New Vinegar Law Revised By State Officials
State food department prosecutes sellers of white vinegar mixed with coloring water claiming cider vinegar. New rule bans artificial coloring and caps penalties at 24 to 75 dollars or up to ninety days in jail. Aut he parties may still produce vinegar from pure apple juice or other approved bases.
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Food Department
Jone Ist
Library Opens With New Hours And Light Aid
At a Friday library board meeting the library will open to the public with evenings from 7 to 8 pm and Miss Bertha Schmidt resumes as librarian. The electric light committee offers free lighting, the board declines a donation, and new books are expected alongside current literature from publishers and friends. Eagle Mill loses a baseball game 10 to 11 to a picked-up nine, notable one-hand catch by A P Boock. New Ulm fire department elects delegates to the Minnesota State Firemen’s convention in Brainerd, with Chief Henry Engel and Wm. Herman representing the department and Fred Wandersee as alternate.
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Library Board
Bertha Schimdt
State Library
Eagle Mill
Win. Mather
Spaeth
Bleck
Bierbaum
A. P. Boock
North Star
New
Interfered With an Officer in Poundmaster's Case
Anton Martinka was arrested last Friday on a complaint by Poundmaster John Nun for interfering with an officer in discharge of duties. Nun seized a horse belonging to Martinka's employer. Martinka obstructed him, pleaded guilty in Judge Mrandt's court, and was fined 810 plus costs totaling 13.85, lenient on first enforcement. Nun has past trouble with similar incidents and vows no future leniency.
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Anton Martinka
John Nun
Martinka
Nun
Register row shows McMillan name on hotel log raises questions
Fragmented report claims Sheriff McMillan appears on a Saturday hotel register amid accusations of misconduct over prisoner murder case. Officials deny the entry mirrors a supposed sleep event, noting investigators found no room booked before Sunday morning. State Governor Van Sant to probe.
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John McMillan
St. Peter
Astoria Hotel
Tanke
Gov. van Sant
St. Paul
Jascube
NcMillan
Anis
Forsythe
Yanke
Globe
McMillan
Porsythe
Williams
Jef
Jon McMillian
McMillan and
Gov
van Sant
Astoria
Sherif McMillan
Sheriff Forsythe
Sheriff McMillan
Pye Reat
Hartman headquarters echo on catarrh cures
A newspaper contributor attends Dr. Hartman’s clinic, noting his extensive staff. The piece argues catarrh is chronic inflammation of mucous linings across organs and asserts Peruna’s remedies cure catarrh wherever located, promoting Peruana Tea and Pills from The Peruits Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio.
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Intel
Dr. Hartman
Bright
Health and Beauty
Peruits Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Rounding Up Night Saloons and Train Schedule Shifts
A contemporaneous report notes patrol officers observing suspects near saloons through the night and recounts a suspect being handcuffed only when unseen. The piece also details timetable changes for the Minneapolis and St Louis TR lines with earlier departure times and special excursion notices for the St James Carnival.
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Minneapolis
Sir Louis TR
St. Parl
St. James
Minneapolis and
St. Lewis
Tates
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