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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1918
Page
7
A Wartime political appeal asserts equal protection under law for all, urges sacrifice to support democracy and humanity, notes women’s war work aiding suffrage, defends Minnesota against national criticism, and proclaims loyalty as true American patriotism. Prepared for W. L. Comstock Campaign Committee by L. L. Champlin, chairman, Mankato Minnesota.
In the 4th District Nicollet County towns Ridgely West Newton Lafayette and Brighton unite to urge voter turnout at the June primaries. The call for support emphasizes local participation and civic duty ahead of the election.
Sleepy Eye Advance reports a local candidate, Sleepy Futs, long time City Recorder, seeks the Register of Deeds nomination. H C Peters is also urged as a capable, honest contender. Foleron of Sleepy Eye is urged to run again, praised for long service and civic roles.
A. B. Dorn announces his candidacy for Representative of Brown County and asks citizens for their vote at the primary on June 17. He pledges to provide all the people a square deal if elected.
Political advertisement by Louis Spelbrins seeks support from Non-partisan League voters in Brown County for the Upcoming Primaries on June 17. He highlights a record of public service and pledges to back the tonnage tax and farmers hail insurance law, urging votes and assistance.
A candidate announces their bid for Brown County Register of Deeds asking for support and votes from voters. The notice presents no further details on platform or background.
The notice announces a candidate for Register of Deeds in Minnesota Brown County and details court summons in a real estate case with multiple defendants. It also covers probate actions for Katie Wiedenmann and Margaretha Wiedenmann, including administration, claims deadlines, and hearings scheduled in New Ulm.
A consumer note extols a fruit laxative for children showing fussiness fever and constipation. It claims swift action on stomach and bowels and urges mothers to keep a bottle handy urging readers to ask their druggist for Syrup of Flares for all ages.
The Town Board of supervisors of Lafayette will meet June 10 1918 at 10:00 A M at the Town Clerk's office to receive bids for a new steel and concrete bridge near John Huelskamp. Plans and specifications are available at the Town Clerk's office. A 10 percent certified check must accompany bids. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Henry Simmet Town Clerk.
The article notes substantial rains leaving fields ready for mowing while roads gain higher ditches. A large barn dance occurred at Harvey Wellner’s new barn with a strong turnout. Anton Meidl owns a new Reo and Ed Altmann, Bill Meidl, and John Altmann toured to Redwood. Additional items mention a car mishap, a Bierangel dance, a windmill for Courtland-Brighton Pasturing Co., and gasoline sprinkled on roads.
Mrs E D Price returns from California after two months with daughter Mary. Mrs Peter Roberts of Mankato visiting Cambria. Mr and Mrs Wm Henry Jones of Butternut visit Ben and Mrs Tanley. Norma and Robert Hughes back from Sleepy Eye after week with Aunt E L Harris. H R Hughes journeys to Gary. J E Thomas and Swan Danielson go to Mankato for tractor repairs. Esther Bowen’s parcel shower at E L Harris home June 6. Evan Roberts family attend graduation in Mankato. Dora Roberts goes to North Dakota for two months with sister Will Evans. Mrs Anne Luedke of Garvin visiting Will Evans. Mrs Morgan Evans listed as sick. Cambria crowd at Lake Crystal Stamps drive. Rev J M Bain of Mankato to preach at Woodman Hall Sunday June 16.
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