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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1910

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Brown's Business College Planned in New Ulm

Prof A E Brown formerly of Faribault and Northfield announces the opening of Brown's Business College in New Ulm, starting September 1 2010 at Woodmen Hall over Hummel Bros. store. The venture follows existing Brown colleges in Faribault and Northfield, with eager local youths already planning enrollment.

A. E. Brown Northfeld New Ulm Brown Business Brown Business Faribault Northield St. Paul Woodmen Hall Hummel Bros New Business College

Wheat Yields Vary Across Regions With Drought Effects

Northwest reports signal limited impact with predicted short yields while Southern Minnesota fairs better with average to above yields. Cranes Bros farm supplied flour with twenty to twenty five bushels per acre expected. Wagle Roller Mill in Minnesota and the Dakotas receiving wheat, as harvest nears completion in South Dakota. Meantime Me. Boetiger of Milford reports about twenty bushels per acre from early wheat. The Chicago & Northwestern crop report notes excellent harvest weather, warm days, light rain, and moisture aiding corn and vegetables. Epworth League to host an ice cream social at the German M church lawn on August 10.

Northwest Minnesota Bule Crane Bros Te Wagle Dakotos South Dakoto Wm. Boetiger Milford Boetiger Minneapolis Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Winona Sanborn Waseca Watertown

Uncle Sam seeks male stenographers for Aug 23 1910 exam

Washington demands more male stenographers and typewriters for government service with salaries around 900 a year. An extra examination will be held August 23 1910 at Duluth Mankato and St Paul for eligible male applicants willing to serve in Washington DC. Later fall exams will be open to male and female applicants for work nationwide or overseas, with blanks from Secretary Eighth Civil Service District St Paul Minnesota.

Board of Examiners Washington Washington, D.C United States Duluth Mankato St. Paul Washington, D. C Philippines Panama Eighth Civil Service District Post Office St. Paul, Minn

Ringling Brothers Circus in Mankato Aug 24

Ringling Brothers World’s Greatest Show returns to Mankato with two performances on Wednesday August 24. The article extols the show’s history from Baraboo to world leadership, highlights European acts including Schuman horses and a ten-million-dollar trainer, and promises a grand parade and extensive new menagerie.

Ringling Brother Mankato New York City Five Brothers Baraboo Wis Ringling Brothers America Schuman Berlin Scheveningen Frankfort Albert Schuman Loreh Germany Alexis Robledillo Dutton

City Council Hears Transfers And Leases At Meeting

The city council met last Tuesday to discuss licensure transfers, a 9 year lease for a Public Landing site south of the Eagle Mill for a foundry and machine shop, and plans for municipal concessions to De M. Guther College. Gas plant actions, sewer work behind Brown Co Bank, and a new bridge plank layer were noted. Auto speed and lighting enforcement were discussed with Mayor Graff promising action. Bids for cement crossings and sidewalks are due August 25. Building permits were issued for an automobile garage, residences, and barn work. An extension was granted for grading and graveling on North Minnesota Street by BE Haeberls.

Jos. J. Groebner Chas. Forster, Jr Chas. Leonhardt Eagle Mill H. N. Samsen Gas Machinery Company Cleveland Ohio Brown Co. Bank Anton J. Wiesner Center Street Minnesota Meyer Graff J. A. Ochs Henry Seifert D. Langmack Alois Brey BE. H. Haeberls Minnesota Street

Friendly Rivalry Expected In Company A Versus K Match

A friendly rivalry prompts a shoot between City Company A and St Peter Company K on August 28 at Company A range. St Peter’s team is captained by J Quane, while local captain Albert Pffender leads Company A. Lineup includes Pfaender Crosbner Hlause Sackel Victor Roland Newmann Otto Kobus with Meier as alternate. A close match is anticipated.

Company St. Peter J. Quane Company A Pfaender Crosbner Hlause Sackel Victor Roland Newmann Otto Kobus Meieraing

Excursion to Young America by Maennerchor and band

The New Ulm Maennerchor and Second Regiment band plan a trip to Young America for its 50th anniversary celebration on August 28 1910. Round trip fare from New Ulm to Young America is $1 50. Departs New Ulm at 8 00 am returns from Young America at 8 00 pm. Ladies Turnverein class and Ladies Chorus members likely to attend.

New Ulm Young America Minneapolis and St. Louis

New Ulm Wins Dramatic Comeback Over Mankato

New Ulm rallies from an 11 to 9 loss at the Fairgrounds to defeat Mankato 9 to 8 in a wild contest. George Wicherski starred with four hits four stolen bases and four scores as New Ulm overturned a late deficit and outpaced Knoff and the Mankato defense.

Ten Tons of See for Restocking National Forests

The Department of Agriculture uses over ten tons of pine seed for National Forest restocking. Seed comes from jack pine and western yellow pine, with about 300 million seeds total. Many seeds fail to germinate, so nurseries and direct sowing are used, along with experiments in faster restocking methods. Seed gathering costs vary by region, usually in fall, with crews harvesting cones from felled trees orstanding timber.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Nebraska Sand Hills Forest Service Department of Agriculture

Postal Banks lead as postmasters push bank establishments Minnesota tops

The post office department reports 300 postmasters nationwide applied to set up postal banks. Minnesota leads with 39 proposals, followed by several Dakotas. Minnesota ranks fourth among depositories with 52 applications. North Dakota and South Dakota banks seek depository status, while most states except Arizona Delaware District of Columbia Nevada Rhode Island have submissions. Texas leads the South with 40 postmasters and 39 banks contacting Mr Hitchcock about postal banks.

Post Office Department Minnesota South Dakota North Dakota Postal Savings Banks Arizona Delaware District of Columbia Nevada Rhode Island Utah Texas Hitchcock

Beautifying Seminary Grounds With New Landscaping Plans

Max Pfaender of New Ulm has designs accepted by Lutheran Ladies' Seminary directors for landscaped grounds around the building. Slopes, shrubbery, and serpentine walks will shape the site, with tree maintenance and cement-filled cavities to extend tree life. Ground grading and planting are set for fall. Mayor Gaynor Assassinated in New York City. A wire alert reports Mayor Gaynor was fatally shot in the city.

Max Pfaender New Ulm Lutheran Ladies’ Seminary Pfaender Mankato

Misfortune disrupts threshing crew and auction plans

Roy Reinhart injured his band in a threshing machine mishap last Saturday. A public auction is set for August 20 at Prank Schmelz's. Springfield visitor A Lemski and St Paul visitor Willie Schneider spent time with relatives in the area. John Reinhart bought a new threshing machine. Mr and Mrs Peter Springer were surprised by friends and neighbors. Julius Gunn and Earl Bignell of Marseilles on bicycles passed through New Ulm on a return trip from Hankinson North Carolina covering about 1000 miles in a month on the road two weeks back. They paused through DHnois Iowa and Minnesota, camping out nightly.

Roy Reinhart John Reinhart Willie Schneider St. Paul Peter Springer Julius Gunn Earl Bignell Marseilles, Jr New Ulm Hankinson N. C Dhnois Iowa Minnesota

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