CANDIDATES GO ON REGARD FOR ALDER RACE
The Review asks New Ulm alderman candidates Beecher Nagel Flor Praender to spell out motives and policies. Flor defends record and favors street and sewer expansion and a new city building. Beecher vows to serve taxpayers, push water reservoir, city bail, a Cottonwood river bridge, and street improvements with careful spending. Praender advocates economic administration, fire department quarters, a reservoir, western drainage, and parks and public squares.
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New Ulm
Sre
Beecher
Nagel
Flor
Plor
K. L. Beecher
Bentzin’s Mill
Pilch South Street
Seventh South Street
Praender
Carnegie Library
St. Alexander's Hospital
Cottonwood
Death Claims Veteran Citizen Joseph Popp at Ninety
Joseph Popp a longtime New Ulm resident born May 21, 1818 in Baden Germany died after paralysis attacks. His wife and six children survive. funeral at Turner Hall this afternoon. He returned to New Ulm after serving in the army and various business ventures including a clothing store. He helped defend the town during Indian uprisings and lived a life of quiet public indifference. He would have marked his 50th wedding anniversary and 90th birthday next year. He is survived by Mrs Emma Cook Edward and William Popp Mrs Tillie Marigold Mrs Lana Snyder and Mrs Emily Heinrich. Funeral arrangements noted with attendance from California relatives limited.
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Joseph Anton Popp
Turner Hall
Mr. Popp
New Ulm
Dittigheim
Baden
Germany
Wicherski
Popp
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Dakota House
German Street
Emma Cook
Roseau
Edward and
William Popp
San Jose
California
Tillie Marigold
Los Angeles
Lana Snyder
Ada
Emily Heinrich
Central Market Proposed To Cut Commission Costs
Creamery representatives from across the state met in St Paul to discuss a plan for a centralized butter market. Butter would be shipped to a central location for grading and sale, reducing reliance on commission men and potentially saving over $600,000 annually, with support from the state dairy and food commission.
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St. Paul
E. K. Slater
State Dairy and Food Commission
State Gasoline Inspection Bill Heads to Legislature
A proposed bill to require state inspection of gasoline and to test kerosene gravity will be introduced soon with backing from independent oil companies and gasoline users. The plan would brand high and low gravity oils, keep kerosene testing costs, and raise gasoline price by about a quarter of a cent per gallon to fund a larger inspection staff.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
District Court Jurors Drawn for Next Term
Sheriff Julius Clerk Manderfeld and Justice Brandt met at the court house to select jurors for the upcoming term. Grand jurors include Flor, Boock, Hauenstein, Hose, Siegel of New Ulm and others from Sleepy Eye Springfield Bishaw Cottonwood Hiden Lake Hanska Linden Milford Prairieville Sigel Stark Stately. Petit jurors listed from New Ulm Sleepy Eye Springfield Comfrey Hanska Bashaw Burnstown Cottonwood LakeHanska Mulligan and Milford.
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Julius
Manderfeld
Justice Brandt
Court House
Joseph Flor
Albert Boock
Chas. Hauenstein
Martin Hose
J. H. Siegel
New Ulm
Andrew K. Peterson
A. A. Larrabee
Morris Christensen
Sleepy Eye
M. Lehrer
W. J. Runck
Springfield
John Platz
William Lieb
August Schusider
Theo. Scheiderich
Alonzo Pickle
Hans Larson
Oscar Kratz
Albert Durbahn
Fred C. Koehne
August Schultz
G. Adolphson
Andrew Renner
Comfrey
Alfred Helling
E. E. Nelson
Hanska
Rudolph Prechel
Bashaw
Alb. Anderson
Burnstown
Jos
Druggists oppose Gates bill on medicine labeling
A delegation of druggists protested before the house committee on public health and pure food, saying the Gates bill regulating patent and proprietary medicines goes too far. They favor national law trial before state action and oppose labeling preparations as poison for low alcohol or small drug content.
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House Committee On Public Health and Pure Food
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Ason
Joseph Griebel
Ida Heers
Fred Schute
F. W. Johnson
Mihleis
Olsen
Stonewalls
Fr. Burg
Alice Haeberle
A. M. Roos
Ida Rosskopf
BR. W. Scherer
Emily Gein
The
Turner Frauenverein
Wolgang Hacker Jr
Lafayette
St. George
Woodmen
Turner Theatre
Lodge
A. J. Alwin
Woodmen Quartette
J. E. Sperling
Otse Montgomery
Messrs
Wm. Blauert
William Muesing
Louis C. Sievert
Lutheran
Fairmont
William Koester
Koester
John B. Schmid
Russell
Sheriffs
Minnesota
Ollemeyer Mack
Vln
Ottomeyer
Hart Schafner & Mart
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