New Ulm Review on the Primary Election Law in Brief
The New Ulm Review summarizes the primary election law, noting all eligible voters must be registered to vote in primaries and that primaries select candidates for all offices except state officers. Parties may run separate tickets if they meet vote thresholds. ballots will be Australian-style with rotated candidate order and alphabetized lists. Liquor sales are banned at polling hours, and judges and clerks are prohibited from drinking inside polling places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medla
Theo Be
John Larson
Wesley Miller
Register of Deeds
S.A. George
L. G. Vogel
August L. Matter
Sherif
Geo. W. Somerville
Primary Election Rules and Local Political Sentiment
The article outlines polling rules including booth distance, ballot handling, and voter registration on primary day, plus oath requirements for challenged rights. It then notes widespread industrial growth and tariff resistance, with rail and trade optimism, and comments that local officials face no strong challengers, signaling likely incumbents’ re-election amid expected low voter turnout.
Minnesota crop prosperity tops yearly harvest record
The Northern Pacific crop reporter reports record yields across Minnesota with 20 to 25 bushels per acre wheat 15 to 20 flax 50 to 80 corn and oats and 200 to 800 early Ohio and Burbank potatoes. Meadows and livestock show strong growth. butter production is high. A similar boom is cited in the northwest. Minnesota moves toward leading iron ore output, aiming to surpass Michigan and rank first nationally.
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Minnesota
Northern Pacific Railway
Ohio
Burbank
Commonwealth
Michigan
Mison
Wild Cat Insurance Rise Sparks Industry Fear
The piece notes a surge of mushroom fire and life insurance outfits amid prosperity and rising rates. Experts say many are only on paper, unlikely to fund real operations, while some aim to bypass stock companies and keep profits local.
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N. Henningsen
Ghoamands
Jdoll
Thay
Uncertain Vendors and Public Sentiment in a Troubled Era
The passage critiques fraudulent door to door schemes pushing mild, cheap goods while collecting bets on questionable policies. It contrasts public reaction to poor treatment of veterans with defense of Vandiver and calls for fair consideration of a man’s life beyond his faults.
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Vandiver
St. Peter Journal
Brown County Candidates Announce Candidacies
Fraxx Bure seeks Republican primary support for Brown County Treasurer on September 16, 1902. Wa. J. Junios announces candidacy for Brown County Sheriff, seeking Republican vote in the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Sherff
Brown County
Wa. J. Junios
St Bernard Vegetable Pill Promises Health Renewal
An advertisement urges moderation in eating and exercise to avoid ailments like headaches and dizziness. It promotes the St Bernard Vegetable Pill as a cure, claimed to purify blood and regulate the liver, available from a local druggist.
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St. Bernard
St. Bernard Man
London Health
Alfred H. Post
New York City
Crystal Palace
Lonon
Santos-Dumont
St. Paul's
Peruna touted as cure in San Cal board notes
Cured by Peruna, cited by San Cal Board of Education, as ideal tonic aiding systemic catarrh and tired nerves from office work. Letter quotes endorsements from A. Simpson and E. V. Brookshire praising Peruna as a safe catarrh cure and tonic, with a free book offer from Hartman Sanitarium.
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J. A. Simpson
San Francisco
E. V. Brookshire
Indiana
Washington, D. C
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Perrns Medicine Co
Columbus
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Kodaks and
eCameras
Eastman Kodaks
Olsen
New Ulm Review
Annals of Man
Sarenga Matemmiuta
Combine
nove—Mippeiota
Paul Globe
Mel
Reap
Hohbervest
Camnot
Nuky
St. Peter
Turner Hall
Hills
Drageietst
Barcane
G. J. Betts
Peo Baptist
Peru
A. Bimpror
Education
San Franco
S. T. Jones
Wichita
Kans
Ayer
Lion Coffee
Weneeda Bakery
C. A. Zelle
E. Bosky
New Uli
Mivi
New Science
Held Bros.’ Book Store
W.G. Alwin
City Drug Store
WM. F. Worth
St. Vitus
Stuebe
Union Hall
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