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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
7
Governor J A A Burnquist of Minnesota accepted an invitation to speak second for General Leonard Wood at the Republican convention after two telephone requests. The move, expected to aid Wood, may or may not increase his chances.
Notice from Courtland Minnesota village council offering 2500 dollars in negotiable bonds dated July 1 1920 with 6 percent interest. Fifty bonds of 50 each mature 1922 through 1931 are offered by sealed bids with 10 percent bid security and par value acceptance. Bids due June 21 1920 at 8:00 PM.
Probate court in Brown County issuing an order for hearing on June 21 1920 at 10 AM to appoint Wm F Stege administrator of the estate of William H Hoehne deceased. Notice to heirs and interested parties to publish weekly for three weeks in New Ulm Review.
Doctor Henrik Shipstead of Glenwood seeks the Republican nomination for governor with the endorsement of the Nonpartisan League and organized labor. A dentist by trade, he formerly served as Glenwood mayor and was in the 1917 Minnesota House. He ran for Congress in 1918 against Volstead and directed Liberty Loan and Red Cross drives during World War I, donating dental work to drafted men. He is 39, married, and supports the organized farmers and workers against despotism in Minnesota.
Miss Lily Anderson of Franklin seeks the state treasurer post at age 28 born in Franklin. Her grandfather Max Haach was killed in the southern Minnesota uprising and is inscribed on the New Ulm monument. She has led the women’s auxiliary of the American Society of Equity and served in Red Cross, district food conservation work, and helped farm duties when her brother was drafted leaving their father with a 287 acre farm and cattle.
Insects such as velvety green caterpillars on cabbage and cauliflower leaves reduce yields and raise garden effort. White butterflies lay eggs on the leaf undersides, producing caterpillars. Spray with arsenate of lead solution or arsenate mixed with soap. dust leaves with arsenate of lead and lime, best done when morning dew is present. Food plants remain safe to eat if washed before use.
The piece argues that machine politicians fear hikes against the profiteering class. It mentions Ben Zieske and family of Cobden as relatives visiting New Ulm last week and notes Mr and Mrs Irwin Alwin were Twin City visitors on Sunday.
Sealed bids for sewer construction on Valley Street from Center to Fifth in New Ulm Minnesota are due by 5 PM July 6 1920. Bids must include materials and labor estimates with a 500 cash bid security and be sealed labeled Proposal for Sewer plans available from the city engineer. The city reserves right to reject any bid.
At the Minnesota National Holstein sale in St Paul 237 cattle sold for an average of 3075 dollars, the highest national auction average for any breed. The three day event at the State Fair grounds totaled 728776 dollars, with Minnesota breeders showing strong participation and introducing new bloodlines to farms statewide.
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous membranes. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces, offering a hundred dollar reward for any cure, with circulars free from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
Local notes record visits and social news in Searles list, including Geo Heger family and Wagner relatives visiting Sleepy Eye and Rubey home, Orthel visitors from Woden Iowa, Bertha Reinartz leaving for Cobden, a District No.4 school picnic with Miss Agnes Giescke, Marie Sperl, Annie Sperl, Andrew Sperl attendance, St. Paul visitors Geo Schmitt and son, Ida Haubrich return from New Ulm, Decoration Day observed with parade to New Ulm, Geo Hahselbruck and Geo Leikam Jr. car purchases, Leo Serock trades for Nash, new birth at Sprenger home, Kloeckl family visiting Domere home, Nonpartisan League meeting well attended, Verne family trip to Arlington and Hutchinson, Werner’s return.
The speaker praises the chew for its rich tobacco taste that lingers longer than the old kind. They note the flavor remains strong and full, and argue the longer chew translates to lower costs per use.
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