PIONEERS RUSH HOMECOMING PLANS
Homecoming celebrations in New Ulm for August 17 to 20 proceed with bands secured from Hofmeister Concert Riverside. parades, games, and a soldiers banquet are planned. Julius Schmahl will speak and attendance is expected to top six hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hofmeister
Riverside
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
Comfrey
Hanska
Gibbon
St. Peter
August Dahl
Armory
Julius Schmahl
Milch
Cornelius Sittard
Park
Turner Hall Park
Sioux Monument
New Ulm
New Ulm School Board welcomes two new members
Dr Jos H Vogel and W T Eckstein took seats at the New Ulm High School board meeting with most members present. The board organized electing Geo B Weiser as president and Eckstein as treasurer. They approved monthly pupil social functions and appointed three committees. The official organ was set as New Ulm Review. Weather strip bids favored Monarch for quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Jos. H. Vogel
W. T. Eckstein
Geo. F. Reineke
Geo. B. Weiser
John Henle
Geo. B. Reineke
Ad. Meile
Reineke
Fred
Mrs. Meyer
Alf. Bugher
Washington School
Jos. Schroffer
Franklin
Reynold Boesch
Lincoln School
New Ulm Review
John Knaube
Mankato
Geo. Hauenstein
Monarch Concern
Minneapolis
Monarch the Hoard
United Chemical Co
Henry Scheman
Franklin School
Pioneer Drug Co
New Ulm Roller Mill Increases Output With New Machinery
The New Ulm Roller Mill Company expands capacity after war era constraints ease. Great Western Manufacturing of Leavenworth delivers machinery, boosting daily production from 450 to 760 barrels after September 1. Northern agent Strong-Scott of Minneapolis coordinates. plant, rebuilt after 1910 fire, has guided growth under Dr. J. L. Sehoch, F. Fisher, and August P. Dahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhm
Great Western’ Manufacturing Company
Leavenworth
Kansas
Strong-Scott Manufacturing Co
Minneapolis
New Ulm Roller Mill Company
Ulm Roller Mill Co
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
J. L. Sehoch
F. ©. Fisher
August P. Dahl
Turners Picnic Planned At Milford Farm
The Turner Society and auxiliaries including Turner Frauenverein Zoeglingsverein Edelweiss Club hold an annual picnic on Sunday August 10 to honor founder Father John at Herman Pfaender farm Milford. Members meet at Turner Hall Park by 9 30 a m with transport to the farm. each family brings lunch while coffee and drinks are provided on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Society
Turner Frauenverein
Zoeglingsverein
Edelweiss , Club
Father John
Herman Pfaender
Milford
Turner Hall Park
Keller Sits With Democrats In Minnesota Seat
Oscar E. Keller of St Paul, recently elected to fill the Fourth Minnesota district seat after Carl C. Van Dyke’s death, aligned with the Democrats. He said he represents the people and their chief concern is the high cost of living, after a victory boosted by the Tabor gate in his district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oscar E. Keller
St. Paul
Minnesota
Carl C. van Dyke
Keller
Min
National Capitol
Exploiters Spark Racial Riots Across Cities
A historical critique attributes urban race riots to employer and political exploitation of Black workers. It cites railcar importation of Black labor to depress wages, missed civil rights after emancipation, and votes used for political gain. Riots in Chicago, St Louis, and other cities are linked to white anger over wage competition and systemic discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Law and
Russia
Ra Iman
South
For 7th Park Concert on Sunday August 10
Program notes list the 7th Park Concert with pieces by Ivan Oparay and Mozart, Weber, Waldteufel, and Lalichtaky. The chaotic OCR includes titles like The Magic Flute overture Call of the Wild and various marches and waltzes, with unclear performers and sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Park
Ivan Oparay
W. Mozart
de My. Weber
Bawny
Qverture
Sree
Fan Troy
Wenrieh
Water preserve plan discussed by Minnesota Nimrods
A meeting of Nimrods from New Ulm St Peter and Mankato held in Nicollet Park discussed setting aside about 200 water acres of Swan Lake and nearby land as a game preserve. A petition with the sportsmen’s wishes was sent to the state executive. Frank Pascher and John Platz from Springfield visited New Ulm during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimrods
New Ulm
St. Peter and
Mankato
Nicollet
Swan Lake
Frank Pascher
John Platz
Springfield
New Trial Ordered in Kenyon Sedition Case for Leaguer
Louis W. Martin a Nonpartisan league member convicted of sedition over alleged disloyal remarks in a Kenyon barber shop is granted a new trial by Minnesota Supreme Court. The court, while affirming the conviction in part, reverses on the main question and orders the case presented to another jury with the prior evidence and statements considered. Judge Holt dissented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. Martin
Nonpartisan League
Kenyon
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Reiember
Martin
Goodhue’ County
J. A. Gates
Joseph Gilbert
N. 8
Randall
Robert M. LaFollette
Non-partisan League
St. Paul
Gates Martin
Andrew Holt
United States
Kenyon Te
Relief Drive Seeks Aid for Flood Sufferers in Minnesota Valley
A New Ulm gathering of about two hundred farmers formed a Minnesota River Valley group to press for relief from flood losses. The resolution calls for a permanent farm land organization, fair tax abatement on flood damaged lands, state intervention in drainage projects, and federal aid through Congress to compensate past damages and adjust future taxes.
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New Ulm
Minnesota
Brot County Court House
Thia City
Minnesota Valley
Minnesota River
Minnesota River Valley
New ‘Ulm
Gamages
Congress
Shoot at Hunters Best Caps Gold and Feather Medals
At Hunters Hest last Sunday history repeated itself with Schimmel taking gold by 16 on the king target and George Wicherski scoring 97 on the leather. Dr Amann rose to second, edging Sepp who sought first place. Henry Meyer and John Hauvenstein were rumored for the feather medal amid judging by Carl Abrahsyn.
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Pioneers Rush
Michael
A. C. Ochs
Milford Monument
Herman Heights
St. Peter Vs. New Ulm
Turner Hall
DR. Weiser
NEW School Board
DR. Jos. H. Vogel
W. T Eckstein
Turner
Hall Park
United States Civil Service Commission
Albert Tea
Austin
Bemidji
Brainerd
Crookston
Duluth
Fergus Falls
International Falls
Little Falls
Pipestone
St. Stoud
Great Western Meg. Company
Turners
Democrats
Tome
England
High Court
Martin Casf
Leaguer
New Ulm Court
Onder BP
J. A. Dalasi
Morton
Mine
Wwe
Wok
Dng
Berdgees
Gos
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