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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1914

Page

5

Mono type proves most wonderful type setting unit

Richard Beresford of Chicago visited New Ulm with Lanston Mono type Machine Company. The new machine, installed two months ago, impressed with its accuracy and speed as operator demonstrations included the election table in the supplement. Fogarty trained staff to master the machine, deemed capable of complex composition. The paper proclaims Mono type the only right way in printing.

Richard Beresford Chicago Lanston Monotype Machine Company New Ulm Sleepy Eye Hanska Beresford Lanston Fogarty

National road policy urged with durable, gravel options

The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce proposes a road policy balancing motorist and taxpayer needs. Build brick or concrete where demand is heavy, use gravel for lighter traffic, and extend trunk lines with durable materials. Finance via bonds or annual property taxes, employ convicts for labor, and test materials to ensure contractor compliance. A Denver campaign reports 100 farmers pledging split log drags, claiming $10,000 will vastly improve Colorado roads.

National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Iowa Ohio Denver Denver Motor Club D. Ward King Missouri Colorado

New Ulm Local Notes Highlight Community Happenings

Rev Dr C G Hohn travels to Jordan for a Sunday school convention while a St Johns Catholic picnic at Searles draws crowds. Carl Hein and Elsa prepare for a busy summer as they remain away from home. New Ulm Feed and Cereal Mill shuts for three mills under one roof to install new machinery. Rev Geo Mayer and Franz Vandersee attend a German Evangelical Synod conference in Minnesota. German Park undergoes major construction with a concrete reservoir and new band stand. A letter from Dr Davies praises University Week in New Ulm and thanks local hosts.

C. G. Hohn Jordan Ulm Geo. Mayer Franz Vandersee Eitzen Minn Minnesota German Evangelical Synod of North America Friedens Church Mayer Wandersee German Park 1St North Street

Baltic Sea history shapes Nordic power view in Scandinavia Review

An editorial in the Scandinavian Review argues the Baltic has long tied Sweden Denmark Russia and Germany in a shifting balance of power. It traces medieval to modern struggles from Viking routes to St Petersburg and Finland, noting Sweden's rise and decline and Russia's expansion, with Finland now a buffer and new shipbuilding plans using American steel.

The Scandinavian Review Baltic Sweden Finland Denmark Russia Prussia Uppsala Poland Germany Russian Empire Rurik Novgorod Kieft Valdemer the Victorious Esthenia Gulf of Finland St Petersburg Dannebrog Ars Rival Gustavus Adolphus House of Skane Malmo Peter the Great Peter Neva St. Petersburg Charles XII Sven Hedin Sverige American Steel Carnegie Steel Company Pittsburg

Danish critic Brandes praised for American lectures

Denmark’s Georg Brandes, visiting Chicago, lauded American women for beauty and independence and praised Poe, Paine, London, and Emerson. American press called him a cosmopolitan critic, while a Danish electoral reform bill advanced after Conservatives walked out. Other notes report Copenhagen streetcar tickets becoming lottery coupons, Sangerfest success in Chicago, thriving tourism in Norway, and plans for a Norwegian liquor ban. MARION S NOBELIUS.

Scandinavian Review Baltic Sea Georg Brandes Chicago Poe Thomas Paine Jack London Upton Sinclair Frank Norris Emerson Longfellow Brandes Saints Beauve Scherer Talne France Lessing Goethe Schlegel Germany Denmark Ibsen Europe England Paris London Atlantic America

Black Hills summer trip by Chicago and Northwestern Line

Advertises a summer vacation in the Black Hills and Hot Springs South Dakota with low round trip fares from June 1 to destinations in the Black Hills. Describes pleasant climate, fishing, motoring, horseback riding, and cool nights with rapid, comfortable train service and multiple routes. Addresses ticket agents for details. Also notes hospital construction progress and urges stock subscriptions and prompt payments.

Black Hills Hot Springs Chicago North Western Ry. Ady

Tickets on sale for scenic routes to national parks

Tickets on sale until September 30 to Colorado California North Pacific Coast and Yellowstone Park. Choice of scenic routes with favorable stopovers and liberal return limits. Ask your local agent of the Chicago and North Western Ry for detailed information and rates from your home station.

Colorado California North Pacific Coast Yellowstone Park Chicago and North Western Ry

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New Ulm Review New Ulm Publishing Alters City of Equitable Life Equitable Life Insurance Company of J. R. Higgs Carl Hein Elsa Carl Turnverein of Indianapolis Normal College of the North American Gymnastic Union Weiser Davies University Week James Davies Stodgellil Teberco Trist Rereer PSE Copenhagen Varios Bryan Senate Foreign Relations Committee Norway Eee Mme Inga Omer Daniels William Trondhjem Bergen Marion Nobelius Studebaker Automobiles Studebaker F. H. Retzlaff Fam So. Minn Roy L. Berg Board of Health Chicago and Northwestern Line New Union Hospital Kinilly George Gieseke, Sr North Western John Barleycoan Belfast Sumfay School
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