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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1908
Page
4
The New Ulm Review is identified as the official paper of New Ulm Minnesota and entered as second class matter at the local post office on January 8, 1908.
The Anoka Union calls for 75,000 Republicans to stand by the ticket in 1908, but the New Ulm Review answers that voters now demand substance before support. The piece notes distrust of bosses, warns about corrupt conventions, and cites figures like Rip Brower and Bryan while local readers debate presidential convention loyalties and local candidates.
Minnesota opens its new tubercular sanitarium in Walker for early stage patients with hope of cure, under Dr. Weiser’s role in construction. Admission requires one year state residence. weekly state charge set at seven dollars. The facility aims to aid self sustaining recovery rather than serve as a hospital for the hopeless.
The bishop of London argued against compulsory Sunday closing and other blue laws, saying moral improvement comes from appealing to interest rather than force. He cited New York attempts to restrict Sunday activities, noting they did not boost church attendance and instead boosted saloon business, and warned against severe temperance measures by government. He urged tolerance for non abstainers and criticized prohibition as fostering hypocrisy.
A dialogue about securing a comfortable living through a rich father. One speaker notes the idea, the other asks how to obtain such support, reflecting humor and social commentary on wealth and advantage.
Wisconsin democrats prepare to elect delegates to the national convention in February while a Johnson boom gains momentum among supporters.
A Louisville Courier Journal quote contrasts an artist told he wastes time with his reply that he sells pictures. A proverb laments misjudged effort and hints at risk taking as a path to big money.
A local dealer markets about 145 new pianos and twenty organs plus used stock and discontinued styles at steeply reduced prices. Highlights include uprights from 95 to 187 and cabinet grands up to 600 with monthly payment options and a lifetime wear guarantee or money back.
Many pianos and organs offered at deep discounts with various case woods and conditions. Prices range from $95 to $227 with cash and monthly payment plans. call early for best selection and learn about additional organ deals priced from $5 to $35 with monthly terms.
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