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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1909

Page

5

Forward-looking 1909 forecast on future innovations

The New Ulm Review cites Edison predicting dramatic advances over the next decades including architectural growth, talking pictures, electric railways, airborne mail, electric fertilizer from air nitrogen, enhanced waterpower use, aerial navigation, improved public health, and higher machine efficiency, with a note on today’s machinery being only about ten percent perfect.

Rome Carthage Edison New York Times

Minnesota Legislature Names Committee Chairmen In New Session

The Minnesota legislature opened with Lt Gov Eberhart presiding in the senate and A J Rockne of Zumbrota as speaker. Sneaker Rockne named committee chairs including Rines Mora for Corporations Stuart Windom for Rules Putnam Red Wing for Appropriations Gates Kenyon for Public Health Bicknell St Paul for Judiciary Robertson Argyle for Education Nolan Grand Meadow for Express Telegraph and Electric Lines Rowe St Paul for Game and Fish White Hi River for Reapportionment Mackenzie Gaylord for Temperance Allen Minneapolis for University Handlan St Paul for Claims Congdon Duluth for Public Accounts and Expenditures Dorsey Glencoe for Military Affairs Anderson Lakeland for State Prison and Reformatory Spooner Morris for Binding Twine Plant Dalsell Morton for Taxes Johnson Minneapolis for General Legislation Kneeland Minneapolis for State Fair Wallace Minneapolis for Insurance Hauyland Montevideo for Railroads Christen son St Paul for Commerce and Retail Freight Holmberg Rengals for Airy and Livestock Wes tcott West St Paul for Elections Nolan Grand Meadow for Municipal Legislation Adams Fergus Falls for Banks and Banking. Complaints reach police about Rev William A Sunday's revival sermons in Spokane using language that would upset veterans, with Spokane supposedly paying more than grand opera prices.

Minnesota Eberhart Senate A.J. Rockne Zumbrota House Sneaker Rockne Rines Mora Rules Stuart Windom Putnam Red Wing Gates of Kenyon Bicknell St. Paul Robertson Argyle Nolan Grand Meadow Rowe White Hie River Temperance Mackenzie Gaylord University Allen Minneapolis Handlan Congdon Duluth Dorsey Glencoe Anderson Lakeland Spooner of Morris Dalsell Morton Johnson Kneeland Wallace Hauyland

Fraudulent seed trade harms American farmers exposed

Robert Shackleford in the Saturday Evening Post traces a web of fraud across Argentina and North America. He details how Argentine wool scraps and Canadian grass seed are repackaged as authentic Kentucky products and sold at inflated prices, harming clover, alfalfa, and poultry crops. The piece warns farmers to avoid buying seeds from strangers and highlights the broad, deceitful tactics used by seed dealers.

Argentina Germany United States George Ade Swat Canada Kentucky Europe Uncle Sam New York Robert Shackleford Saturday Evening Post

Governor Johnson Seeks Minnesota University Presidency

Washington correspondent reports Gov. Johnson urged President to leave office and head Minnesota's university, while the president declined, citing Africa. The piece frames a playful view of two powerful men as “two boys” amid political notes on 1908 expenditures, local names, and Johnson's inauguration in Minnesota.

Washington The Houston Chronicle Africa Guv. Johnson Minnesota

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Internal Remedy

An advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. It presents Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood-targeting formula, nonquack medicine, prescribed by top physicians, with testimonials and free samples. Also notes Northwestern Hide & Fur Co. in Minneapolis buying hides and furs at high prices.

Hall Sears Cnexky & Co Draxeisin Northwestern Hide & Fur Co Minneapolis

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