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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
4
The New Ulm Review is published as the official paper of Cannans Beer Ulm, serving the community with local coverage and period reporting in the region's primary newspaper.
A collage of editorial excerpts criticizes charity toward criminals arguing leniency breeds crime. It warns against coddling offenders, praises punitive reform, cites Fort Leavenworth sentencing of John T Walsh, and notes reactions from clergy and politicians amid naval and political commentary.
The piece reviews attacks by Bryan loyalists against Governor Johnson for the Minnesota delegation fight, cites praise of Johnson’s character, and notes Taft and Fairbanks delegates. It surveys political tensions nationwide, mentions the Minnesota contest, and includes various quips about public figures and local issues. The summary blends political commentary with brief notices on casual happenings and opinions across papers.
A lengthy rollsheet lists elected officials for numerous towns including Lafayette Village Hanska Milford Cottonwood West Newton Sigel Lafayette Sanborn Burnstown Cobden Village Stately North Star Mulligan Leavenworth Lake Hanska Eden Home Linden Evan Albin Prairieville Stark Comfrey Courtland Gibbon Ridgely Lamberton and more. Entries name presidents supervisors clerks treasurers assessors and justices, with names such as P A Retrum N J Ouren Theo Waibel J J Sperl Ant Young Klom J H Post and H Dietz among others along with positions and village jurisdictions. The long compilation ends with a political editorial on Senate behavior and a note praising the Sleepy Bye Herald.
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