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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
5
The issue notes European tomato seed oil production and its impact on cottonseed oil, citing Parma Italy figures and potential industrial uses. It also criticizes Alaska governance, and laments shifts away from reading aloud and family discussion, urging improvement of home life to support children’s scholastic success and moral digestion.
The Minnesota Tribune argues for stronger state action to curb stock frauds. It notes the Post Office reports over 75 million dollars bilked from the public and cites Kansas licensing as a successful, strict model. The piece urges Minnesota to adopt rigid licenses for securities sellers to deter corruption.
A Minneapolis committee on school failure traced the issue to home conditions not teachers or pupils. It found broken family routines with irregular meals and parents often away, while youths spent evenings seeking amusement outside the home, hinting at broader social factors behind grades.
A Brown County voter notice announces George Ross as a candidate for re election for the Democratic nomination for Judge of Probate subject to the primary election approval. He respectfully solicits votes and support. September 17.
President Vincent awarded diplomas to graduates and teacher certificates to Normal pupils as most staff prepared to travel home for summer. Several instructors announced new posts in Minnesota and nearby towns, with details on replacements and summer plans across multiple districts.
The Minnesota Alumni of New Ulm held a banquet in Turner Hall Dutch Room. The U shaped tables featured amilax and irises with golden candles. Dempsey acted as toastmaster. Mayor Fritsche, Supt Hess, and President Vincent delivered responses for city schools and the university.
The candidate announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the Brown County Treasurer in the upcoming primary on September 17, 1912. He asks voters for their support and signs the notice respectfully.
Charles Silverson underwent an operation at his home last Sunday with Dr. Ettel of Minneapolis and Dr. Strickler as surgeons. he is reportedly improving well. A. J. Daley from Lavern has entered the Republican race for Congress in this district and filed the required affidavit. he aims to win in primaries and in the fall election. Sixty-one boys and seventy-seven girls made their first communion at Holy Trinity Church last Sunday with Rev. Schlinkert, Fr. Wagner, and Fr. Schott. The New Ulm Fire Department elected delegates for the State Firemen’s Convention in Minneapolis June 11–13: Heary Engel, John F. Hergog, W.ff. Gioncko, Henry Groebner, M. Heppert, Frank Niemann, Otto Seiter, Henry Strunk, Geo. Polta. At Schell’s Hall the German American Alliance elected officers: Pres. L. A. Fritsche. 1st Vice Pres. Chas. Hauenstein. 2nd Vice Pres. E. J. Buehrer. Secy. Otto Meyer. Fin. Secy. Otto Tappe. Treas. John H. Forster. delegates to German Day include L. A. Fritsche, Frank Burg, John H. Forster, W. F. Blauert, Otto Tappe, Chas. Lindemann, Julius Berndt, Emil Wicherski, Chas. Havenstep, J. Buehrer, Otto Meyer.
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