Birds and school bond election dominate New Ulm Review
Birds are arriving and preparations for nesting are advised as spring continues. The paper highlights a joint printing venture with Herald of St Peter and praises Captain Amundsen for his modesty. A May 10 school bond election is urged, stressing support for new school buildings and the value of public education for the nation. It also discusses reactions to moral reform efforts by the Current News Club and local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
St. Peter
Quane and
Essler
Review
Current News Club
Clubpledge to moral uplift faces ridiculed reform efforts
The letter defends the Club against ridicule and urges members to stay bold to become a force for good in the city. It praises reform aims, denounces degraded mentality, and endorses Foley Kidney Pills with testimonials like Mrs. Cordelia Copeland of Ardeola, Missouri claiming cure after a year of bladder trouble. For sale by O. Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Cordelia Copeland
Ardeola
0. Olsen
Washington Letter on tariff debate and 1911 conspiracies
The House continues stormy deliberations over the Underwood tariff. James Manahan suggests amending the ether paragraph to favor inexpensive ether. The discussion recalls the “crime of 1911” and the roll call spectacle as Mondell, Stanley, and other lawmakers spar over tariff policy and farmer and city interests amid digs at standpatters and Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesalle
James Manahan
Minnesota
House
Murdock
Fitzgerald
Senate
American Congress
Tawney
Machine
Cannon
Cooper
Wisconsin
Mr. Murdock
Stanley
Kentucky
Mondell
Wyoming
Ways and Means
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Harrimans
Fricks
Morgan
Baldwin Piano Ad Appeals to Homeowners
An advertisement extols both Listeners and Player Baldwin pianos for tone rich and sweet, promising high musical pleasure and lasting value. It claims ownership is easy and payment can be arranged practically as you please, urging households to invest in a Baldwin piano for lifelong enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Foley Kidney Pills Promoted by Family Doctor Do You Know
A family doctor notes women seek help for female trouble but improve when kidneys and bladder are treated. The advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills are the best and safest medicine for such times, offering tonic action and quick results. For sale by QO M Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. Molsen
Never Fall Razor Sharpener Gets $100 Reward Guarantee
Advertises a $100 reward and iron clad guarantee on the Never Fail Razor Sharpener. Claims immediate replacements for malfunctions and refunds if not satisfactory. Encourages readers to clip a coupon and order via Pioneer Drug Store, promising savings and the only successful invention of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Never Fat
Pioneer
Annual Meeting of Business Men's Gun Club
Annual meeting reports show debts paid with no balance. Officers re-elected: Pres Chas Hauensteip, VP WJ Julius, Secy Treas A G Bierbaum, Field Captain Math Pedereon. Committee to confer with Brown from the city about buildings and resources. Householders advertised sale and miscellaneous notices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun Club
Math. Pederson
Front Street
Chas. Hauensteip
W. J. Julius
Miss Ruth Gale Dead After Illness and Surgery
Ruth Gale a leading actress with the Sherman Kelly Stock Company died in Harvard after an April 6 operation. Born Dixon Illinois June 1 188, she spent most of her life in theatre. Her colleagues from the Kelly company canceled engagements to join her in Harvard for her last days and funeral services in New Ulm were noted by locals.
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Ruth Galethons
New Alince
Eberman Kelly Stock Company
Harvard
Gale
Sho
Kelly Stock Company
New Ulm
Turner Theatre
Miss Gale
Harvard Independent
Dixon
St. Paul
Mino
Sbe
Sherman Kelley
Northwest Territory
Mr. Kelly
Sherman Kelly Stock Co
Kelly
Silver Wedding Honors August Thiede on 25 Years of Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. August Thiede of South Franklin Street celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on Saturday evening. Judge Fred H. Schweppe of Watonwan County spread the notice, and about eighty guests arrived at their home with food and gifts including a silver tea set and tray. The couple, born Louise Wellner, wed on May 3, 1888, at Mrs. Thiede’s parents’ home in Lafayette Town, with Rev. C. J. Albrecht officiating. They farmed in Brighton before moving to New Ulm in 181. They have since resided there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Thiede
Franklin Street
Fred H. Schweppe
Watonwan County
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Church
Urol. Ackermann
Louise Wellner
New Ulm
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New Ulm Review
The
New
Ulm Publishing
Compiex
Wednesay
Admiral Peary
Amundsen
Northwest Passage
South Pole
Pole
Mr. Mondell
Atase
Mr. Stanley
Ohio
Michigan
Great Mountain West
St. Louis
Joe Cannon
Nothi
Ways and Means Committee
Mandell
Wm. J. Winkelmann
Kiesling Block
New Ulm, Minn
O. M. Olsen
R. B
Business Men's Gun Club
Minnesota St
Adoit
Booch
F. H. Retzlaff
State Bank of
Boesch
Iowa
Illinois
Neb
C. E. Brown Land Co
E. B. Keenan, Mer
Clb
Jyeac
Springfield
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