Rain Lifts Southern Minnesota Crops in Steady Showers
Steady rain last Friday night and Saturday morning brought relief to Southern Minnesota and parts of neighboring states. Crops show improved prospects with pasture growth and harvests underway. reports from Winona, Redwood Falls, and Eau Claire note beneficial rainfall and reduced drought effects. Farmers anticipate better yields as barley, rye, oats, corn, and wheat respond, though some regions still face shortages and a late bay crop. Weather over the week remained favorable with mild temperatures and no storm damage. The fifteenth crop report from C N W railway notes overall improvement except near Eyota Winona, and fodder corn is being planted to support livestock.
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Minnesota
South Dakota
Winona
Redwood Falls
Pine County
Crow Wing
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Eau Claire
Hudson
New Richmond
Cumberland
Wis
Iowa
Chicago & Northwestern
H. J. Wagen
Eyota
County Board Approves Bridges and Finances in Brown County
The Brown County Commissioners met last Monday with all members present. They approved transferring John Torquin from district 67 to 31, awarded a two-bridge contract to Joliet Bridge Co., and recommended a new bridge in Leavenworth. They reviewed county funds totaling 45392.56, admitted Aumiller and Stubbewerner to the Poor House, and set 1910 levies for Reserve, Poor, and Road funds.
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Board of County Commissioners
Court House
John Torquinson
Lake Hanska
Bushaw
Joliet
Leavenworth
Brown Co
New Ulm
State Bank
Citizen Bank
Sleepy Eye
Sp’f'd
Comfrey
F. N
F. & M. State Bank
Sleepy Hye
Cobden
Hanska
F. N. Bank
Sp'f
Evan
Eckstein
Andrew Aumiller
Rosina Stubbeiner
Brown County
Road & Bridge Fund
Herman Nagel
Geo
Co. Ditch No
W. W. Green
Hanson & Gaylord
John Sieuse
George Boomer
John E. Guth
County Poor Fund
Rene
State of Minnesota
S.ceeseeeecces
Lind Declines Democratic Nomination for Governor
John Lind denied any possibility of seeking the Democratic nomination for governor. He spoke after a letter to party chairman Frank A Day, and before leaving for Portland, Oregon, stressing that he will not be a candidate. He added, I can say nothing emphatic or definite beyond confirming he will not enter the race.
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John Lind
Lind
Frank A. Day
State Central Committee
Portland
Ore
National Guard Second Regiment Camp at Lake View
Minnesota National Guard Second Regiment prepares for Lake View encampment July 14 23 with Co A and the Second Regiment Band forming part of the unit. The annual contest for infantry regiments follows encampment with prizes including a gold medal and a $250 loving cup awarded by the governor's staff.
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Minnesota National Guard
Lake View
Socialism debated at Minnesota Christian Endeavor convention
Mankato Minnesota. About 400 visitors attend the Minnesota State Christian Endeavor convention at Mankato Presbyterian church. A. D. Thayer of Mankato a Christian Socialist seeks to bring Socialism into the program despite efforts to avoid such topics. Rev. H Hubbell of Adrian Michigan presided at the opening session. Mayor J E Meyer and local business representatives welcomed guests at a banquet in the Methodist church parlors later that evening.
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Mankato
Minn
Minnesota
Christian Endeavor
Mankato Presbyterian Church
Pirates Put Up Classy Game At Fair Grounds
Kuester pitched superbly as the Pirates beat Mankato 4 to 2 at the Fair Grounds. Mankato scored first, Pirates answered in the third and fourth, two runs in the sixth by Kleinschmidt’s double and a sequence of hits and errors. Burk stood out at first with two singles. both teams hurt themselves on the bases. Next Sunday New Ulm visits Springfield on the local grounds with R Schneider and Nuessle pitching. both teams carry similar records.
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Kuester
Pirates
Mankato
Fairgrounds
Kleinschmidt
Kuesters
Burk
A. HE
New Ulm
Springfield
R. Schneider
Nuessle
City Council Delays Improvements for New Lutheran College
The council weighs water supply, sewer, and Center street sidewalk for Dr. M Luther Collegs relocation. Public baths proposal by George Eberle discussed. butcher shop sewer connection requested to curb sanitary issues. Lighting rules set for Minnesota Street and bids approved for street grading. June finances show receipts of 12,396.70 and expenditures 7,075.58 with a city treasury balance of 39,021.48.
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M. Luther Collegs
College
Lutheran Minnesota Synod
A. F. Zich
Sleepy Eye
F. Koebler
Nicollet
Prof
Ackermann
F.H. Retzlaff
Center Street
George J. Eberle
Eberle
Emil G. Hage
Brown County Bank
Hage
Center St
Minnesota Street
Minnesota St
Minnesota
E. H. Haeberle
North
John H. Forster
G. F. Dongus
F. J. Backer
Wicherski
Minnesota Fire Insurance Dept Bulletin Highlights 1910
The Des Moines Fire Insurance Company withdraws from Minnesota while Minnesota Mutual Fire Insurance Co reclaims excess funds and updates policies. Midland Life Association reincorporates on Legal Reserve plan. New licenses granted to Standard Marine Insurance Company and Merchants Fire Assurance Corp. Minnesota 1909 fire premiums totaled 8,658,171.52 with per capita losses varying. European per capita costs cited. John A. Hartigan, Commissioner of Insurance.
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Des Moines Fire Insurance Company
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Minnesota Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Midland Life Association of
St. Paul
Standard Marine Insurance Company, Ltd
Liverpool
England
Merchants Fire Assurance Corporation
New York
N. Y
Europe
Italy
Minneapolis
United States
John A. Hartigan
Golden Jubilee Preparations for Young America Festival
Young America, a thriving city on the M and St L, readies a golden jubilee on August 27 and 28. Committees negotiate with the Second Regiment Band and the New Ulm Maennerchor to perform, but acceptance by local groups is not yet confirmed.
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Young America
Second Regiment Band
New Ulm Maennerchor
Fatal Automobile Accident Recalls Early County History
William J. Jewett of Mankato dies from injuries after an auto crash on the Madison Lake road. The death recalls Blue Earth County history, including the 1865 massacre of the Jewett family near Garden City. Born 1862, Jewett was 48, survived by his Pioneer parents in Blue Earth County.
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Mankato
William J. Jewett
Madison Lake Road
Stahl
Jewett
Garden City
Campbell
Good Thunder
Boston
Glaser Penkert Wedding at Holy Trinity Church
Miss Anna Penkert and Joseph Glaser wed Tuesday morning at Holy Trinity Church with Rev. Heinz officiating. Attendants were Theresa Glaser and Bertha Penkert. best men Frank Penkert and Frank Roesch. A lavish repast followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wehzel Penkert. The groom works in tailoring in this city and they will live at the Blanchard house. The Review extends its best wishes.
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Anna Penkert
Joseph Glaser
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Heinz
Theresa Glaser
Bertha Penkert
Frank Penkert
Frank Roesch
Wehzel Penkert
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Crop Report
Springfeld
Third Ward
National Guard
Lakeview
Bart
City Council
King Man
J. Havenstein Jr
W.E. Koch
E. Smalllat
G. Ravenstein
H. Meyer
A. Everling
Windhorn
Jos. Smasal
W. Pfaender
O. Oswald
J. Schrod
B. Gebser
J. Mubs
Fr. Grebe
Wetree
Ace Department Bulletin
Wm. J. Jewett
Blue Earth County
Glaser-Penkert
Ottomeyer
Welave
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