Public Schools Face Space Shortage and Funding Debate
Community leaders discuss expanding Union school facilities to handle rising enrollment. Proposals include adjacent building and a smaller high school complex, with state aid increasing to 800 per year and no new taxes expected. Thecity looks to $30,000 in available funds for early construction as discussions continue.
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Union School
Albin Carbon
Hateka
Brown County Publishers Association
J. J. Green
the News
Racord
Schubert
J.J. Green
Brown County
Minn
Murther
Thal
Albin Carléon
Hunska
Aueshear Riehartz
Sywate
Buttely
Cottonwood
Wwllowing Bridge
Por Thowns
Bpringfield
Burnegis
Augustine
Peterson
Metzen
Alwin Bridges
Synsteby
Ubevin
Windhorn
Brown County Bank
State Bank of
Sleepy Bye
Merchants Bank
Springfield
Citizens Bank of Springfeld
The Century Progress and its sweeping advances
An analysis of nineteenth century achievements and the century’s impact on thought ethics and daily life. It surveys electricity gas lighting photography phonograph Roentgen rays spectrum analysis anesthetics and antiseptics, noting their reshaping of communication fire discovery and scientific theory.
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Tor Picies
The
New York Herald
Kepli
Jenyes Cepilav
Lutheran Church Meeting Reports Strong Growth and Upgrades
A Lutheran church meeting outlines a growing congregation now over 800 with rapid diversification. Improvements to church property reached about 8 000 last year and a new home church building is expected, touted as one of the finest in the region. A beautiful altar and carpet were funded by the ladies society for the worship space.
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Phe Geytin Lutheran Church
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Jng
Suate
Shyehyrehr
Rie Hirgi
Glian
Mankato
New
Mankaty
Bele
Judge Andrews
Wiuble Atorney
New Uini
Morgan Messenger
J.J. Keetsel
A. Stadiek
New Ohn
EP. Bertrand
Phic
Petsinger Bros
George Porter
Kretsch and
Stadick
Redwood Garatte
Robanson
John Crooks
George Crooks
Phi
Paxton
Albett Tay Standard
Clark Street
Broadway
Jenedn
Jno
Blaisdell
Arunkénpers
Tiis
Tim
Court Adjourns After January Term in New Ulm
The January term of district court adjourned with conviction and sentencing for grand larceny notables Charles Sherin two years four months and Herbert McLaughlin one year four months. Sherin seeks a new trial while civil cases saw two jury verdicts and several trials dismissed or continued.
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Webber
New Ulm
Charles Sherin
Herbert McLaughlin
Sherin
A. E. Soper
John von Readen
Engelbert & Schmidt
Ant. Schmitt
Beachler
Guggisberg Estate
G. F. Beachler
Ignatz Ambrosch
Herman Geske
Julia
Hansing
Ari
Hecker
C.G. Leaf
Quinlan & Erickson
Hans Wallace
Emil Blankenburg
Chas. W. Harmon
Wolfgang Schmid
C. W. Everett & Co
Minneapolis & St. Louis
John Sturm
Albert Gath
Jacob Scheiblé
Catherine Metzen
Frank and
Wilhelmine Dittcheoner
Auguste Dingler
Chas. Schreyer
Otto Schreyer
Governors and politics stir 1900 Minnesota frontier press
Reports cite John Lind as invincible governor despite rival Eustis and supporters from Clapp Heatwole. Reflections note strong republican backing, independent voter action, and local disputes shaping the 1900 campaign as newspapers discuss policy, leadership, and factional dynamics.
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van Sant
Eustis
Clapp
Heatwole
Midway News
John Lind
Jon Lind
Hnstory
Windom
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Viola Schetl
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Frankie Stenjet
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Albert Lea Standard
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Wholeepublicuo Party
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