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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1913
Page
4
The Elayton Gazette discusses the push to teach religion within public schools and the risk of endorsing a single denomination. It favors voluntary Bible instruction or ministers visiting to teach Bible materials, arguing against compelled service and urging inclusivity across denominations.
The Southern Minnesota Better Development League offers a carload of top alfalfa seed grown in Pierre for the southern Minnesota farmers at cost. Seed is 99.77 percent pure with 98 percent germination, priced at 12 dollars per bushel or 26 cents per small quantity. Orders accepted via instructors, bankers, or John D. Deets, Secretary, Mankato. A joint meeting with Minnesota Seed Improvement Association in Mankato January 24 includes a five day field crops exposition and a Beating tie program. Premiums for southern farmers only. lists available free.
The Virgens case will be appealed to the supreme court with attorney Allen predicting a new trial. Appeal will be heard at the April term. a decision likely by July 1. If granted, a year or more before a retrial, probably before Judge Quinn at Blue Earth, with substantial costs expected.
In a tight midwestern clash at Mackato Loyolas edged New Ulm 18 to 12 after a furious first half. New Ulm relied on individual plays while Loyolas showcased teamwork, passing and defense to pull away late. Referee Seifert officiated the opening period with Taylor handling the second. local fans praised the effort despite the loss.
A popular remedy claims to relieve a fussy bowed child by cleansing the bowels in hours with a fruit laxative. Mothers are advised to use the 50 cent bottle and follow directions for babies, children, and adults.
An editor's note precedes a discussion on war's futility and the critique of militarism. The piece argues against aggression, praising nonresistance, and traces banking and tariff policy, the Mercantile System, and Protectionism as roots of conflict. It links Civil War era banking shifts to ongoing military spending and societal inequities, urging peaceful policy over gold-driven conquest.
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