New Ulm Review Reports School Consolidation Trends
The New Ulm Review notes districts consolidating under a new law allowing joint districts linked to a high school. Twelve common districts join to form three new ones in Olmsted and Norman counties, while Houston county districts plan consolidations. State officials cite nationwide momentum, especially in Iowa and Ohio with township schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Board of Education
Olmsted
Norman
Houston County
G. Schulz
Iowa
Not kerosene and the red can misidentification
A passerby notes confusion over a red can, clarifying there is only one unmistakable container the beer can. The dialogue centers on distinguishing kerosene from other vague sources in a tense moment. No names or places are provided.
Mass meeting on flour export trade to be held in Detroit
Widespread concern in Minnesota over flour mill closures prompts a Detroit conference June 3 to 5. American millers fear tariff discrimination as Germany plans $4 per barrel duty on flour while Britain plans zero duties after August. Delegates from local mills and state firms expected to attend and push export facilitation.
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Minnesota
Detroit
Mich
United States
Germany
Great Britain
New Ulm Man Earns Notice in Chickasha Daily Express
Hugo Roos, formerly from New Ulm, now manager of Chickasha Milling company, is praised by the Chickasha Daily Express for his satisfaction, affable conduct, strong business sense, and rapid rapport with customers and local merchants. The notice highlights his diligent post and optimism for Chickasha’s business future. Also mentions North Dakota travel promo and a Chicago drug product at end.
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New Ulm
Hugo Roos
Chickasha
Indian Territory
Chickasha Milling Company
Chickasha Daily Express
Roos
Organization urged by Minnesota State Pharmaceutical president
The Minnesota State Pharmaceutical Association president Andrew J. Eckstein of Minnesota City advocates organization and unified action for better trade conditions. He urges druggists to sign official letters and align with the association to strengthen prestige and resist outside interests threatening fair trade in the drug business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Inter‘esta
Intel
Druggists urged to sign Miles contract for access to goods
A Minnesota State Pharmaceutical Association circular by President Eckstein urges all retail druggists to sign the Miles plan contract. He says signing is essential to join the entering wedge and that hundreds of manufacturers are ready to align once it is in full operation. Non signers risk losing access to goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caase
Eckstein
Druggistenya
Minnesota State Pharmaceutical Association
City buys franchise to run New Ulm lighting plant
The city council approves purchasing the New Ulm Electric Light Co franchise, promising city control, self sustaining lighting costs, and a public benefits plan. Editorial praise cites unity and prudent handling of a contentious issue. Also notes local events: Fred Kretschi dance May 19, Henry Scheibel birthday surprise, Rush Medical College commencement June 15–17 where Jos H Vogel will receive his diploma.
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New
Ulm Electric Light Co
Busha
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Jos. H. Vogel
Park Funds in Question as Monies Disappear
Local taxpayers question the disposition of park fund proceeds from property sales. City records show only 162.42 in the fund despite thousands of dollars from parcels slated for park use. Calls rise for an investigation and a formal park board to oversee accounting and prevent transfers without council consent.
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Park Fund
Lewis Schilling
Severn
Park Addition
Valone
German and
Flist South
Ulm
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Front Street
New Ulm Roller Mill Company
Center Street
Boards of Park Commissioners
Ulm Commercial Union
Busy Housewives Find Relief With Pernana Cure
Mrs Lulu Larmer of Stoughton Wisconsin reports two years of nervous trouble and stomach disorders resolved by Pernana. She says nerves strengthened, sleep restored, and overall health returned, a slow but steady recovery. Anna B Fleharty, once superintendent in Galesburg Illinois, endorses Pernana and notes her husband led Nebraska Wesleyan University. A letter from 401 Sixty seventh Street Chicago highlights Pernana’s value and a free booklet on summer catarrh from The Perma Medicine Co.
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Lulu Larmer
Stoughton
Wis
Bays
Anna B. Fieharty
Strest
Chicago
Ill
Anna B. Fleharty
Hartman
Perma. Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Homeseeker Rates Restored by M and St L R R
The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway re establishes its Homeseeker Rates to Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and other western points. The special fares are one fare plus 2.00 for the route trip valid 21 days from sale on the first and third Tuesdays of April May and June 1908. Inquiries to any M and St L ticket agent or A B Cutts G P and T A Minneapolis Minn.
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Omeseekers
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis,Minn
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Spalding’s Base Ball Goods
Spalding
Meam
Olsen’s Drug Store
New Ulm Review
Millers of Country
North Dakota
Lagos
Wx. H. Brows & Co
LaSalle St
Mandan
N.D
Omt
and. J. Eckstein
Pres. of State Association
Minneapolis
Andrew J. Eckstein
Fred Kretschi
Star Hall
Henry Scheibel
Cottonwood
Council
Jim Dumps
Sunny Jim
E. Catrermo
Mrs
Cal
Weneeda Bakery and Restaurant
Eder & Thomas, Buenger Building
Grove
Canada
Assiniboia
Regina
New Ulm Land & Investment Co., New Ulm, Minn
Jacob Klossner, Jr
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