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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
4
Advices purchase of Dyars Lubricant Oil crafted for threshers mowers and binders from The Western Oil Co. to ensure proper lubrication and performance.
The New Ulm Review reports on Grand Army of the Republic membership declines since 1890, local enforcement contrasts in St. Paul, postal and rural delivery expansions, mail order price contrasts with local stores, and upcoming Minnesota amendments. It notes political activity in Sleepy Eye with candidates, the Jim Younger suicide case, and Manila newspapers from the Philippines showing cholera and modernization signs.
W R Hodges, Sleepy Eye editor, seeks Brown County representative seat. He defends private and public record, vows to follow the will of the people, avoid personal attacks, and invites voters to verify intentions, promising candid dialogue and honesty. Mentions a Mexican railway seizure and suggests Pennsylvania loan to Diaz to restore coal traffic.
L Hodges, editor and publisher of Sleepy Eye Herald and Comfrey Times, seeks a seat in Minnesota’s legislature representing Brown County. He has long supported Comfrey’s growth, owns local business properties, and is praised as a capable, trusted citizen by residents and Minnesota leaders. The campaign notes Burg’s declining strength, while Clapp’s tariff talk on lumber faces veteran scrutiny.
John Schneidler appeals to Brown County voters for re election as treasurer as an independent minded Democrat. He cites a record of fairness and accuracy and urges independent voters to judge his term by its outcomes and to compare his conduct with county officials and banks where the county does business. He notes his deep local roots and business ties in New Ulm and Cottonwood.
The school board added a mineral cabinet displaying specimens in natural and finished states with descriptions on processing. Prof Critchettlines collection, part from 1857 work by Mr Crocker, reflects years of effort. charts costly but valued for student learning. Editor Belmahl seeks chief clerk post amid merit based campaign.
In the Twin Cities men contend for a 3 job as precinct clerks from 6 a m to 6 a m next day lasting 24 hours with six weeks of low pay. The Midway News notes the public’s strong pull for political work and the demanding nature of the role.
A Midland Beach New York resident and John L. Burnett of Alabama District praise Peruna as a trusted family remedy. The letters claim Peruna cures catarrh and acts as a strong tonic, urging readers to obtain it from Dr. Hartman in Columbus. If results falter, readers are invited to write for free medical advice.
Louis Ambrosch offers instruction in violin and mandolin every day except Friday and Saturday at his studio over Neumann's store. Thorough training in advanced methods with high recommendations. Advanced students welcome.
Advertisement lists dairy items with prices for boiled ham maple sugar and red front grand creamery butter. Mentions per pound costs and assorted weights in a compact classifieds style.
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