Potter Now Heads Late Farm Bureau in Minnesota
L. E. Potter of Springfield elected president of the Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation at University Farm. T. E. Cashman of Owatonna to serve on the executive board until S. L. Allen’s vacancy is filled. Rally planned for State Fair on September 10 with J. H. Howard and E. H. Cunningham as speakers. A booth to be maintained in the Agricultural building. Meetings September 9 to discuss articles of incorporation. Three men named for the cooperative grain marketing committee: L. E. Potter, T. E. Cashman, F. W. Murphy. Fifteen county associations have consigned wool to National Wool Warehouse & Storage Co. at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Potter
Springfield
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
F. L. French
University Farm
T. E. Cashman
Owatonna
S. L. Allen
Winnebago
Fair Board
Farm Bureau
J. H. Howard
National Federation
E. H. Cunningham
Iowa
Federation
American Farm Bureau
Minnesota Federation
F. W. Murphy
Wheaton
French
National Wool Warehouse & Storage Co
Chicago
Catarrh Cure Claim and Probate Court Order
An affidavit from Ohio offers a One Hundred Dollar reward for a catarrh cure using Hall's Catarrh Medicine. A Minnesota probate court in Brown County sets September 7 1920 for examining the estate of Joseph W. Soukup and scheduling notice to interested parties in New Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toles
Aaid Dem
Hall
Prank J. Chendy
Ise
Order to Present Claims Within Three Months
Brown County Probate Court in August 1920 orders Wilhelmina Retelay de ceased estate claims filed within three months. I A Retzlaff as administrator informed creditors must file claims by three months and hearings set for December first 1920 at 10 am in New Ulm Court House. Newspaper notice to run three weeks in New Ulm Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Minnesota
County of Brown
Wilhelmina Retelafy
Wilhelmina Retalay
New Ulta
Brown
I. A. Retzlaff
F. H. Retzlaff
New Ulm
Said
Minn
WM. B
Mather
Laborites Prefer Jail to Cash Fine for Contempt
Lynn Thomson, Leslie Sinton, Dan W Stevens and R D Cramer officials of the Minneapolis Trades and Labor Assembly begin six months in jail next week rather than pay fines of 1265 for contempt of court. They defied an injunction targeting the Wonderland theater’s labeling as unfair to organized labor. The action stems from the theater owner backed by anti union groups challenging the labor’s use of a labor unfair list and the state anti trust law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Thomson
Leslie Sinton
Dan W. Stevens
R. D. Cramer
The
Labor Review
Minneapolis Trades and Labor Assembly
Bardwell
Hennepin County District Court
Wonderland
Minneapolis
Citizens’ Alliance
Organized Labor
Supreme Court
High Court
Labor
Labor I
Minnesota Grower Consignments Enter Market at Fair Price
The article notes consignments from Minnesota totaling 300,000 to 350,000 pounds and reports ongoing daily receipts as buyers seek a fair price for growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Union Shops Refused Recognition Spark Labor Protest
Labor leaders say unions will advertise their stance that employers refuse to recognize collective bargaining rights. The unions threaten to expose unfair practices and urge workers to join organized labor in opposition to the employer stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
Potato Exchange Organized In Minnesota
The Minnesota Potato Exchange begun functioning with leaders from farming groups and extension services. James Cumming is president, H Bjorge vice president, H B Plummer secretary treasurer, A W Desmidt general manager, and E A Colquhoun field manager. Temporary offices are in Minneapolis and a sales contract was made with the North American Fruit Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Potato Exchange
Farm Bureau
Agricultural Extension Division
The
State University
James Cumming
East Grand Forks
H. ©. Bjorge
Lake Park
H. B. Plummer
Hawley
A. W. Desmodt
E. A. Colquhoun
Produce Exchange
Second Avenue North
Minneapolis
North American Fruit Exchange
Minnesota Corn Growth Pushes State Toward the Top
Minnesota has expanded its corn acreage from 1.69 million to 2.97 million acres in ten years, with yield rising from 59 million to 118 million bushels. It ranks seventh in total yield and fifth in yield per acre, despite a short growing season. Extension officials urge farmers to select early maturing seed, choose sand corn suited to local conditions, store ears properly to dry, and plant 60 ears per acre to ensure better yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Agricultural Extension Division
University
A. D. Wilson
University Department of Agriculture
Auction Notice for Farm Sale Near Courtland and New Ulm
Public auction by John Havemeier on his farm 3 miles NW of Courtland and 5 miles E of New Ulm in district 41. Sale includes 8 horses, cattle, 19 milch cows, 7 yearlings, Holstein and Poland China stock, plus a large assortment of farm machinery and tools. Starts 9 A M with cash under 10 and notes over 10 at 8 percent. Lunch noon. Auctioneers E D Precht and Louis T Precht. Courtland State Bank Clerk. Ady 33-34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland
New Ulm
Poland
Minnesota
Milwaukee
McCormick
H. P
Rock Island
John Havemeier
E. D. Precht
Louis T. Precht
Courtland State Bank
Ady
Public Auction on John Goeth e Farm Brown County
Auction on Thursday Aug 26 at 11 A M at John Goeth e farm seven miles south of New Ulm two west of Searles section 20 Cottonwood Twp Horses cattle sheep hogs and poultry farm machinery tools and more. Terms: cash under $10 and over $10 on good bankable notes with 7 percent interest. Free lunch at noon. Elmer Gaetee owner Dorn Schueller auctioneers Citizens State Bank clerk Adv 33 34
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goethe
New Ulm
Searles
Cottonwood Township
Brown County
Rock Island
McCormick
Deere
Studebaker
van Brunt
Fuller & Johnson
Surrey
de Laval
Elmer Gaetee
Dorn & Schueller
Citizens State Bank
Public Auction At Otto Radke Farm Near New Ulm Essig
Auction to be held at the Otto Radke farm six and a half miles northwest of New Ulm and two miles east of Essig on the middle road to Essig. Sale begins at 10 a.m. Thursday September 2. Horses and mules include eight year old black mare, eight year old black gelding, five year old Greg gelding, ten year old bay mare, six year old bay mare, six year old sorrel mare, Hambletonian gelding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Radke
New Ulm
Essig
Farm Auction List of Livestock and Equipment Surplus
A large sale catalog lists 7 years old Shetland Pony 4 years old team of Mules 12 milch cows 3 coming fresh soon 2 1-year-old heifers 2 2-year-old heifers 1 2-year-old steer 2 fullblood Duroc Jersey boars 3 brood sows 1 sow and 8 pigs 13 spring pigs 7 fall pigs 14 geese additional farming gear including multiple binders mowers plows cultivators wagons harvest equipment hay racks rakes and machinery 14 acres standing corn and many other items. Terms: cash under 1 000 and notes over 10 1 year 8 percent interest. Free lunch. WM K STRATE owner. Auctioneers E D and Louis T Precht. Essig State Bank clerk. Adg 84-35
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
X. L
Janesville
la Crosse
Sunshine
Fuller & Johnson
Hayes
WM. K. Strate
E. D and Louis T. Precht
Essig State Bank
Adg
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A. G. Amana
Fritsche Block
Bm. L. A. & Albert Fritsche Physicians & Surgeons
Uhm
William Pfaender
General Insurance
Lege
Loana
Steamship Ticketa
F. J. Pelant
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Striekter
F. H. Dubbe
Strickler & Dubbe Physicians and Surgeons Oflice
Strickler
Dubbe
Albert Steinhauser
Warstes
U. S
F. Hammermeister
Viltier
Abe. Bros
T.S
M. J. Goblirsch
Farmers & Merchants
Gifive
New Ulm, Minn
Chas. Emmerich
A. V. Seifert
Ottomeyer Block
Bingham Bros
Coal & Ura
Ulm
John Henle
Noah
Daniel
Webster
Eagle Roller Mill Co
Potter
L. Allen
State of
County of
Joseph W. Soukup
Peter W. Soukup
New Imin Said
WM. B. Mather
Gordon
Brown County Fair
Bes
B. J. Krahn
Broadgrce
Minmet
Old City
N. W
Mankato
Sun
St. Peter
F. P. Starr
NEW Ulm Savings and Loan Association
WM. Pfaender, JR
Weiser Block
J. H. Forster
Minnesota St
Telephone
New Ulm, Mine
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