New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-02

The New Ulm Review has changed

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name of F. w. Johnson, it's late editor,
as editor and publisher. Congratulations
Bro. johnson and here is hoping that
you receive the support your ably eGi-
ted paper deserves Redwood Revielle.
F. W. Johnson Dear Sir: I con-
gratulate you upon this purchase and
think that you have made a very excel
lent deal, and hope that you will be
as successful in the financial department
as I know you are in the editorial de-
partment With best wishes for your sue.
cess-John J, Dobson. of the North
western Newspaper Union.
The local Review, after being success
fully conducted by Brandt & Wedden-
dorf for five years, has PASSED into the
hands of the present editor, F.W. John
son, and we wish the new proprietor
success. The management of the
Review in late years has been exclusive
ly in the hands of our well-known and
respected judge of probate, Ernst
Brandt, and it is to his efforts that the
Review largely owes its success New
Ulm Post.
F. W. johnson, managing editor of
the New Ulm Review, has purchased
the paper from its proprietors, Messrs.
Brandt & Weddendorf. We have for
some time known that this was Mr..
Johnson:s ambition, and we are hearth
" glad to see this result. Mr.. j. is a
young man of rare ability as news
paper writer and has made the Review
one of the leading weeklies in the state.
Bro. J ohnson will succeed and we know
it.-W. R. Hodges in Sleepy Eye Her
aid.
The New Ulm Review changed hands
this week, Brandt & Weddendorf sell
ing out the business to F. w. Johnson,
the present editor, who becomes sole
owner. The new proprietor announces
that the paper will be run as heretofore
in the interest of the public of New
Ulm and that no change will occur IN its
agement in the past the Review has
been among the leading papers of the
state, so we need not wish him the sue
cess which is already his.-F. A. Wright,
SpringieldAdvance.
By this change the Review passes in
r to the hands of a striving young man.
who has, since he assumed editorial
3 charge of the Review, advanced it to a
r standard that is eminently praise
d worthy. The Review to-day is one Of
# the best edited English weeklies in the
4 state, and this fact will be admitted by
: the most radical of It's political oppon-
ents. The Fortschritt wishes the new
proprietor the very best of success ane
feels sure that it will not fail to attene
him, as Mr.. johnson, besides being al
=. able writer, combines herewith all th'
% qualifications of an experienced busi.
- ness man. Fortschritt, of this city.
The New Ulm Review comes to u
this week bearing the name of F. w
johnson as proprietor and publishe
and considerable time has elapse
~ since we read an announcement tina
- gave US more pleasure. While MI
40 johnson has for number of years bee
)" employed as managing editor of th
~ paper his recently acquired position G
PROPRIETOR arouses much closer feel
!" ing and better wishes for his success
10 The paper has forged to the front rapid
w. ly under his management and is to-da
one of the brightest, cleanest and bes
be edited sheets in southern Minnesota, al,
DIT we with pleasure learn of his purchas
or of the same, as il this manner only wer
e. it possible for the deserving gentlema
'st to resp the just reward for his untirin
n labors in raising it to its present stand
&c. ard of excellence, Mr.. johnson and tt
er Review has our heartiest best wishes Il
'e- future prosperity and financial sue
IT. cess.-C. ". Foote in st. James Plain
dealer.
he F, w. Johnson Dear Sir: Perm
nd me to offer my congratulations on yo1
les succession to the proprietorship of Il
le. Review. You have ample reason to co,
ri gratulate yourself on the success yc
1t have attained editorially y, as the countl
re press have time and again acknov
te- lodged the Review as one Of the vel
5or best edited papers in the state, and
M have no doubt Of your ability to manas
'er the business end of the paper fully
St. well. The enterprising people Of Ne
Ulm know the value Of good newsp
lit per in their midst. and are always reae
.se to demonstrate their appreciation in
# practical way. Nothing is so essenti
ng to the prosperity of city as q got
est newspaper, and. in this New Ulm b
Be- been particularly fortunate. Throus
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