Political Strife and Light Plant Troubles in New Ulm
In New Ulm the paper surveys internal party rifts over abolition and conservatism, naming figures and factions. It then shifts to a debate on city electricity, noting outdated dynamos, proposed upgrades costing up to 830,000, and potential power options from Redwood Falls, Zumbro, and nearby municipalities, urging thorough investigation before spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surceil
Redwood Falls
Springfield
Consumers Power Company
Maoksto
Blue Earth
Rapidao
Mankato
Street Railway
Wasecat
Rochester
Zumbro Power Company
Sto Thoroly
Bovn
New Ulm
Peace by Education and the Call to a Gentler Nation
A defense of education and early childhood nurturing as paths to peace. The piece condemns war and mobilization, urging humanity through compassionate upbringing, pet care, and instruction in truth and service. It argues for a new creed of mutual helpfulness leading to a brotherhood among people and a future without war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derk
Weeso
Bis
Cain
Winter Care Advice On Diphtheria Prevention In 1911 Minnesota
Public health guidance warns against kissing or handling a baby during diphtheria outbreaks. Keep the infant warm and dry, feed nourishingly, and seek immediate medical care for sore throats. Discuss antitoxins, isolation, and sanitation, with emphasis on avoiding contagion and reporting to health authorities.
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Perenu
Pete
Sundeo
Yosger
Minnesota
Sesson
Board of Health
A Chance to Get Reference Books For Study
The State Board of Visitors offers its sociological library to students of institutional management and social sciences. A reference room at the Old Capitol provides free access to shelves and librarian assistance. Patrons may borrow many books and pamphlets on topics from criminology to social welfare for study.
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State Board of Visitors For Publie Institutions
Old Capitol
Jessie Rhodes
Feld of Charities and Correction
Sud
State Board Eyes Library Expansion For Public Institutions
The text describes plans for enlarging a state library funded by the Board for Public Institutions. It notes the legislature will be asked to appropriate funds to maintain and improve the library’s value for social welfare, education, and study across the state. Students and clubs would gain access to an extensive reference collection through the State Board of Visitors at St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie
State Board of Visitors For
Oud Caphol
St Paul
New Ulm In Memory Of Our Heritage And Homes
A poetic remembrance of New Ulm celebrating its German founders and early river valley life. The verse recalls oak and cottonwood vistas, mills and parks, and the loss of old dwellings to schools and churches. It celebrates rivers, sacred sites, and the enduring heritage carried by New Ulm residents.
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Minnesota
Real estate sale listing for New Ulm property and Essig
The undersigned offers for sale multiple lots in New Ulm including several historic block and street designations and a modern eight room dwelling on Washington Street near the New Ulm High School. Also the former Fr Rose property in Essig and a general willingness to buy and sell real estate. Apply to Julius Krause for details.
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New Ulm
Center St
Cut The High Cost Of Living Ad Promises Cough Relief
An advertisement from W. H. Chapman of Winnebago Nebraska extols Fries's Bovey and Tar Compound as a cure for children’s coughs without opiates. O M Olesn endorses the remedy noting it saved a doctor’s bill and claims quick relief, urging buyers to obtain a bottle locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Chapman
Winnebago
Neb
O. M. Olesn
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New Ulm Review
Fishing
Cémpaar
Officis
Liovoln
Louis Gabe Democrat
William H. Begardler
Livovla
Ligvyia
Seward Low
Bryan Ia
Uulusivu Sud
Aduitulyaradua
Guy
Peace
Board OF Visitors Library
Aarlog
West
Valiey
Bill
Ulm
Adowa
Hunter's Reas
Point Lookout
Fritcche
Burt
Bere
F.H. Retzlaff
New Ulm, Minn
State Bank OF
Emil F. Buenger
New Ulm Hardware Co
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