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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1920
Page
2
Supt Gleer read a letter from P C Tanning deputy commissioner of education of Minnesota noting no state law banning or restricting foreign language instruction in public schools. The missive, written last April, surprised the board and will be printed in a future Review to clarify the matter.
New Ulm mayors and the board of education authorize free advanced music courses in the high school building led by Mr. Eckstein, with emphasis on harmony, composition, and orchestration for students and general music learners. Parochial pupils may also receive free physical training on church grounds through Prof. Herman Hein.
Speakers denounce current money spent on military aims and criticize the League’s labor aid promises as empty. They praise WWI sacrifices and urge end to one man rule, with H A Fuller of Mankato delivering the principal address and highlighting rural and labor evils facing farmers and workers.
September displays feature Tams Hoods and knit wear for ladies and children with one of a kind options priced 1.79 to 4.48. Baby items knitting yarn embroidery floss school supplies stockings Turkish towels dresser scarfs enamel aluminum and tin ware occupy shelves along with a busy 10c counter.
A community advertising feature promotes two deals. The Gainaday electric washing machine is offered at $10 down with easy terms, promising faster washing and gentler wear on clothes with gentleness and full guarantee. The Chic-Tue Suction Cleaner is also on sale with $5 down and $5 monthly, highlighting powerful suction and revolving brush for thorough cleaning.
The article describes J R Higgs of Equitable Life Insurance in New Ulm and Amusements Galore at a farm relief gathering. Speakers criticized Federal Reserve policy affecting farmers loans and railroads profiting from government guarantees. Petitions for League Labor candidates were signed by voters who had not voted in the primaries, with signatures collected at the William Pfaender Agency.
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