Kipling Views Americans in Philippine Debate
A letter from Rudyard Kipling published in New Ulm Review discusses the Philippines, noting American military civil tensions, the desire for absolute power, and mutual critique with England. The outlook for New Ulm cites spring work, breweries, Eagle mill, and possible training school amid a busy year, with a memorial to the Indian massacre hoped to attract statewide visitors. Farmers’ Grain Trust forms a cooperative shipping association at Solomon with strict voting rules, a single elevator, and a safeguard against outside control, while Dakota stockmen report Russian thistles as viable stock feed when cut and fed timely.
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Kipling
Rudyard Kipling
Philippines
Shanghai
South Africa
America
England
Eagle Mill
New Ulm
Solomon
Farmers’ Association
Ninth Anniversary Social At Grand Army K of P Lodge
Sioux Lodge Knights of Pythias celebrated its ninth anniversary with a social at the hall. Guests from nearby towns attended as visitors. A program featured recitations by G W Barnes, talks by W R Hodges and Grand Chancellor Tawney, Prof Boski with zither, and a communal singing of America after a card and billiards evening.
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Sioux Lodge
K. of P
Blizzard
Perfection
Pfaender
G. W. Barnes
W. R. Hodges
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Tawney
Winona
Order of Knights of Phytias
Mr. Tawney
Important Meeting Over Commercial Union and Investment Prospects
The Commercial Union calls a Friday evening meeting at Gebser's Hall to decide on a proposed move by an established growing industry. executives press for action as other cities have made offers. Wisconsin Central lands offer appealing notes from five to seven dollars with rebates, and N Henningen of New Ulm advertises timber lands. Also referenced is a senate tax bill debate in Dunn's Head Level where State Auditor Dana questions the value of a tax commission versus direct funding for the state board of equalization.
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Commercial Union
Gebser
New Ulm
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Wisconsin Central R. R
N. Henningsen
Minnesota
Dunn
Senate
Dana
Daza
State Board of Equalization
Tax Commission
Talented Schumann Grand Concert Company to Play Here
A note from the San Francisco Examiner dated January 33d reports the Schumann Grand Concert Company led by Saunders Gordon has drawn large crowds and praise in Frisco. The group is booked for Turner ball on Sunday March 28 and is expected to draw full houses for three more nights.
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Schumann Grand Concert Company
San Francisco Examiner
San Francisco
Bes
Saunders Gordon
Ownership dispute over New Ulm mill property bids
City auctioned two adjacent lots to the New Ulm Roller mill but framed stipulations barring sale unless bids exceeded 100 and 500 dollars. The mill bid 80 and 280, claiming conformity to the ad. Council denied sale. Mill seeks judicial ownership ruling while independent buyer cases surface with railroad disputes over side tracks and car supply in Tracy and Wabasso.
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New Ulm Roller Mill
Ben Stockman
Amann
Mill Co
Railroad
Tracy
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Racy
Wabasso
van Dusen Co
Peruna praised by Chicago women in medical letters
Secretaries and nurses from Chicago write of Peruna's health benefits. Miss A Brady and Miss Millie Baker describe relief from exhaustion and female ailments after using Peruna. Nellie Blyler, president of the Ladies of the G A R, endorses its effectiveness for women. Mrs. W A Allison notes pain relief and appetite increase. Readers urged to write The Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus, Ohio.
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Ilinois Woman's ‘Alliance
Miss A. Brady
Illinois Woman’s Alliance
Indiana Avenue
Chicago
Perona
A. Brady
Millie Baker
East Ohio Street
Nellie Blyler
Twentieth Street
Ill
Ladies of the
W. A. Allison
Peoples’ Hospital
Sheffield Avenue
Peruna Moedicing Co
Columbus
Ohio
Second Regiment Band to Give Concert at Opera House
Arrangements are complete for a Sunday evening concert by the Second Regiment band at the opera house on March 16. The program features marches, overtures, solos, and a humorous bass quartet, with doors at 7 15 and curtain at 8 11. Reserved seating 50 cents, parquet 85 cents, gallery 25 cents.
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Opera House
Louis Ambroach
Weta
Weiboer'a
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New Ulm Review
al. Hodbes and
Ash P. Brooks
Dakota
Leseen
J, Eckstein
Nellie Beyler
Miss.a. Brady
Wia. Allison
Boys of the Old Brigade
Overtur
Stradella
Mazorka
Toresdore
Albert G. Anderson
Stella K. Anstett
Ole R. Underdahl
Hannah Theodora Dal
Rome
Linden
Burbank
Broadwayrocer
Elbner
Arctics
Alaskas
C. A. Zelle
Dr. Kohler
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