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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
12
A nostalgic Christmas column extols belief in Santa Claus, the sleigh bells, reindeer, and chimneys. It urges faith in happiness blooming at every home and the year round spread of Christmas spirit, ending with a push to shop early.
A 45 mile per hour Thanksgiving wind collapsed 82 electric light and telephone poles in New Ulm, blowing down sign boards, awnings, and radio aerials. A heavy garage was moved from its foundation, chicken coops overturned, and a plate glass window shattered by a falling awning. The New Ulm Rural Telephone Co. recorded 175 trouble reports as crews repaired lines amid scattered damage citywide.
Omied of Publications University Farm St Irish cobblers grown in Minnesota yielded twice the crop of homegrown Iowa seed in a potato project led by C. E. Fitch Ames. L. M. Bond Red Lake county agent notes northern seed produces cleaner stock more type potatoes and larger yields. Bond spent September visiting counties in Iowa helping Red Lake growers dispose of certified seed stocks.
Congressman Frank Clagus argues a livestock shortage will drive prices up by 100 percent in a year and urges farmers in Redwood County to stay on the farm. Max R. H. Treu notes prices may have bottomed as farmers are urged to retain livestock. W. C. Dunlop and the Lakefield Commercial Club plan a December corn and crop shop. The Purnell bill supports agricultural research and marketing efforts with university farming centers involved.
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