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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1899
Page
4
Special holiday double issue praised for mechanical quality and contents. Witty blurbs cover Boer attraction plans, British soldiers, a Red Wood Falls money loss via mice, Chicago Milwaukee insurance oddity, Minneapolis grand jury politics, and railroad expansion rumors. Commentary on Quay and Roberts oath, Minnesota governorship politics, and national trust debates appear in a clipped, period voice.
Scissors and Paste Pot column aggregates notes from Sleepy Eye Dispatch and neighboring papers. It reports no action yet on a new depot at Sleepy Eye, discussions of station buildings, and projected depot specs. Also mentions a school district incident in Fieldon, depot construction in progress in Sherburne, a diphtheria quarantine in Madelia, a man seeking insane-hospital commitment in St Peter, a fire alarm improvement plea in Tracy, and local sales notices from J F Newman.
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