08 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1911
Page
1
Vague OCR fragment mentions Valetian cameras and notes about a journey or event on Bill Avenue. Details are unclear but imply surveillance or documentation activity connected to a location named Bill Avenue.
In St Paul and Minneapolis a busy week of investigations unfolded. The special committee probed Engineer George Ralph of the drainage commission, land purchases by officials in Aitkin County, and the state industrial school at Red Wing with troubling witness testimony. Other probes target Secretary of State Julius Schmahl, Insurance Commissioner Hartigan, and policy shifts on police fireman exemptions and workers’ compensation. Legislative efforts reviewed primary nomination, tax measures, and national political alignments, while liquor sale hours and interstate rate hearings drew public attention.
New Ulm High School defeated the Ascensions of Minneapolis 40 to 23 at the Armory. Blake led visiting stars while locals Oetting Friteche Neumann Seo Groebner starred. the game featured fast first half and strong Guard play by Groebner and Anthony. Pageantry included High School Orchestra selections between halves.
Regerton County officials meet in special session to appoint officers, approve July 11 transfers for Hearley and Hillesheim, grant licenses, accept J Engelmann resignation, set March 18 meeting for overseer applications, and place a ban on publishing the juror list. Auditor reports 5,770 inmate days and $9.28 weekly maintenance. a long-standing books allowance for the county surveyor is rejected.
Primitive paper from Babova bark is boiled and macerated into paste. Tavinta leaves are coated with pulp from rice and hahova paste, forming paper on both sides. After drying and polishing with a shell, the paper is used for writing. Ink making is controlled by local notables and priests. sheets sell to travellers for about a cent and a half each, with only a few hundred produced monthly.
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