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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1922

Page

7

Subscription Rates and Postal Note for New Ulm

Subscription rates set at 2.50 per year as second class matter entry at the Pantr Office in New Ulm Minnesota. Short service notice indicates periodical mailing status and location.

Pantr New Ulm, Minn

Remember The Poor This Christmas

The article urges the community to aid the poor during Christmas as costs rise for food fuel and clothing. It stresses identifying worthy cases of need and ensuring no family goes hungry or chilly or underdressed, calling on everyone to support a recognized charity.

Farmers Stone Hard Times with Loan Plan Critique

The Minnesota Daily Star condemns the Harding administration and Senate old guard for offering only a federal farm loan plan to farmers facing mortgage foreclosures. It argues prices must rise to relieve ruinous debt, not merely lower interest rates, and accuses officials of serving intere sts while leaving farmers to lose their farms and become tenants or wage earners.

Harding Senate Old Guard Federal Farm Loan Board Wallace Inters Eita Minnesota Slor

Where Rich Men Disagree Ford and Rockefeller Offer Contrasting Advice

Henry Ford urges youths to spend money to gain experience and avoid stinginess, while John D. Rockefeller counsels saving. Ford says a forty year old with experience, honesty, and truthfulness is destined for success, claiming he began focusing on money too late, around thirty eight or thirty nine. Rockefeller favors prudent saving and restraint.

Henry Ford John D. Rockefeller, Jr Ford Rockefeller Anilike

Rockefeller or Ford Advice On Wealth and Happiness

The passage contrasts Rockefeller and Ford on success and money. It favors Rockefellers approach for the average person, advising work, saving, budgeting, and living within means while stressing respect for law and authority.

Insure State Buildings Hit By Fire Loss Debate

The text argues state buildings at Mankato and Winona suffered a $1 million loss after fires with no insurance. It criticizes four years of discontinued state insurance funds, notes $200,000 remained at Mankato for rebuilding, and warns Winona awaits legislative action. Classes may be held in churches and halls while awaiting funds.

Mankato Winona Teceiera S. H. Samson State Teachers’ ‘College Board Minnesota

Shipstead Leads Fight On Butler For Supreme Court

Minnesota senator elect Shipstead directs campaign against Pierce Butler's Supreme Court nomination from Washington. He cites Butler as closely tied to corporate interests, arguing his past advocacy could bias decisions. La Follette and other progressives pledge support to Shipstead's effort.

Henrk Shipstead Minnesota Pierce Butler St. Paul Corporation United States Supreme Court Dr. Shipstead Washington Butler Senate Judiciary Committee la Foliette Shipstead Supreme Court Gary, Thalemain United Staten S¢eat Corporation

Butler challenged for Supreme Court seat over rail interests

A public dispute accuses Mr. Butler of bias toward railroads and corporations. The document argues he is disqualified to sit on cases tied to Interstate Commerce Commission valuations, citing his past railroad counsel work and several disqualifying actions. It urges full court review as billions are at stake and requests hearings with key witness Max Lowenthal among others.

Butler Gary Supreme Courts Karl Canes Associated Railways United States Interstate Commerce Commission Mast Supreme Court Supreme Court of the United States Minneapoli Twid City Rapid Transit Company Minnesota Minneapolis Board of Regents University of Minnesota Max Lowenthal New York City Europe

France Adopts Tariff Hikes On US Imports

France enforces a tariff starting January 1, 1928, with nearly all U S imports facing higher duties. Officials warn the policy may be discriminatory against American goods as France relies on U S supplies for many items, while defending the move as treaty-compliant.

France United States Ameri Ite Uct Emis Toy Ameriecen Frettari United Staten

Tax payment deadline and church society notes

The fourth income tax payment is due Friday December 15 per F J Neane United States Internal Revenue Mankato Minn If not paid penalties accrue The Youre Ladies Sodality at St George Catholic church held a year end meeting electing officers Basere President Miss Agnes Berthel Vice President Miss Magdaline Banweiler Secretary Miss Margeret Liebel Treasurer Miss Laura Berdan Banner bearer Elesnora Stippel Subscribe for the New Ulm Review.

F. J. Neane United States Internal Revenue Mankato Minn Nenne Warnes Youre Ladies Sodality St. George Catholic Church Basere Mies Agnes. Berthel Magdaline ‘Banweiler Mies Margeret- Liebel Misa Laura Berdan Elesnora Stippel

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