New Ulm Review and Notices from 1909
The column compiles items from New Ulm Minnesota dated September 8 1909 including motto lines attributed to Howard Arnold Walter and quotes about trust purity strength bravery and humility. It notes Bryan planning to plant lemons in Texas and mentions 200 strike breakers brought to Pittsburg to replace union workers at the Compressed Steel Car company plant amid a government inquiry into steel trust actions and guard employment by "Big Jack" Sheppard with startling evidence disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Compressed Steel Car Company
Princeton Union
The
Steel Trust
Pittsburgh
New York
Big Jack" Sheppard
United States
School Garden Movement Aims Global Reach in Education
The School Garden Movement expands across nations with Wallace J. Mason noting rapid growth. Austria decreed school gardens in 1409 and France and Belgium followed. Sweden reports 5100 gardens, Austria-Hungary 18000. In the United States Washington leads in garden instruction with Cleveland Hartford Hampton and other towns adopting programs. Mason cites garden training linking with other school work and home life, stressing its value beyond a toy and its social role in youth development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace J. Mason
Muso
Austria
France
Belgium
Sweden
Austria-Lungary
United States
Washington
D.C
Cleveland
Hartford
Conbh
Hampton
Mason
Massachusetts Agricultural Society
Catarrh Cure Advertising Notice and Patent Medicine Claim
An early 20th century advertisement offers Cure for catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It mentions J J Cherley and associates in Toledo Ohio and quotes prices per bottle. The notice includes testimonials and a general druggist distribution claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
BJ. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. WI
J. J. Cherley
Walding
Kinnan de Marvin
Forest policy warns of rapid timber drain and need for unity
R S Kellogg notes a heavy yearly drain on U S forests totaling well over seven billion cubic feet across 550 million acres, with growth far below harvest. He cites declines in white pine oak and yellow poplar, urges conservation, and assigns responsibility to owners, states, and the federal government. A second piece condemns sensational Roosevelts South Africa rumors and criticizes public vituperation in journalism and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Kellogg
Office of Forest Statistics
Forest Service
United States
Germany
France
South Africa
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Congress
Washington
Smithsonian Institute
Roosevelt
Scientific America
Dr. Cook
North Pole
Billingsgate Belligerents Dwindle in Village Bars
Blustering locals once common in village barrooms and grocers corners are described as less dangerous than their loud talk suggests. The piece notes a decline in this class of belligerents and frames their dwindling presence in social spaces.
The Rotation of Crops at Minnesota Station
The Minnesota Experiment Station at St. Anthony Park shows a $19.43 per acre profit gap between poor and proper crop rotations. Well distributed pasture and hay with cultivated crops boost yields, and station staff believe Minnesota farm revenues could rise by about 71 percent with rational rotation plans tailored to each farm. Professor Andrew Ross will revise or suggest rotations free of charge upon inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Experiment Station
St. Anthony Park
Minnesota
Andrew Ross
No Dreadnoughts Needed for Freedom and Schoolhouse Strength
An editorial excerpt urges abandoning militarism in favor of education and faith as the nation’s true bulwarks. George Harvey asserts that intellectual and moral development outweigh armed force, arguing schools and churches uplift citizens and advance liberty more than fleets or regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Congress
Billings- Gate
Case & Comment
George Harvey
The
North American Review
Fathers of the Republic
Our Fathers
Protec
Man of the Pilgrims God and wartime restraint
Phrase urging not to worship idols demanding nations blood and to stay true to ancestral ideals. Calls for peaceful conduct and for discouraging others from building great armaments that tempt war.
Northwest News Briefs Across the Region
A collection of short notices reports openings and incidents from Redstone Moot Lisbon Anclé Sam and other towns. Highlights include new bank in Redstone, parochial school in Lisbon, a fish shipment to Devils Lake and a church organ in Cedar Mills. plus liquor bans and political payments and legal cases across Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota Idaho and Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redstone
Moot
Lisbon
N. D
Anclé Sam
Devils Lake
Cedar Mills
Governor Johnson Acquires Alaskan Totem Pole For Capitol
Gov Johnson during a westward return trip accepted one of two Alaskan totem poles that Victoria B C officials found unmet by demand. The pole is en route to Minnesota to adorn the west Capitol plaza, signaling a cultural gift amid provisional appreciation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Capitol
Gov. Johnson
Victoria B. C
Garden Planting Turns Rough Verse Into Bloom
A fragment describes planting seeds and tending soil with water from a hose. The speaker recalls freeing land from clods and weeds and notes hopeful growth as plants blossom.
John Wiberg Dies After Long Illness In St Peter
John Wiberg died at his home in St Peter after a lingering tuberculosis illness. Born in Sweden on April 8 1839 he lived in St Peter for over 25 years and worked as a carpenter. He is survived by his wife and six children including Mrs G E Thelander Fred Wylie Mrs W P Johnson Ben Wiberg C A Wiberg and Mrs J A Swenson. The funeral was held Wednesday at the Swedish Lutheran Church with Rev J Nystrom officiating and burial in the Swedish Lutheran cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert J. Shaw
Heron Lake
Quinn
Welles J. J. Babcock
Wells
Minnesota
Bozeman
Mont
Montana
Gallatin Valley
Barnesville
Minv
Duluth
Minn
Grand Yry
Bjorn Ostby
John G. Ostby
Aug. Il
Michael Rossi
Antonio Deneo
John Wiberg
Sweden
St. Peter
Garpenter
G. E. Thelander
Fred Wylie
W. P. Johnson
Fergus Palls
Ben Wiberg
Lake Crystal
C. A. Wiberg
Memphis
Tenn
J. A. Swenson
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New Ulm Review
New Ulm Publishing
New Ulm, Minn
My Creed
Howard Arnold Walter
Bryan
Texas
Johnson
Mankato
Moreau Optician
Moreau
Olineapalis
Billingsgate
Winona
Crystal Springs
Galesville
Wis
Glenullin
Uncle Sam
Prohibition
North Dakota
Waconia
White Earth Indian
Waubun
Ogema
Canyon City
Idaho
Steckinridge
John A. Johnson
Oscar A. Larson
Minneapolis
Stillwater
Beltram
Mefeves
M. G. Ryan
Brainerd
State Treasury
General Revenue Fund
University
J.G. Armson
Upper Mississippi
Kragnes Township
Nicholas Helfrick
Ilinois
Montrose
Colo.Luther Burbank
California
Colorado
M. B. Markley
American Ladies Tailoring Co
Crone Bros
Angelina
Compass
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
M. A. Eichmann
Carly Poag
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