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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
6
An advertisement touts Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a remedy for kidney and bladder ailments affecting both men and women. It claims the product provides mild immediate relief, offers free samples and a pamphlet, and instructs readers to send for information to Binghamton New York.
A monumental irrigation dam in the Salt River Valley Arizona rises 284 feet and spans nearly a quarter mile. Built at 9.75 million dollars, it creates America’s largest water reservoir and a new southwest power network from an extensive canal and power plant feeding a 50 mile irrigation reach. The project delivers power equivalent to 4,200 horses, lights Roosevelt town, and drives cement mills and drills while supporting vast agricultural expansion.
The Salt and Verde rivers create a vast irrigation scheme covering 2000 square miles with a dam rising 284 feet and 1,080 feet long. Construction began Sept 20, 1906 using masonry arch design and gravity section, backed by rock and gravel fill. The project aims to water 25,000 farms, supporting about 125,000 people, with expected annual crops worth $25 to $168 per acre.
New York June 11 Charles H. K. Heike white haired secretary of American Sugar Refining convicted on one count conspiracy to defraud customs dues on sugar. Ernest W. Gerbracht former superintendent Williamsburg refinery convicted on all six counts. James F. Bendernagel acquittal verdict seven to five. retrial ordered. Trial began May 16 with six defendants. three minor aides pled guilty after testimony.
Washington reports the committee on Indian affairs ordered a favorable report on a bill to open 3,00000 acres of land in the diminished Crow reservation in Montana. The measure provides land classification, appraisal, and pricing.
A June Seattle blaze on the northern waterfront swept six city blocks, burned wooden buildings across about twenty acres, caused a stated loss of $1,000,000 and left 500 people homeless. The fire started near Railroad Avenue and Battery Streets and intensified with winds from a hurricane. The report also includes scattered market quotes from Chicago and notes on concrete construction projects and canal work.
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