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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
4
A New Ulm Review item references a youth who died by his own hand and quotes a letter urging teens to avoid late nights and saloons. It stresses family influence, staying near home, and choosing trustworthy companions to resist harmful paths. The piece links parental guidance to preventing wrecked lives.
The Commercial Bulletin urges merchants to favor small steadily increasing ad space with clear, intelligent summaries to boost sales. It notes reader education and rural routes reduce city readership. A new county jail is urged as overdue following a grand jury report. Dr J H Vogel returns from Morgan assisting Dr Z Ty Adams during a temporary absence.
The eleventh annual Charities and Correction conference in Rochester last November featured Brown County delegate Andrew J. Eckstein arguing for limited county pauper support and a county home, while W A Gates discussed the jail as crime prevention. Gates urged proper construction, sanitation, classification, and separation of prisoners to deter future crimes.
The article analyzes the tariff debate as it affects U S grain and cattle farmers. It cites potential reciprocity with Canada, Canada’s growing wheat acreage, New Zealand’s beef sourcing, and the risk to U S exports to the United Kingdom. It notes export figures for cattle and corn and warns of shifts if Britain adopts protectionist policies. It also mentions Herman Held’s missing billboards and a separate local mystery.
An advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for bleeding itching and protruding piles. A testimonial from H A Tisdale of Summerton South Carolina claims two boxes cured him eighteen months ago with no recurrence. Sold by all druggists.
Minnesota state railroad and warehouse commission settlers a compromise after a two day session lowering lumber rates 15 percent and coal rates 10 percent. The plan excludes Duluth to Twin Cities routes, preserves existing low or alternative rates, and aims for immediate relief over a lengthy court battle. Local impact includes a roughly 124 cent per ton reduction from Duluth to nearby points with further adjustments for distance. F L Murphy of St Paul noted in the report.
The June issue of the Northwestern Druggist highlights the nineteenth annual Minnesota Pharmaceutical Association convention in New Ulm. Geo A Welch extols New Ulm hospitality with detailed notes on events, guests, and locals such as O M Olsen and E A Pfefferle, plus photos of ex President Andrew J Mekstein and delegates on Turner Hall steps.
Madame Tisbella Ellen Bayeas of England reports a severe summer cold lasting through travel. She credits Peruna with rapid relief after doctors failed. The letter urges prompt treatment and notes a free book on catarrh from The Peruna Medicine Company in Columbus Ohio.
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