Minnesota Dry Belt Debate Circles President Taft
The New Ulm Review notes President Taft will decide on liquor in Minnesota soon. If not, Ballinger will enforce treaty terms barring liquor in southern dry zones, with officials sent to enforce. The item discusses warring interests and census data showing Blue Earth county population decline, urging Mankato to attract residents rather than lose them.
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Minnesota
Pres. Taft
Mississippi
Moorhead
Ballinger
United States
Marshal Messenger
Blue Earth
Mankato
Hunt
Joe Reynolds
Free Press
Fairmont
Printer’s delusions of easy riches mocked in critique
A skeptical speaker derides claims that a printing plant yields effortless wealth from cheap jobs. He warns against overinvesting, notes true costs, and recalls the illusion of endless free advertising props up a too-good-to-be-true business model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooce
Dunn Sponsored Minnesota House Section Canceled
L C Spooner of Morris canceled the Dunn sponsorship noting his best rival candidates. Four members from St Louis also joined the Dunn volume with a statement that they consider the fight over and J A M Burnquist eliminated.
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H. H. Dunn
Minnesota
L. C. Spooner
Morris
St Louis
Eaung
Dunn
J Ae M. Burnquist
Court decision on passing on road and liability for accidents
A recent court decision states a driver may pass a slower neighbor on the road. If the faster driver is blocked by the other vehicle and an accident results, the interfering driver is liable for the damage.
Ballinger exoneration praised in mixed committee view
A Duluth Herald dispatch reports Richard Ballinger exonerated by Nelson committee members, while others accuse the panel of bias. The piece notes Republicans defend Ballinger, Democrats and Madison dissent, and suggests resignation could serve the public interest.
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Richard Achilles Ballinger
Washington
Duluth Herald
Nelson
Flint
Sutherland
Root
McCall
Olmsted
Dendy
Ballinger
Messrs
Fletcher
Purcell
James
Graham
Madison
Melson
Pilgrims of Today Criticize Liberty Erosion
The Pilgrims of Today argue that modern policies strip citizens of protection against searches and seizures, citing government overreach in protecting a minority at the expense of 100,000 white citizens. They warn centralization of power and wealth threatens liberty, noting no relief from old parties and rising appeal of Socialism.
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Pillager Herald
Army base closures trigger local protests and fallout
Major General Leonard Wood announces the small army posts will be abandoned to cut expenses. Towns and cities expected to lose access, prompting local reactions as the president faces economic pressures and national policy shifts. The piece notes the impact on communities near the posts and the broader tensions between economy and public welfare.
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Leonard Wood
Army
General Wood moves spark town protests and road amendment result
The text discusses municipal reactions to government policy changes and questions the economy motive behind moves like General Wood. It notes protests by towns, possible misjudgments, and reports Secretary Julius A Schmahl stating the good roads amendment passed with 258,770 of 309,805 votes, changing state funding to half for road improvements.
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Wood
Julius A. Schmahl
Obituary notices of multiple deaths in city and area
Sunday morning marks the end of Mrs Gottlieb Oswald earthly career at her city home after a paralytic stroke and heart failure. Born 1846 in Langnow Prussia she moved to America 1872 living in St Paul, married in New Ulm 1874 and left four children, twelve grandchildren and siblings in Germany. Funeral services will be at her home and church with interment in city cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of a Brighton child of Theodore Johnson and two other elderly residents with funerals planned in coming days.
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Gottlieb Oswald
Oll
Langnow
Frederic Wolf
America
St. Paul
New Ulm
Fred
Otto
Albert
Minneapolis
Emily Rice
Robbinsdale
Minn
Herman Wolf
Langdon, N. D
Wm. Wolf
Windom
Mary Kerstian
Germany
C. J. Albrecht
Death notices of Mrs Maria Hoffmann in Sleepy Eye and New Ulm
Mrs Maria Hoffmann died early Sunday at her daughter Mrs H J Bergs home in Sleepy Eye after fifteen years of asthma. Born April 2 1842 at Sinching Baiero she married Clemens Hoffmann in 1864 and came to America in 1884. Survived by four daughters and three sons, funeral at St Marys Sleepy Eye with interment Catholic cemetery.
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Maria Hoffmann
H. J. Berg
Jos. Fischer
Morgan
H.J. Berg
This City
John Keim
Albin
John Nachreiner
Burnstown
Max
Joe
Stark
Wolfgang
Christian Mothers Society of the Holy Trinity Catholic Church
St. Mary's Church
Sleepy Eye
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted by M Olsen
A historical notice touts Eteramine and Hexamethylenetetramine as key ingredients in Foley's Kidney Remedy. It urges prompt use at the first sign of kidney trouble to avoid serious illness, signed M Olsen.
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QO. M' Olsen
New Ulm Man Elected Supreme Master of AOUW
Joseph A. Eckstein of New Ulm was elected Supreme Master at the annual meeting of the Supreme Lodge Ancient Order of United Workmen in Louisville Kentucky. The Manitoba delegation invited Winnipeg to host in 1914 and San Francisco bid for 1915. Meetings closed Saturday night and Eckstein returned home Tuesday morning.
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Supreme Lodge
Ancient
Order of United Workman
Joseph A. Eckstein
Louisville
Manitoba
Winnipeg
San Francisco
Eckstein
Protect Appletrees From Rabbits Method By M Penning
New Ulm horticulturist M Penning offers a simple effective burlap wrap method to protect appletrees from rabbits. Cut burlap strips 6 to 5 inches wide and 24 to 3 feet long, wrap slanting from limbs to ground, loosely tie with twine, and leave on through spring for 3 to 4 years. Also promotes New Ulm Music store piano specials valid until Jan 1 1911 with potential savings.
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M. Penning
New Ulm
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New Ulm Review
Afew Ulm Publishing Come
Buehrer
Asto Ballinger
Theodore Johnson
Brighton
Pickel
Heimerdinger
Home
Golden Gate Cemetery
Susanna Sons
Nicollet Co
Brighton Township
Christian Mothers
St. Elizabeth
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Herm
J. Sons
Maryard Pauline
Adam J. Peters
John Zern
Wabasso
John Peters
Pred Miller
Nicolletto
Hexamethylen
NEW Ulm Man
The
Ulm Music Store
F. H. Retzlaff
C. E. Zimmerman Co
Santa Claus
State Bank OF
Olsen's Model Drug Store
North
Minnesota Street
Pine Woods
C. G. Reim
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