Festival Vividly Shows New Ulm Pride In Fiftieth Anniversary
The New Ulm festival celebrating the Indian Massacre's fiftieth anniversary fills streets with gay decorations and frontier life displays. Windows in Crane's Columbia and other shops depict weapons, homestead scenes, and Native life as locals and visitors anticipate a grand celebration and lively attractions.
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New Ulm
Minnesota
Crane’s
Machine Gas Company
Spother
Frontier Ife
Pverly
Columbia
Isa
Stuebo's
Brown
Vison
Theo
Mueller
New York
Dengler's Bakery
Fidel and
Diepolder
Pioneer
Pioneer Drug Store
Turner Hall
Frank Steele
Reliable
Almations
Med
March of Grand Parades Detailed and Under Way
Work by committees nearly finished for the parade day. Auto parade route mapped from State and Washington to German Park with prizes up to 26 for best decorated car and bands engaged for Wednesday and Friday events. Arrangements for refreshments and receptions in place, with invitations sent to auto owners and plans to accommodate spectators.
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J. H. Siegel
German Park
State
Washington Streets
South Street
Minnesota
8Th North
Washington Street
5Th South
Broadway
18Th
German Street
Henle
Springfield
Redwood Falls
Sleepy Eye
Second Regiment
Turnverein
Henie
Henae
Germex Park
Sameen
iMfcuTeyka
Morton Indians
Red Front
Ottomeyer
Fred Pfeender
Programe
Gov. Eberhart
Richard Basasen
Perso Stein
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