Christmas Time and Tales From New Ulm Review
A reflective local item recounts kindness and public virtue from stories of pianoless generosity and a generous millionaire. The piece praises charitable acts and moral progress while noting national political chatter and wartime weaponary talk, ending with a quip about cautious judgment from the Chicago News.
Governor Johnson Hinted as Presidential Candidate
Dr W W Mayo of Rochester says Gov Johnson told him he would enter the race if Minnesota Democrats favor it Folk denies the story but Mayo asserts the interview occurred Mayo says Johnson received many letters urging candidacy and would risk the national convention if his state supports it Secretary Day disputes the report and says Johnson is not a candidate The note ends with a brief political commentary from Kansas City Star and a quip about divorce costs from New York Press.
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Roosevelt Declines Presidential Nomination For A Second Term
The president announces after election that his three and a half years in office count as his first term and he will not seek or accept another nomination. He says he will not be a candidate for a second term under any circumstances and has not changed this decision.
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Johnson Enthusiasm Echoes in Newspaper Praise
Editor Grasty of the Baltimore News lauds Gov. Johnson after a Gridiron Club dinner. The column praises his demography free stance, sober judgment, humor, and Western vigor, predicting strong Democratic timber with an official record behind him. It notes other items from New Ulm including toy stores and gift suggestions.
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Bee Hive Auction Offers Iron Train Set At Low Price Amid Lots
A large assortment including horses carts drag wagons and iron trains is being offered. The sale advertises a single engine and car plus two cars priced at 19 cents for a 35 cent value, as listed by the Bee Hive.
Variety of dolls and toys offered at sale prices
A local ad promotes dolls from 1 cent to $2.50 with many styles and sizes. It highlights shooflies hobby horses sleighs steel coasters and girls sleighs at sale prices until sold out.
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