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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
4
The New Ulm Review discusses post lecture reflections urging practical use of suggestions shared by speakers. It criticizes the lack of a public library, promotes German folk song study, vocational education, public question discussion, and using schools as social centers to foster democracy.
Maurice L. Flagg spoke on Arts and Crafts in Germany and urged organizing a lacemaking colony here to preserve lace making. He argued the city’s lace is valued but needs worker input, a supportive market, and fair pay to sustain the art amid market pressures and individual self interest.
Miss Augusta Mettle visiting nurse spoke on Infant Welfare noting that city supervision of future citizens will begin early. She predicted health bureaus to educate mothers and caregivers, and within a decade state provision for dependent children during helpless periods if families cannot provide care. The talk anticipates broader reforms shaping child welfare.
A long feature urges public welfare efforts for child health, better feeding, and hygiene. It praises Dr Anna Norris on sex hygiene and Dr Craig on drama's social influence, and advocates cooperative business to boost New Ulm's economy and curb vandalism while stressing community unity and youth guidance.
The text argues that women in other cities serve effectively in sanitary work and proposes selecting the Health Board's third member from local club women. It claims such a move would foster cooperation among civic forces and prompts women’s clubs to assist in solving city problems.
The author notes people ignore signs on fences and stables because ads may be outdated. A current newspaper advert signals the business is active, while stale notices imply the firm is defunct. This distinction helps readers judge ad credibility and relevance.
The document presents a bank statement for Brown County Bank New Ulm including assets, cash on hand, reserve requirements, deposits, and liabilities. Signed by bank officers including A. Pritche, president, and Hage Carter, cashier, with dates in June.
Fairfax Standard reports a large crowd at the Fairfax carnival and baseball game against Bird Island and New Ulm. New Ulm won 20 to 6, with Phil Ploof and Ed Friedl starring. Bird Island consisted of players from nearby towns.
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