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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1911

Page

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One Board to Control All State Education Bill

A Minnesota House bill proposes a five member board of education to supervise all public schools except the state university. The measure abolishes existing boards and would place duties on a state superintendent, inspectors, and teachers, with a push to use Minnesota materials in state buildings and curb Indiana sourced stone.

Bt. Paul Kunze Minneapolis Faribault Owatonna Board Normal School Board Theigh School Board State Library Board Minnesota Schools For the Deaf and Blind State Board of Education Minnesota State Senate Ars State University Indiana Lee County Johnson Temperance Guv ‘Ermor Johnson Gillette Nethey Alma Kasten Wen Louis Etter H. Birassen Mrs. Evter Elio Iowa

Court House Notes Record Local Tax Collections And Visits

County Treasurer Henry J Berg gathered taxes at Comfrey Evan and Hanska with totals 0937.15 0587.12 and 9862.64. Officials and residents including Jeannette Reinhart Ed Remmela and Edward Krenz visited Mankato St Peter Sleepy Eye New Ulm and Milford as County business and political duties continued. A special County Commissioners meeting was set for March 4 at 9 A M following four ballots that elected John Henle to fill the 3rd District vacancy.

Henry J. Berg Comfrey Evan Hanska Saturda Wedar Peter Peterson Mulligan Polkow Springfield Court House Graff D. Mecklenburg Milford John Henle Silthe Eckstein Reulinesa Edward Krenz Remmela Hana Mo dJulio Bickel Sleepy Eye E. P. Bertrand Henry Hansen Peter Anthony Bekken Hai Wred Schulz Eden Emil Wilb Mueller New Ulm Gustav Dahmer Joseph Filzen Friedrich Krieger John Hansen Kjell Sleepy Fye Carl F. W. Mellinthio

Fortschritt to Change Ownership After Ernst Brandt Stepping Down

Ernst Brandt proprietor editor of Fortschritt retires after a long career. Philip Liesch of Volksblatt has an option on Fortschritt until April 1 with final sale likely. subscription list to transfer to Volksblatt, not including the Fortschritt job dept. Local notes cover weddings, funerals, auctions, visits, a depot robbery, dances, and social events.

Ernst Brandt Fortschritt Philip Liesch Volksblatt Fortschrits Joret

New Ulm Tops Co K St Peter In Rough Forfeit

Co K St Peter forfeits after rough play as New Ulm dominates 35 12 with teamwork and strong defense. Keck and Anderson led St Peter while Beck and Antony powered New Ulm scoring with Amano and Buedger strong at forward. Meantime, Mead officiated the rough second half as manager tension rose over late game calls. Next Friday, local high school meets Ascension Minneapolis at Ascension gym.

Keck St. Peter Co. A Anderson Gustavus Adolphus New Uim Antony Beck Amano Buedger J. Anderson Essling Mead St. Peter H. 3 Ulm Boys Co. K Tam Ascension Minneapolis Ascension Gymnasium

Cholera In India Traced To Early Portuguese Contact

Cholera in India was first recognized by the Portuguese in the mid sixteenth century. The disease shows a defined spread pattern, advancing at a pace comparable to a normal pedestrian journey.

India

New Spring and Summer Styles from Fashion Centers

Advertising copy promotes 72 new styles and 278 fabrics with guaranteed quality. It positions the seller as exclusive representative of a master tailoring organization, offering immediate service to solve the wearisome dress problem with the latest seasonal wear.

American Ladies Tailoring Company Aimphica

Fashionable Spring Dress Line Preview Delights Women

Promoters invite shoppers to a preview of the latest spring outfits. The message promises a chance to see what fashionable women in major cities are wearing and offers hints for a new spring wardrobe with no obligation to buy. Early attendance is urged to view the unbroken stock.

Writing Contest at Crane Bros. Store Seeks Slogan

A contest offers a $15.00 suit prize for the person who writes the words Crane Bros. Department Store on the back of a postal card. Contest closes May 1, 1911. Include your address. Second prize is $5.00 in merchandise. Use a regulation size 39-16 by 50-16 postcard.

Mesdames Samson Bingham Crono Bros. Department Store Gnu « Bros. Department Store Crane Bros. Department Store

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