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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1906
Page
8
A church decree outlines Lent fasting rules with allowances for workers. It permits meat on most days under a papal indult for laborers, limits meals to one main repast and a small evening collation, and enables dispensation for the young ill elderly and those in hardship.
Frank Buelow and party recount a trip to Acapulco Land Co. in Mexico where a resident physician billed R600 for a day of service after a traveler fell ill. After protests, the bill was reduced to R350. The party also notes rich mineral prospects with iron ore copper and possible silver and gold.
Brown County Journal reports sugar cost claims while J B McNeill of Sleepy Eye defends prices. He asserts sugar sold for 6.68 per 100 pounds and cites two public communications the Journal allegedly did not publish. McNeill notes 1905 sales rose over 26 percent from 1904 and questions the Journal's motive.
County funds show $39,016.66 collected by County Treasurer John Schneider for the Nov 1 to Mar 1 period, indicating prompt tax payments and few delinquent accounts. County Auditor Vogel forwards returns to the state department first, a practice noted as unusually smooth and efficient. The report also lists bowling standings and marriage licenses among the day’s local notices.
The Eagles and K P bowling teams played a tight match on Henle alleys with the Knights winning two games by narrow margins and the Eagles taking the final. K P totaled 2302 pins, 150 ahead of their rivals as Eagles and others posted strong scores from Dr Mueller to H Raabe.
Excur sion tickets at greatly reduced rates to Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Manitoba Western Ontario Saskatchewan and Alberta via the North Western Line. Weekly sale dates March and April list specific Tuesdays and Sundays with standard and tourist sleeping cars and free declining chair cars. Tickets available through Chicago and North Western agents.
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