Convention Days in Mankato Prompt Joint Sessions
The Southern Minnesota teachers association and the Conference of State Charities and Corrections joined with the State Association of County Commissioners in Mankato for sessions Saturday through Tuesday. Leaders included A Eckstein and Dr Mankato with talks on compulsory education supervision and youth, highlighting the county system debate and a large turnout. The conference elected officers and planned next meetings in Crookston and St Paul with a special county commissioner turnout noted.
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Southern Minnesota Teachers Association
Conference of State Charities and Corrections
State Association of County Commissioners
Mankato
Weld
Moorhead
Charities
Teachers Association
J. A. Ryan
St. Pan
Maxwell
Winona Normal
Eckstein
New Ulm
Board of
County Commissioners
Albert Ernest Jenks
Minneapolis
Wmn
Byron Forbush
Detroit
Mich
Forbush
Holla A. Hed
Bar
Laverne
Took County
Payne
Waseca
Hy Sanberg
Windom
Cody
Margaret Brern
Blue Earth
W. C. Herman
Redwood Falla
O. J. Eberhart
Minnesota State Conference
W. A. Whitter
Red Wing
G. F E. Maxwell
Winona Normal School
Eugene T. Lies
Baprolling
Jean Porrier
Duluth
P. M. Ringdale
Crookston
Elle Cook
St. Paul
James Matchett
H. F. Burt
Susan Kingsman
B. C. Clements
Mion
L. Kremer
A. Hancock
A. Eckstein
Browne County
Federation of Woman's Clubs
New Ulm Dominates Madison In High School Basketball
New Ulm High School boys beat Madison High 21 to 13 on Madison floor marking the Madison club's first loss in two seasons. Backer and Hulin led scoring while Groebner and Berg anchored defense. officials were Davies and Kim.
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Ulm H.S. Boys
Madison
Minn
Backer
Hulin
Madison Bunch
Throngh
New Ulm Madison Alp
Groebner
Little
Uba
L.F
L.F. Jacobson Backer Co. Berg A. J. Groebner
R. G. Dahl
Anthony L. G. Bergh
Amann
A. P. Groebher
Huhn
Anthony
Jacobson
Berg
Davies
Kim
Armory
Manekato Commercial College
Co. A
New Ulm High School
Mankato
Avenger
Miss Sturm
New Ulm
Mankato Girls
MC. CG. Amann R
Beside Himself This Newspaper Serves Curious Readers
A self promoting note asks readers if they are subscribers and invites the public to engage with the newspaper. It emphasizes usefulness for people who want to know and poses the reader a direct question about subscription status.
Botany and Plant Pathology Division Work Overview
Dr Freeman heads the School of Agriculture division focusing on three lines of work: plant disease studies seed examination and weed identification. Disease research covers fungus caused diseases such as smuts rusts and spots and seeks treatment methods and teacher outreach to spread knowledge. Seed work analyzes purity germination and weed content with free seed mixture tests for residents.
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Freeman
School of Agriculture
Meetings in St Paul During Conservation Congress
The Minnesota Society of Civil Engineers and Surveyors and the Road Makers Association have called meetings in St Paul during the Conservation and Agricultural Development Congress. About 150 to 200 members from across the state are expected. Engineers and surveyors meet March 17, and the Road Makers on March 18 and 19, with programs arranged for visitors to join discussions and hear addresses.
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Minnesota Society of Civil Engineers and Surveyors
Road Makers Association
St. Paul
Conservation and Agricultural Development Congress
Engineers and Surveyors
Identification of Weeds and Farm Weed Awareness
The division aims to aid farmers in identifying weeds by growth stage and weed species. It seeks to protect crops from foreign seeds and intruders and invites communications to Dr EM Freeman at University Farm St Paul Minn.
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Em, Freeman
University Farm
St.Paul
Minn
Insect charts drawn for state schools by Entomology professor
The Agricultural School receives an appropriation to fund large 35 by 36 inch charts of common crop insects and bird enemies. Prof Washburne of Entomology directs the project. Nine thousand copies will be printed and distributed to every school in the state through county superintendents when ready by April 1.
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Washburo
Department of Entomology
Miss Harper seeks new trial in breach suit ruling
Attorneys for Martha Harper say they will move for a new trial after a jury awarded her 1 to Patrick McTighe in a breach of promise case. They argue damages were inadequate and may appeal to the Supreme Court if denied. McTighe has celebrated the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato
Minu
Martha Harper
Patrick McTighe
Cew
MacTighe
Aldrich to Allow Senate Inquiry on High Cost of Living
Washington letters accuse Senator Aldrich of controlling investigations to shield tariff policy. The piece argues Aldrich backs a preordained report blaming rising costs on protectionism and merchant profits, not tariff laws, citing a Kap of money power behind political outcomes and a staged inquiry.
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Washington
United States
Nelson Wilmarth Aldrich
Rhode Island
Elkins
Aldrich
Florida
Congress
United States of America
LaFollette
Bis
Senate
Great Britain
Detroit
Windsor
Canada
Sherman
Spiel Pere
Exy
Rising Cost of Living Tied to Tariffs and Stock Watering
A argued link between higher living costs and protectionist policy is detailed, with critique of Aldrich committee reports. The text cites tabled price increases for essentials like flour eggs and coal, and contends watered stocks from tariffs inflate capitalization and consumer prices. It notes Wall Street stock watering and monopolies in sugar and steel as contributing factors.
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Wall Street
Aldrich
Sugar and Steel Trusts
Misquotation of Government Eucalyptus Publications Warned
Government officials warn that Forest Service publications on eucalyptus are misrepresented by advertisers. Circular 91 is cited as claiming California will be the sole US hardwood source, a claim not in any Forest Service material.
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Department of Agriculture
The
Forest Service
California
United States
Facta
Wilson
Census Bureau Instructions on Enumeration of Native and Foreign Born
Washington February 16 1910 instructions set by the Census Bureau detail how enumerators should record place of birth for native born residents and for foreign born persons. It covers conjugal status years of marriage and languages spoken with specifics on Poland Canada and naturalization status.
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Washington, D.C
United States
United States Census Bureau
West Virginia
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Census Bureau
Poland
Canada
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A. J. Eck
Stein
Spea
Kers. County System
Smoot
Flint
Department, of Agriculture
Eucalyptus Publications
Division of Agricultural Extension
Glencoe
Olson
Haecker
Ats
Olwon
Schwatdt
Glensoe High School
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