Pioneer Junior Observance Plans for 1862 New Ulm Battle Anniversary
Junior Pioneers plan a community event at Turner Hall Park on Sunday August 21 marking the 59th anniversary of the 1862 New Ulm battles. Hofmeister Band to perform, badges denote roles, log cabin open evening, with coordinators Dr J P Graff John Backer W H Giexeke Antoni Seibold Mrs Hugo Schleuder and others.
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New Ulm
Turner Hall Park
Hofmeister
J. P. Graff
John Backer
W. H. Giexeke
Antoni Seibold
Hugo Schleuder
Vercoe
B- Kennedy
Ain
Henle’s
Milford
John Schneider
Julius Fenske
A. Diedrich
A. Steimle
Belle Plaine
St. Paul
Haupt Jost
Mankato Company
Bierbauer
Walther League Rally Invited Guests at Mankato
The Walther League of this city received an invitation to a big rally at Mankato next Sunday with several thousand visitors expected. Immanuel Lutheran Church will host services at 10:80 a.m. led by Rev. Adolph Frey of Jordan. An afternoon program on the Bethany College grounds will feature short addresses by Prof. W. Arndt of Concordia Seminary St. Louis Mo Rev. G. T. Albrecht of St. Peter VP of the Minnesota District and Victor Schroeder of Rapidan. Choirs and bands will participate under Prof. H. Prey of Mankato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther League
Mankato
Immanual Lutheran Church
Adolph Frey
Jordan
Bethany College
W. Arndt
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
G. T. Albrecht
St. Peter
Minnesota
Victor Schroeder
Rapidan
H. Prey
Ulm Druggist Expands Holdings in Nicollet
Friends report Bill Muesing will continue to run the Muesing Drug Store in town while Emil Borath Drug Store in Nicollet is acquired. E W Haase will manage Nicollet location, aiming for a new brick building next spring with space for other tenants. Louis Harker suffered barley chaff in his eye. local physician removed the foreign matter. no serious injury.
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Bill "Muesing
Emil Borath
Nicollet
Muesing
E. W. Haase
Twin Cities
Russell
Minn
Nicollet Bank
Bank
Louis Harker
Lafayette Township
Ike
Former Sleepy Eye resident Mrs Cyrus W Conrad dies
Barbara Angus Conrad, born January 15, 1842 in Cook County Illinois, died at her Sleepy Eye home on July 21. A former New Ulm resident, she moved to Minnesota in 1868, lived in Dodge County, then Sleepy Eye. Survived by daughter Hattie and two sisters and two brothers. Funeral Saturday at the family home, burial at Home Cemetery.
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Cyrus W. Conrad
Barbara Angus
Sleepy Bye
New Ulm
Cook County
Ill
Minnesota
Dodge County
Conrad
Sleepy Eye
Kaa
Hattie
Tetanus Death After Splinter Injury in Cottonwood
Mrs. Catherine Turbes of Cottonwood township died at Loretto Hospital from tetanus contracted after a wood splinter pierced her right foot a week earlier. She was 32, survived by husband John, three children Irene Roman and Floyd, and her Schirrer relatives. Funeral held at St Johns Catholic church in Searles.
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Nick, Turbes
Cottonwood Township
Loretto Hospital
Turbes
Catherine Schirrer
Mr. Turbes
John Fesenmaier
New Ulm
Mulligan
Mulligan Township
Brown County
St. Raphael's Catholic Church
Springfield
Burnstown
Turbesf
Irene
Roman
Floyd
Joseph Schirrer
Otto Allison
Missoula
Mont
Misa Hartlet
Isidore Schirrer
St.John
Searles
Rentaine
John Krieser
Comfrey
Spartrof
Henry Rolwes
Geo. Rolwes
Tochia
St. Paul
Mies
Marie Rotwes
Veteran Engineer Thomas Collins Retires After 47 Years
long-time Chicago and Northwestern Railway engineer Thomas F Collins is placed on the pension list after 47 years in railroading. Colitis, a Winnipeg born veteran who worked from Ontario to Texas and Wisconsin before joining Northwestern in 1881, recounts multiple wrecks, severe injuries including a broken leg and hip, and the era’s safety changes. Supervisors C Coleman and J Boyle praise his loyalty and service, hoping for peace and happiness in retirement. He has lived in New Ulm for 18 years.
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Thomas F. Collins
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Northwestern
Tam
C. Coleman
Winona
Boyle
Thomas
Colitis
Ontario
Canada
The
Wabash
Texas
Wisconsin
Sault Ste
Tom Collins
Tom
Mischievous youths thwart cement block ride at plant
Youngsters riding a cement block car at the Baffert Pile plant damaged blocks when they pushed them off the incline. Foreman nabbed three offenders who confessed and named others. Damages were paid by parents with hope they earn back losses. The article argues such reckless acts reflect excessive youth license.
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Baffert
Picnic Draws Thousands to Ramsey Park In Minnesota
A Sunday Knights of Columbus annual picnic at Ramsey State Park Redwood Falls drew about 5000 attendees. About 922 cars entered the park and roughly 6000 people were present, with 500 additional park-goers not counted in attendance. A local auto tour began at the Jacal Armory and led to a procession into Redwood Falls. The program featured speeches by J R Landy Philip Liesch Rev J J Lomek and others culminating in W H Dempsey and Grand Knight Henry Bergmhof remarks. Contests and sports followed with winners in boys and girls races and a rooster rap. Gov J A O Breust appointed council members for Springfield.
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Ramsey State Park
Redwood Falls
Minn
Attehadnes
New Ulm
Gilman
Redwood
Hon
JR. Keele
North Redwood
J. R. Landy
Olivia
Philip Liesch
J. J. Lomek
Father Pomery
Henry JJ. Berg Mhof
Dolindackson
Redwood Walls
Tace
Ander
Josephineigh
Redwood Fails
Patawan Wice
Pany Lattimer
Sleepy
Lieseh
Mathilda Rahtik
Seaforth
Joa ! Matter
Anna Sherman
Th ‘Gov. J
Breust
Tee Springfield
Iene Si
Vc Gounel An
He Mater
Increased cattle receipts under uneven grass prices
U S Breau of Markets reports August 1 1921 in South St Paul Minn with cattle 5500 dryfed steady grass cattle uneven 25¢ lower calves 1500 market 50¢ lower packer tops 8.00 hogs 5000 steady to 250 lower bulk 8.50 10.50 good pigs 10.25 sheep 1900 steady. Describes grass fat steers to 7.75 and outsiders 7.50. grass cows 3.50 to 7.00. canners 2.00 to 3.50. veal 5.00. feeders 4.00 to 6.00. lambs 8.50 to 8.75. Montana yearlings around 6.00.
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Arrong
South St. Paul
Minn
Topa
Montana
Merchants Lay In Stock For Fall and Winter Trade
Carl I Crone and Edgar Meyer return from a Chicago buying trip and Milwaukee trade. A Schulkers handles duties in Chicago this week. New Ulm residents are assured top season goods at home prices better than Marshall Field's big store. Be your trading in the town that gives you your living.
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Carl I. Crone
Edgar Meyer
Chicago
Milwaukee
Mr. A. Schulkers
New Ulm
Marshall Field
Aged Farmer Carl Kempfert Drowns in Cistern Death
Carl Kempfert of Clamants died after entering a cistern to cool himself. The 70 year old had lived with his son Albert since his wife’s death. Albert found him drowned in several feet of water. coroner ruled no foul play and ordered an inquest. Kempfert had two other grown children.
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Carl Kempfert
Clamants
Kempfert
Albert
Local Team Dominates Le Sueur Nine 7 to 1 Victory
Sleepy Eye delivered a one sided win over Le Sueur nine last Sunday as Henke on the mound for the visitors was stout but could not slow the locals. New Ulm hitters sparked a decisive early lead and the team’s cohesive defense sealed the victory with timely hits and solid fielding.
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le Sueur
Iby
Ge Sneur
Itevay
Spoorer
Henke
Lettyu Las
New Ulm
Hamann
Ning Men
Plummer
Billie Pfeiffer
Denny Oates
Oates
Shea
Born
Beppe
Guenthers
Becker
Felit ‘Hut
Dim Life
Whl
Gates
Deppe
Plommisr
Aegre
Brown County Fair poised for record first annual event
The Brown County Fair at the Fair Grounds in New Ulm on August 22 23 and 24 headlines a monster program. Cap City Amusement Company provides major attractions including a Merrit wheel and high class tents while an exciting auto polo contest and a possible flying circus promise thrills. The Hofmeister Band will perform, with seven headlining acts slated for afternoon and evening showcases.
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Brown County
New Ube
Brown County Agricultural Society
Sto Book High Cies
William A. Indemann
Brown County Fair
Nore
Amixement Company
Northwestern Auto Polo ‘Association
Minnesota
Lindemann
Fair Management Iis
Nquitos
New ‘Ulm
Filmotm ‘Hofmeister
Lindémsnn
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C. N.W. Apstor
Emploxes
Ramsey Park
Wees
Delichtrul
NEW Public Examiner
U. S. Breau
Markets
Aan
Departomit
Cmertet
Sunday
Sqore
Lafayette
Flying Carous
Babeball
le Sueur Peterson
Bpitman
Tb Oo Cab Lang
Bcharoh
Es Mickelsgn
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