New Ulm Review Addresses Editorial Controversy and Local Industry
The New Ulm Review apologizes for a word choice in a school election write up and clarifies its stance. Fairmont’s editorial scene and growth of industry are highlighted, noting brick and tie plants, machine shops, gasoline engines, and a packing plant. A call is made for New Ulm to attract more industries while reflecting on national issues and the Huerta government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Blue Earth City
Beaidea
Thas
New Ulm
John Lind to Mexico Third and Last Defeat
The local baseball team traveled to Fairfax to face Bird Island on their home field, losing 14 to 1 after a prior 21 to 6 setback. Local pitchers Hubo Mueller and Puhlmann struggled as Bird Island dominated in every phase, with Poland and Dahms sparking the offense. Claus Johnson to catch for the rest of the season. A Colored Gopher team from Minneapolis visits New Ulm Sunday for another game. Large crowd witnessed the defeat. Ambassador Wilson resigned from his post after being asked to rest by President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax
Bird Island
Bird Islanders
Franklin
Ren- Minn
Jones
Ed. Armentrout
Renville
A. A's
Hubo
Publmano
Mueller
Minneapolis
New Ulm
Wilson
Washington
Republic
Citi
Jobo Lind
Mexico City
Obituary: Edward Prabl On August Hellmann Farm Milford
Edward Prabl of the August Hellmann farm Milford died July 21 at 6:00 p.m. of an apoplectic stroke. Born May 1, 1842 in Deutsch Rubdeo Prussia, he married Auguste Matz in 1867 and moved to America, later New Ulm, Mulligan, Springfield, and finally Milford. Survived by children Fritz Henry Auguste Edward and more, plus siblings. Funeral Sunday at Springfield with Rev. Appel officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Prabl
Hellmann
Milford
Springfield
Deutsch Rubdeo
Posen
Prussia
Auguste Matz
Bia
America
New Ulm
Mulligan
Ernestine Klein
Fritz Prabl
Henry Prabl
Auguste Fritz
Albert Prabl
Minneapolis
Fred Dalueg
Wilhelm Prahl
Edmund Prahl
Appel
W. Prahl
Herman Vogelpohl
Alfred Nagel
Friedrich Prabl
Neuhaeusel
Bohemia
Graf Serenyi
Albin
Frank Keim
Morgan
Jos. Keim
Perham
John Keim
John Sperl
Wenzel Keim
St. James
Margaretha Eckstein
Wenzel Tauer
Purse Acknowledgements and Primary Building Update
A list shows small payments to individuals including Capt. Hofmeister and Emil G. Hage. The North Primary building is due to be usable around December first, with students diverted to Union Building in staged classes. Carpenters and masons are busy with current projects and contractors will not take new work soon.
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Union
July Weather Compared With 1912 Readings
July temperatures showed a mean of about one half degree lower than 1912, with 71.98 degrees reported. The temperature spread was 45 degrees, peaking near 90 and dipping under 51 on specific dates, and 97 highs with 43 lows were recorded in early July 1912. Precipitation totaled 4.04 inches, with sun on 8 days and cloudiness on 15 days plus 8 partly cloudy days, including 9 thunderstorm days. Winds mainly from the south.
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Deye
Sleeping Car Service Between Twin Cities and Kansas City
Through Pullman sleeping cars run daily between St Paul Minneapolis and Kansas City with daylight or overnight options. Connections available from Chicago and North Western Ry routes via Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota. Rates schedules and full details available at local ticket offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twreagh
Twin Cities
Manisas City
Chicago & North Western Line
Pullman
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Kansas City
Chicago and
North Western
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Ady
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New Ulm Review
New Ulm Publishing
Albert Steinhauser
H. Payne
Huerta
John Lind
Mexico
Batterisa
Puhlmann
Johnson
Armentrout
Lande
Poland
Dahms
Claus Johnson
Pioneer Drug Store
Northfield
Roy L. Berg
New Ulm, Minn
Lisabet Olstad
Peter Olstad
Lake Hanska
Olstad
Gulbrandsdalen
Norway
Chicago
Brown County
Olstads
Jennie
Carl
John
Caspar
Hanska Herald
Capt. Hofmeister
N. Henningsen
Emil G. Hage
Louis G. Vuge
George Marti
Eroie Hagberg
Hauska School
Hanzka
John Grothem
C. A. Grossendorf
Chas
Amann
M. S. Tolman
Grussendorf
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Morgan Messenger
State of Minnesota
Conrad HL. Dirks
Fritz Rickeberg
Ahvo
Win’ Iain Gi Mince
State of
Ninth Dunkelal District
Brow
St Janesota
Somanded
Somben, Dempsey & Musller
New Ulm. Minn
Lis Pendens
Minnaso
Brown
Conrad H. Dirks
Fritz Rickebors
Fritz Rickebere
County of
Nort
Center Street
Angnat Ltd
Samson. Dempary & Mueller Plaintif
Emerson
F. H. Retzlaff
State Bank of
F. H. Behnke
Model Grocery
WM. H. Bierbaum
Propr
Woodrow Wilson
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