New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-03-29
Has 632 legal newspapers.
Is nineteenth in population.
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Has 632 legal newspapers.
Is nineteenth in population.
Minnesota has 285 -four mills.
Minnesota has five paper mills.
Is eleventh in size In the Union.
Has average temperature of 41.5.
Minnesota has 70 cheese factories.
Has an area OF 1896 square miles.
There are SO counties in the state.
Has 1859 banks, state and national.
The 1914 yield was 5,245, 900 bushels.
Minnesota has 1,125,000 mich cows.
Minnesota has over 5000 factories.
Minnesota's geese will number 1867
l61.
Has 1882 miles of navigable wa
ters.
Has a free travelling library sys-
tenn.
Minnesota stands fifth as q barley
state.
Owns richest iron deposits in the
world.
Has population of 2,o75.7os. Qs1o
census.)
Is one of tho healthiest states in
the Union.
Leads the world in manufacture of
linseed oil.
Minnesota is one of the leading
oats states.
Has an average of Is people to the
square mile.
In natural resources is richest state
In the Union.
Has an inexhaustible supply of
building stone.
For 1914 the wheat yield was A..
975 900 bushels.
Has 1877 public, association and
school libraries.
Minnesota ranks among the first In
wheat production.
Ten thousand fresh water lakes
teeming with fish.
Minnesota is the state where clover
grows like weed.
Millions of ducks swarm the 10000
lakes in Minnesota.
Has second largest educational
fund in the nation.
Minnesota has the largest iron
mines in the world.
Has 100000 acres Of unsold state
and homestead land.
There are 81 building and loan az.
sociations in the state.
Is one of the foremost states in
production of foodstuffs.
One of the finest state capitol build
ings in the United States.
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1854 miles from east to west.
Minnesota has, at Duluth, the larg-
est inland port in the world.
Prairie chickens are plentiful in the
prairie sections of Minnesota.
Has $3.50 miles Of railway, not in
Guiding trackage of terminals.
Minnesota's five year average was
only 9.3 bushels below first place.
Permanent state school funds which
will ultimately reach $200,000.0o0.
The average number of turkeys
raised in Minnesota yearly is 147, 1885.
The poultry and egg production of
Minnesota amounts to $34,000,000 an
nually.
Minnesota has 22,54O acres in state
parks and an equal amoSnt in state
forests.
Minnesota has an unexcelled state
university and five state normal
schools.
Minnesota is the only state which
has a creamery of it's own for expert
mentation.
Has on an average 148 clear sun
shiny days. 10 partly cloudy and 1o7
cloudy days.
Alfalfa natures and is profitable
crop even in tho most northern parts
of the state.
Minnesota leads all other states in
average yield Of hay per acre. (1.89
tons in 1879
In 1910 Minnesota had 1926, 942
chickens not counting those kept in
cities and villages.
Has taken highest average score
on butter 10 times out of IL in con-
tests open to the world.
The 1913 potato crop was IA Der
cent above the average and gave a
yield Of sO,7s0,oee bushels.
All such small fruits as Strawberries.
raspberr1es, currants, gooseberrtes, etc.
yield abundantly on Minnesota soil.
Butter to the amount of 123,117.912
pounds is made every year by Mime
sofa creameries.
These cheese factories make 1884,
SIS pounds of cheese each year.
The greatest Touring mills in the
world.
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