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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1901
Page
4
The New Ulm Review explains a return from patent prints to all home print for four pages due to rising ad demand. Management notes higher readership and stronger subscriptions, credits Jos Karl for advertising, and advocates continuing a vigorous local paper with a fixed editorial stance.
Property listing notes a fine five room house with a good barn and a splendid lot on Washington and J, located one block from Turner Hall. English text is garbled but indicates sale being offered with helper contact details.
Albert Lea Standard questions whether the Republican Party will embrace populism, citing signs like support for referendum, direct senatorial elections, and municipal or national ownership of utilities. The piece notes speeches by Gen. Charles W. Dick and Ohio Republicans signaling a shift toward government ownership and postal savings, framing it as a historic party transformation. It contrasts the change with prior stances and references editorial views on the primary law and gross earnings tax, ending with a local real estate notice and a sale inquiry.
Game Warden Fullerton explains that if a bass swallows a hook during the closed season, the angler may keep the fish after reporting it. If the fish did not swallow the hook, it must be returned. The piece covers hatchery efforts, bait preferences, seasonal bass movements, and species distinctions among black bass, crappie, rock bass, and sunfish, plus daily catch limits and pre January 1002 restrictions.
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