Courtland Visitors and Community Events This Week
Courtland residents host and visit relatives with several social notes. A Friday barn raising signals ongoing building, and a Sunday picnic baseball game opens at 2 PM. A kidney medicine endorsement is cited and a lengthy piece discusses local tax assessment boards and steps to fix inequities during their June meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bernhart
Jobo
Mankato
Geo. T. Olsen
St. Peter
Courtland Town Board
New Ulm
Henry Becker, Jr
Madison
S. D
Martin Spoering
John Schmitz
Dakota County
Henry Heerman
Fred Precht
St. Clair
Lottie Richmond
Mason City
Iowa
Frank Gilley
Waterdown
J.P. Graf
Max Burg
New ‘Lm
Ernst Gleseke
New ‘Ulm
H. E. Stellmacher
Taxation in Minnesota Assessors Finish Valuing Property
The fourth Monday of June marks completion of property valuations for taxation. Local boards of review will examine the assessor’s rolls for each district, aim to equalize the assessments, and add any omitted property to the rolls.
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Boards of Review
Board of Review
Indescribable and Inimitable Art Qualities Discussed
A Berlboer Magazine Q and A with Walter Pach on Pierre Auguste Renoir, noting art must be describable and inimitable. The painter cites color choice as spontaneous, rejects rules, and compares Notre Dame and the Pantheon to Gothic architecture where individuality in each element matters.
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Pierre Auguste Revoir
Walter Pachis Berlboer
Eiffel Tower
Notre Dame
Pantheon
Rome
Naples
Kidney Pills Save Akron Woman Big Doctor’s Bill
Mrs. J. E. Henry of Akron Michigan credits Fole’s Kidney Pills with easing kidney trouble after nearly doubling up pains. She tried a sample with no benefit before buying a bottle and believes the product saved her a large medical bill. O. M. Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Henry
Akron Mich
Abe
M. Olsen
Bridge Score Insight Quietly Revealed in Washington Star
A Washington Star excerpt quotes a man asking about social problems and a tractable reply about learning to keep score in a bridge game. The dialogue suggests a light, ironic take on social progress and personal conduct, with emphasis on practical skill and restraint.
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Washington Star
Political caution in a child’s question
A scene captures a father gently warning his young son not to discuss politics. The playful line about the “Forty Thieves” and the newspaper tone hint at a broader satire or comic strip context.
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Clarence
Papa
Mr. Callipers
Puck
Rambler Factory Repair Parts Cost
A factory produced twenty two thousand Rambler motor cars and the average repair part cost per car last year was twelve dollars and ninety cents. The figure reflects ongoing efficiency in spare parts usage and supports steady production economics.
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Rambler
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Pioneer Drug
Courtland
Fred Schroeder
Crandon, S. D
Lela Love
Wiley Love
Convens
Foley
C. M. Olsen
Gaspane
Fenilly
Minnesota
Local Board of Review
Ninth St
Victor J. Evans & Co, W.cn
Emil F. Buenger
Kraling & Hartman
Brown County
Minn
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