Livestock Show and Sale at Sanborn
Sanborn Tri-County Breeders Association plans a big livestock show and sale in Sanborn on September 21. Classes for purebred and grade beef and dairy calves and hogs. Calves must be born after June 1, 1919. Open to youths 10 to 18 resident in Redwood, Brown or Cottonwood counties. Nearly $400 in prize money. Compelling judges named for the animal classes.
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Sanborn Tri- County
Redwood
Brown
Cottonwood
Sanborn
Breeders Seed Plan for Youth Show on September 21
A notice encourages parents to bring youngsters to a breeding show on September 21 to gain pointers on feeding and breeding by interacting with breeders. Prepare now to attend and learn from the event.
Post Office Reverts to Former Name New Germany
Washington ordered the New Germany post office to restore its former name Motordale after wartime changes. The shift caused banking and corporate names to misalign with the village’s incorporation, creating administrative complications for local institutions.
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Post Office Department
Washington
New Germany
Motordale
Matordale
Illness of St Peter Mayor Haesecke III
Mayor Wm Haesecke of St Peter fell seriously ill with stomach trouble on Sunday August 1 and was rushed to a Mankato hospital for a major operation the next day. Early reports said he might not survive but later said he was progressing well.
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Wm. Haesecke
St. Peter
Mankato
Return of Two Cent Fare Hears August 16 Minnesota
Minnesota roads face a hearing on August 16 as railroads seek Interstate rate increases and possible two cent fare adjustments. The Northwest carriers seek to align Minnesota rates with interstate levels, with federal control set to end September 1. Bankers and business leaders voice cautious support for higher rail rates to improve transportation, while state officials weigh the Bendixon two cent fare law’s applicability.
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Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Northwest Railroads
Minnesota
Railways
St. Paul
State Railway and Warehouse Commission
Commission
Capitol
Edmund Pennington
Soo Line
Pennington
E- W- Decker
Northwestern National Bank
C. Louis Weeks
Railroad Commission
New Ulm Editor Dives In Lake Causing Tidal Wave
Friends of Phil Liesch publisher of the New Ulm Journal recount a humorous tale of his lake dip in a tight bathing suit. A ripping sound followed as the garment split, he leaped in creating a tidal wave that alarmed cottages on the opposite shore. His tailors reportedly added cloth to the waistline afterwards.
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Phil Liesch
New Ulm Journal
Waconia
Phil
R. Lieschs
Fairmant Sentinel
Former New Ulmite Weds Edith Frances Medinnus
Former New Ulm resident George Manual Stellies married Edith Frances Medinnus of Minneapolis at the bride’s parents home last Wednesday at 8 p.m. Rev. John Hutchanson officiated. Mrs. Henry Stellies of this city attended. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stellies, former New Ulm residents who moved to Minneapolis years ago. Local friends extend wishes for a happy life.
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New Ulm
George Manual Stellies
New’ Ulmite
Edith
Frances Medinnus
Minneapolis
Frank F. Medinnus
John Hutchanson
Henry
Stellies
John’ Stellies
Mill City
Wonder Store Magazine Debuts in New Ulm
New Ulm sees the arrival of The Wonder Store Magazine, the store organ of P. A. Becker's variety business. The eight page issue offers brief news comments and bargains and will be a regular free adjunct to the Wonder Store. Readers are invited to notify Becker to receive future issues.
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New Ulm
Wonder Store
P. A. Becker
Wonder
Mr.Becker
Butterfat Production in Minnesota Creameries
Minnesota dairy cattle patrons from 202 cooperatives collected a May dividend of 2,926,374 pounds of butterfat while creameries paid an average price above 64 cents per pound. A. J. McGuire urges local associations, standardized products, and carload shipping to boost profits. Seventeen cheese factories reported 151,988 pounds of butterfat at nearly 66 cents per pound.
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Minnesota
A. J. McGu
Agricultural Extension Division
University Farm
McGuire
Hog Swindlers at Work in Redwood County
County agent F M Bane reports the federal government warns Redwood County farmers about a swindle. Conmen travel the region selling supposed blooded hogs for 200 dollars each, then replace buyers with inferior stock. Farmers are urged to demand a county agent’s order before purchase.
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F. M. Bane
Redwood County
Uncle Sam
Redwood Falls
Mrs Edith Hellmann Resigns Bookkeeper Post
Mrs Edith Hellmann has resigned her position as bookkeeper in the Reviews office to take a job at the Eagle Roller Mill offices. She will begin her new duties next Monday.
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Edith Hellmann
Reviews
Eagle Roller Mill
St. Peter Population Rises Slightly in a Decade
Official Washington figures show St. Peter's population up by 3.9 percent over the last ten years. The neighboring city now lists 4,335 residents, up from 4,176 in 1910, per the announcement.
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St. Peter's
Washington
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Reree
Crone Bros
Kuppenheimer
New Ulm, Minn
Haesecke III
Dept. F. Digestive Chemical Company
Minn
Backer’s
Springfield
Rexall
Dare Devil Airplane
Weber Sisters
Lindman-Nelson
Sankus and
Sylvers
Crane Family
Cornell & Co
The
Brown County Agricultural Society
Brown County Fair
Lake
New Ulmnite
Wonder Fake
Gamble
Dayton
Ford
Hawkeye
Greyhound
Ford Si
NEW Ulm Tire & Repair Company
John A. Wilfahrt
Automobile Owners Tire Corporation
E. O. Blekre
Pres
St. Paul, Minnesota
Star Cord
Star Card
America
RED Star
S. P. Nielsen Auto Company
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