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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1920

Page

8

Potatoes and Car Shortage Threatens Northwest Crops

Otto J. Berg, superintendent at Grand Rapids Minnesota, warns transport bottlenecks will delay moving this year’s crops. He says grain from last year and a new harvest must be shipped before potato harvest begins in about fifty days, urging growers to store crops locally and start building storage facilities now. Carl Clabundi of Brookville visited the city.

Phe Wight Saye Otto J. Berg North Agriguk Northwest Mr. Berg

Surprise wedding at Gust Guse home in city

Big Sunday gathering reports two main events. A daughter Hertha Guse wed Fred Meyer of Rochester Minnesota on June 23 in Minneapolis with Rev Fritschel officiating. The couple plan a Chicago Milwaukee honeymoon before settling in Rochester.

Gust Guse Hertha Fred Meyer Rochester Joe Etzel Joe Etzell Miss Guse Mrs Minn Chicago Milwaukee

Highway funds surge as roads boost truck traffic

United States highway spending in 1920 is projected to exceed prior years. The Agriculture Department cites 632 million dollars, with authorities predicting up to 1 billion. Experts warn material shortages and railcar capacity constraints could hinder the program, making trucks essential for transporting materials and freeing railcars.

United States Department of Agriculture

Auto Headlight Law Interpreted by Court

Court interprets the auto headlight statute requiring front lamp visibility of at least two hundred feet in the car’s direction of travel. The ruling clarifies enforcement standards and the practical application of headlight visibility during night driving.

Supreme Court Brown

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