New Ulm Review Published by New Ulm Publishing Co
Publication notice for the New Ulm Review issued by New Ulm Publishing Company dated Wednesday January 20 1909. Mention of mailing through the New Ulm Minnesota post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1909
Page
4
Publication notice for the New Ulm Review issued by New Ulm Publishing Company dated Wednesday January 20 1909. Mention of mailing through the New Ulm Minnesota post office as second class matter.
Professor William Sumner argues for absolute freedom of trade with Canada in the New York Herald. He claims economic integration across North America, taxing by tariff harms shared development, and that Canada holds coal lumber and metals needed by the United States. The piece discusses tonnage taxes, revenue stability, and compares ad valorem systems to ore-based taxes amid iron and steel market fluctuations.
An article arguing for a New Ulm public library as a vital civic asset. It details the library’s educational and moral value, its role in uniting residents, aiding workers and youth, and promoting culture. It cites dairy industry notes and local figures, then includes broader political commentary and regional news snippets.
At the Lafay ette Bernadette Creamery annual meeting Alex Johnson praised patrons for using whole milk butter making. He noted creamery butter superiority in state scoring contests and highlighted two distinct competitions as proof.
A collection of concise aphorisms exploring human behavior and social quirks. Witty lines touch on liquor, laughter, age secrecy, deaf mutes, reform, language mastery, heroism, and daily labor, ending with a humorous jab about a janitor’s modest pay and impact.
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