Harvey Hindermyer and Dani Sisters at Armory
Keen interest shown in a Monday evening concert at the New Ulm Armory featuring tenor Harvey Hindermyer and the Dani Sisters. Hindermyer, a versatile vocalist, will perform operatic arias and lighter heart songs while the Dawn Sisters deliver refined instrumental and vocal showcases. Schmucker and Burk manage the recital with admittance cards available on request.
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Armory
New Ulm Armory
Harvey Hinde
Misses Dani
Hindermyer
Dawn
Wrio
Schmucker & Burk
United States Remain Neutral in Labor and Immigration Debates
A column review discusses postoffice unions rights, Farmer-Labor party insights, and McCann on whole wheat bread. It notes Johnson’s yellow peril claims on Japanese immigration, Colby’s note to Allies urging a neutral stance on Poland, Russia, and Baltic state questions, and Admiral Benson on marine insurance.
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Danish War Council
Washington
Dean Russell
University of Wisconsin
House Committee On Agriculture
Northwest
Alonzo Taylor
House Committee
Senate
Benson
Shipping Board
Board
Congress
Admiral Benson
Johnson
Albert Johnson
Hoquiam
Wash
Labor Post
United States
National
John R. McLean
House
Nonpartisan League
House Committee On Immigration
Albert
Colby
Russia
America
Baltic States
Finland
Georgia
Azerbaijan
Far East
England
France
Brown County Fair set with new Children’s Day date
Brown County Fair alters Children’s Day to the Wednesday before the exposition’s end and will admit all school children free. Secretary Lindemann reports brisk demand for display space, with nearly all hall space booked and many local firms already contracted. A full premium list is out for the fiftieth fair, with copies mailed to Brown and neighboring counties. booking promises big programs, baseball games, fireworks, and diverse attractions. A Red Cross clown will visit on August 31 to give health talks and distribute educational material.
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Brown County Fair
Wm. A. Lindemann
Brown County
Brown
Review
Lindemann
Red Cross
New Ulm Baseball Team Faces Eight More Games
New Ulm lost two games and scored one run in the ninth inning against Fairmonts as Federoli Born and Larson led the rally. Managers announce eight more games slated with Marshall Fairfax Sleepy Eye Comfrey Lamberton Fairmont and others. A September 12 game with Young America at Norwood is planned with a possible train and a side purse. The club seeks about $1000 to finish the season after spending nearly $700 on new suits and grounds upgrades.
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New Ulm
Fairmonts
Federoli
Born
Larson
Marshall
Fairfax
Sleepy Eye
Comfrey
Lamberton
Fairfament
Young America
Norwood
Well Attended Picnic At Sigel Grove
The Juni Lake Locals enjoyed a large picnic at Thos Stadick's grove in Sigel on Sunday with about 1000 people attending. Kretsch Orchestra provided music and games and entertainments filled the program. Adele Kachel and Mrs Wm Holm with son William of Minneapolis arrived Monday to visit Mrs Lona Kachel on Second North Street.
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Juni Lake
Thos. Stadick’s Grove
Sigel
Kretsch
Adele Kachel
Wm. Holm
William
Minneapolis
Lona Kachel
Second North Street
Program For 9th Park Concert August 22 1920
The program lists pieces performed by R Alexander and others including Hungarian Comedy, The Witch Dance, Whistlers, A Night in Berlin, Buffalo No 23, The Forge in the Forest, Poet and Peasant, La Marchiche, Dance of the Song Birds, Death of Custer, Battle of Little Big Horn, Glory of the Trumpets and Star Spangled Banner. Intermission noted with W H Scout.
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Memphis
the Majestic
R. Alexander
Keler-Bela
Goetz
the Whistlers
E. Reiterer
Potpouri
Berlin
Pte J. Hartmann
Buffalo
Theo. Michaelis F. Y. Suppe
Borel-Clere
Confiscated Sportsmen Paraphernalia Auction Near Capitol
An auction of confiscated shotguns rifles revolvers shell cases belts packs spears fishing tackle and other gear from the Minnesota State Game and Fish Department will start Friday August 20 at 10 am near the east steps of the State Capitol in St Paul. About 140 guns will be sold to the highest bidder with no reserve. Also notes on local moves: Mrs Philomena Brand returned from Fairfax and William P Schuck bought a 10 acre ranch in Gardena California and plans to move next week.
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Minnesota State Game and Fish Department
State Capitol
St. Paul
Harry J. LaDue
Game and Fish
Mr Sittard Leaves for St Paul Capital City
Cornelius Sittard long time editor with New Ulm Review and News Wlm Post left for St Paul on Saturday noon to join his family and pursue a new position on the editorial staff of Der Wanderer in St Paul. Mrs Sittard and the children had already moved there. Neighbors and friends regret the departure but wish them success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Sittard
New Ulm Review
News
Wlm Post
St. Paul
Capitol City
der Wanderer
Return From The West In Four Week Yellowstone Trip
Dr and Mrs G F Reinecke and Marion with Attorney Geo D Erickson and Miss Cassie Erickson return to New Ulm from Yellowstone via auto route. The four week trip was greatly enjoyed by all. Ben Zieske and child of Cobden visited New Ulm relatives. Ida Kogge of Minneapolis visited and her daughter Henrietta will soon graduate as nurse while son Herbert worked in Glacier Park last summer.
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G. F. Reinecke
Marion
Geo. D. Erickson
Cassie Erickson
New Ulm
Yellowstone National Park
Ben. Zieske
Cobden
Ida Kogge
Minneapolis
Henrietta
Herbert
Glacier Park
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Farmer- Labor Party
Committee of Forty-eight
Chicago
Alfred W. McCann
New York Globe
Hoover
Department of Agriculture
Schulke’s
New York
Coats
Ses
Cheney
Maestro Campanini
Chicago Grand Opera ‘Company
State Game and Fish Department
Philomena Brand
Wm. P. Schuck
Gardina
Calif
Schuck
MR. Sittard
NEW Oim Tire and Repair CO
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Second North ST
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