New Ulm Politics and Editorials Roundup 1900
A collection featuring candidate announcements for Minnesota offices including Brown County positions, plus editorials on tariff revision trusts and the rise of catalogue houses. Authors discuss Republican nominees for judge and district offices, rural-urban economic tensions, and the value of primary elections in shaping representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Gibreck
Ido
United States
Gilbergutti
Lhereby
New Ulm
Minn
Jos. A. Eckstein
State Development and the Farmer’s Role in Minnesota
The author argues genuine state development comes from farmers owning and prospering on their land. Each town county and village should strive to be the best, with thriving farms, schools, and local commerce. Universal pride and home patronage would prevent outmigration, ensuring Minnesota remains the top state without heavy advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot
Abraham
J Ts
Thord
Minnesota
Golden Gate Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Isaac Martine of Sleepy Eye visited here with relatives and friends last week. A Sleepy Eye group picnic at Von Hagen summer home. Miss Alma Heimerdinger returned to New Ulm after visiting Golden Gate relatives. Chas Werting and wife hosted relatives in New Ulm. Beatrice Prendergast of St Paul visited Mrs Wm Cutting. Golden Gate Gun Club gathered at Edward Grimes home. Mrs Schellhaus and daughter of Winona stayed with Carl Battig. Mrs Angus McLeod spent part of week at Mankato. Roy Palmer of Sleepy Eye visiting friends nearby. John Garrioch and wife visited relatives in New Ulm. Mrs Wm Pollen of Fort Ridgely visited Friday. Bruce Kennedy of New Ulm called on friends. Supt John Cutting of Sleepy Eye spent part of the week nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate
Isaac Martine
Sleepy Eye
von Hagen
Alma Heimerdinger
New Ulm
W. H. Raverty
Chas, Werting
Beatrice Prendergast
St. Paul
Wm. Pollen
Fort Ridgely
Bruce Kennedy
New U Im
John Cutting
Sleepy Hye
Meyer and Schroeder Welcome Newborns in City
On Sunday July 15, 1906 Rev. and Mrs G Meyer welcomed a daughter while Mr and Mrs Hermann Schroeder welcomed a son, both in this city.
Property Listings and Ads From Early 1900s Spec Ads
Mixed notices advertise property for rent and sale across streets and blocks, including Jamison, Hetlinger, Ambrosch, and Goode parcels with lot and block designations. Also offers for farms, and 200 acre Mulligan township land at 340.00 per acre, plus a Bucklen’s Arnica Salve testimonial and various excursion and rail tickets to Clear Lake, Lake Washington, and the Northwest region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamison
Hetlinger
Ambrosch
Minnesota Street
Wm. H. Goode
Jefferson Street
Center Street
North
Minnesota Str
Mulligan
Albert Steinhauser
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Uim Review
The
New Uim Publishing Company
Hodges de Brooks
NewLilu
Brown County
Prisnerien
Rg Shenry J. Berg
I. M. Olsen
Theodore Pro Ureten
Roosevelt
Court of the Ni ‘Ath Judicial
Ben Jam F. Webher
Louis G. VooRr
Minneapolis
National Hotel
Silverson
Electoral College
Scientific Americatt
Saeptifio Soumal
Yack Munn KC
Matt J. Johnson
Boldiby
J. H. Forster
Judge Webber
O. M. Olsen
Louis Ambrosch
Wm. Pfaender
Chicago
Bednine
Trenty
A. M. Bruce
Farmville
M. Olsen
Market Report
Lake Shetek Tracy
North-Western Line
Lake Shetek
Current Lake
Lake Siegel
Fremont
Lake Sarah
Bear Lake
Long Lake
Buffalo Lake
Iron Lake
Beauty Lake
Willow Lake
Lake Isabella
Clear Lake
Waseca
Chicago & North- Western R’y
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Omaha
Neb
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Chicago & North
Ray
Minobepasis
Mississippi Valley
W. B. Eiiskern
W. B'y
Chicago and
North-Western
Lake Washington
St. Peter
Eagle Lake
Kasota
Stesin Yacht
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Graham
Butler
Bingham Bros
Coal & Lira
Iee Crean
H. Held
Center St
Stuebe Bros
N. Allen
Kerr
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