Dairy Meeting Fall short as cold weather chills turnout
Advertising for a meeting led by C L Smith and Robert Crickmore, state dairy officials, drew few farmers as temperatures stayed below 30. Crickmore highlighted Steele County creamery gains, noting farmers shifted to diversified farming with higher incomes from creamery products and improved soil fertility. He stressed year round creamery operation, proper cow care, stable housing, and strict feeding to boost profits, while discussing sugar beet prospects and beet production practices.
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C. L. Smith
Robert Crickmore
State Dairy Association
Crickmore
Steele County
Steele
Smith
Sdmer
Sovith
Acme
Lund
Froze to Death in Minnesota Wagons
Peter Miller aged about 27 and Nick Yutz drove from Granby to Nicollet village returning home. Miller fell from the wagon and died, possibly from freezing or heart disease. His death mourned by his father and sister. The piece also critiques a traveling library proposal and discusses tax deception in real estate deeds, citing a Kossuth County case and a senator’s denial of authorship for a bill.
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Peter Miller
Fred Miller
Granby
Nick Yutz
Nicollet Village
Muller
Ulz
Charles Sontag
Mr. Sontag
Miller
St. Peter Tribune
Burnest Bacon
Kossuth County
Towa
Julia A. Bacon
Granite Rock
Thienval
von Baum
Buch
St Paul
Biedas
Colileigh
Johnson
John A. Johnson
St. Teter
St. Peter State Hospital
St. James
Jennie Stark
Wilhelm Starke
St. Peter
Liim
Abbhorn
Forsythe
Stark
St. Janse
Heo
Fice
Peter Hurst
Muslin Under Garments Annual Sale Promises Low Prices
Our annual sale features muslin undergarments with strong equipment and aggressive pricing. The store emphasizes carefully crafted garments, generous fit, and materials of high quality, purchased in bulk during makers’ season to offer prices near bare material costs. Customers are urged to shop widely and buy liberally to take advantage of the value.
Night Gowns Sale With Low Prices Across All Grades
Nightgowns with dainty lace and embroidery are highlighted in a sale feature. Infante White Dresses trimmed with embroidery and laces offered at 40¢ to 1.25 dollars. Children Muslin Drawers for ages 1 to 7 years priced 10¢ to 15¢ a pair.
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Infante
Corset Covers Bargains In Large Undergarment Sale
Advertiser touts a major undergarment sale with many items both advertised and unadvertised. Emphasizes genuine bargains with prices starting at 15c 26c 35c and up.
Railroad Developments Reach Cambria Depot Move
Mankato New Ulm Railroad Company plans a depot at Cambria with a ninety day option on William Edwards 180 acre farm bought for 4000. Depot will cut farm into town lots while Land Commissioner Cleveland and Sheriff Bowen advance right of way work despite cold weather. Legal concerns surface as William Williams questions the value of the deal and considers litigation.
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Cleveland
Bowen
Mankato
Williams
M. B. Haynes
Alvert Hughes
New Ulm
Madelia Press Hopes Rail Line To Town
Madelia aims to join the Minneapolis and St. Louis line via right of way and terminal facilities after a business committee urged officials to extend the road to Madeira. Rumors say the plan may involve a joint route along the river with the Mankato area talks suggesting a northern river connection.
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St. James Journal
Madelia Times
Minneapolis & St. Louis Co
New Ulm
Madelia
Madeira
Madelin
Minneapolis Saint Paul line route debate hinted
The Minneapolis Times reports speculation on the probable route of the Minneapolis and St. Tous extension from New Ulm to Oninhs. Repeated claims suggest possible paths via St. James or Madeira, with persistent debate over the line’s course.
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Laverne
Day Yealering
Spi
Mudelis
Fairmont
Emmetsburg
Tows
St. James
Sherbarn
Hutherville
Minneapolis & St.Louis
Tillinois Central
Fort Dodge
Omaha
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Illinois Central
Aome
Minneaplis
St. Tous
New Ulm
Oninhs
Avys
Minneapolis Times
Time and
Tims
Madeira
Ture
Aguinaldo the Filipino Leader Portrait in Periodical Sketch
A current biographical sketch extols Aguinaldo as a powerful, highly capable leader. The piece claims noble origin, schooling from a Jesuit, and multilingual prowess, noting his rise from humble beginnings and his role as a symbol of Filipino self control for good government. Peter Hurst reports.
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Aguinaldo
Unien
Cavite
Firs
Islands
China
Free Masons
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