Post Office Listing for New Ulm Minnesota
Wednesday May 6 1908 entry shows the town of New Ulm Minnesota listed with a 4 second class matter designation and postal handling details.
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New Ulm
Minn
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1908
Page
4
Minnesota probe tracks oil inspectors and officials
The State oil inspection records from 1903 to 1907 are being checked by Public Examiner Anton Schaefer and Assistant Attorney General G W Peterson to verify fees paid by independent oil companies. So far, shortages are reported for F G Warner amounting to 15536 92 and J A McDermott 10954 95. Adjutant General Wood received 2385 Springfield rifles to replace Krag Jorgensons. they will be distributed to militia units and sent back to the government. A banquet for Governor Johnson Northrop John Lind and other Minnesotans is planned in Washington by the University of Minnesota Washington Alumni. The Eagle Mills company delivered 90000 bushels of wheat for May delivery after a large shipment by rail. Alderman Graft was honored with a silk at his home for becoming council president, with remarks by Mayor Bobleter A J Alwin and Jos A Eckstein.
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Anton Schaefer
G. W. Peterson
F. G. Warner
J. A. McDermott
Wood
Springfield
Johnson
Ape. Northrop
John Lind
Washington
Washington Alumni Association
The
University of Minnesota
Eagle Mill Company
Graft
Bobleter
A. J. Alwin
Jos. A. Eckstein
Gov Johnson Praises Simple Life Through Sarnia Peach Orchard
Governor Johnson recounts a Canadian tour memory of Mr and Mrs Gibbs in Sarnia. He recalls the couple's hospitality, the peach orchard, and twilight years as a contrast to wealth and politics, stressing simple living amid national trust and tariff debates.
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Governor Johnson
Detroit
Canada
Ways and Means Attack on Tariff Robbery
Opinion letter condemns the Ways and Means Committee for siding with trusts during an economic crisis. It warns the public will rebel against tariff policies and accuses lawmakers of aloofness from the people and aiding powerful interests.
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Ways and Means
Chicago Journal
Ways and Means Committee
People of
Sociological glare on United States Steel findings
A study notes United States Steel employs over 200 000, pays 160 million in salaries, and counts more than 100 000 stockholders. It discusses potential political influence and the balance between corporate power and public policy, with remarks from Senator Tillman and other anecdotes. Professors weigh Christ's Aryan lineage claim at Johns Hopkins.
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United States
Steel Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
The Timber Thief and Other Local News Bits
A Minnesota campaign inspired play The Timber Thief by Geo. W. Ward of Alexandria is rehearsing at Turner Theatre with William Owen in the lead and a strong supporting cast. Absent collaborators Heller and Gay dissolve partnership due to illness. Ferdinand Lueck of Danube dies by accidental injury at a Danube farm sawmill. Bloodline connections. John Schaefer and I A Pfefferler travel to Mankato. Die beiden Reichenmueller draws praise. Hugo Rebfeld not blind. Otto Rebfeld practicing osteopathy. New brick residence contract awarded to Otto Tappe. Episcopal Convocation spring meeting to be held in Redwood Falls. Midland Life Association formed in St. Paul with Julius Block as president and Dr. Strickler as medical examiner.
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Geo. W. Ward
Alexandria
Turner Theatre
Ward
University of Minnesota
William Owen
Daily Register
Sandusky
Ohio
Lion and
Mr. Owen
Abel Minton
Minnesota
Johnson
Free-Lance
Owen
Mr. Ward
J. W. McConnell
Senator Paine
Margaret Morrison
Gladys
Minton
Chris. Heller
Anton Gay
Mr. Heller
Youngstown
Mr. Gay
New Ulm
John Wiltscheck
Minnesota Street
Otto Tappe
Wirtsbeck
Episcopal Convocation
Minneapolis
Swift, Kandiyohi
Meeker
Wright
Lac Qui Parle
Chippewa
Renville
McLeod
Carver
Hennepin
Sibley, Nicollet
Brown
Redwood
Lyon
Lincoln
Yellow Medicine
Redwood Falls
The
Midland Life Association
St. Paul
Julius H. Block
O. C. Strickler
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Tillman
South Carolina
Pusson
Allus
Hit
American ‘Congress
Milwaukee
Redwood Gazette
Hauft
John Hopkins University
Christ
Ayer
Tate
Lowall
Baan
Gertrude Muellery
Jsprotze
Ferdinand Lueck
Sandusky Daily Register
Renville County
Mr. Lueck
Danube
Middle Creek
August Schroeder
Courtland Township
Nicollet County
Mr. Schroeder
John Schaefer
I. A. Pfefferler
Mankato
Schacht
Hugo Rebfeld
Otto
Hugo
Lairmont
Spalding
Pioneer Drug Company
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
B, Follmann
John H. Forster
Daniel Webster
Eagle Roller Mill Co
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