical
Tlerty
Itoo
Holden and Larsor visit relatives in St Paul area
Miss Mirapiga Holden, a nurse, spent several days at her parents home in Ormeby while Mr and Mrs Ed Larsor and family from St Paul visited from Thursday to Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Leth on North German Street. Mr Larcoy and Mrs Leary are lateres.
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Elsie Reizer
Ste Park
W. G. Jones
Hilda Haberberg
William Classen
Mankato
James Walsh
St. Paul
Ferdinand Vhlzen
North Dakota
Charles Kaiser
North
German Street
Phillip Filzen
North Broadway
Fred Church
St. James
Rollin Church
Mirapiga Holden
Ormeby
Miss Holden
Ed. Larsor
Mhe
George Leth
North German Street
Mr. Larcoy
Leary
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Babcock
Baby Beef
Andrew Saffert
MINN
Council
Baumann Funeral
Frank Meidl
Brighton Township
Holy Trinity ‘Catholic Church
Dispatch
Home Health Club
David H Reeder, LaPorte
Theo. Mueller
Minnesota Street
New Ulm, Minn
Tmas
Whitmans and Keeleys Candies
Woodworths
Gibson
Muesing Drug S Store
Drs
Paul & Paul
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
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