Large Jubilee Meet Draws Thousands in Wisconsin-Arizona
About 7,000 people attended the Dr Martin Luther College campus Jubilee marking the 25th anniversary of the Evangelical Lutheran Teachers Seminary and the Arizona Indian Mission. The 16th bi annual conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of North America opened last Wednesday and closed last night with German and English services. Revs Bodamer and Schaller preached in the morning. C. H Koch and E Guenther spoke in the afternoon along with Jack Keyes, who recalled the early days at Fort Apache and St. Carlos reservations. The synod elected Bergemann as president and named Westendorf Meyer Hinnenthal Nommen son and Groebner to key posts. Reconstruction work dominated doctrinal talks at St Pauls church.
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Dr. Martin Luther College
Evangelical Lutheran Teachers’ Seminary
Arizona
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Evangelical’ Lutheran Joint Synod of North America
W. Bodamer
Toledo
Ohio
J. Schaller
Wauwatoosa
Wis
Teachers’ Seminary
Be Arizona
C. H
Koch
Columbus
E. Guenther
Fort Apache
Ariz
Jack Keyes
Mayhoff
Ey. Luth
St. Carlos Reservation
Keyes
Rhode Island
Joint
Evangelical-Lutheran- Synod of
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
G. B. Bergemann
Bergemann
Northwestern College boards named for two year terms
The report lists officers and board members connected to Luther College Watertown Wis Northwestern College Watertown Wis and Theological Seminary Wauwatosa Wis as well as Dr Martin Luther College New Ulm. It notes a treasury surplus of 15000 dollars and mentions reelected board terms for six years with several names including Rev John Brenner Oscar Griebling and Rev W Laver.
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Tie Luther College
New Ulm
Northwestern College
Watertown
Wis
Board of Trastees
Synod
W. Ganite
Theological Seminary
Wauwatosa
John. Brenner
Oscar Griebling
Milwaukee
Labor Picnic Speeches Highlight Labor Day Event
Emnat Lundeen former Minnesota congressman will speak at New Ulm Labor Day picnic on Monday at Herman's Heights addressing The League of Nations. A morning parade forms at Center Street monument at 10 o clock with Union Concert Band leading to the Heights for a day of entertainments. All workers and citizens invited to attend. officials aim to attract a large crowd.
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Emnat Lundeen
Minnesota
Heman’s Heights
League of Nations
Thomas van Lear
Tundeen
New Ulm
Monument
Center Street
Minnesota Street
Herman’s Heights
Union Concert Band
Friends of Labor
Minneaota Street
Ric South
Reward Offered for Stolen Buick Roadster In Comfrey
Sheriff W. J. Julius of New Uim offers a 100 dollar reward for the Buick roadster’s recovery and another 100 dollars for the thieves. Descriptions list two principal suspects as tall very light complexioned in dark clothes, and a dark medium-height man. Two more men in a similar car are believed involved, both dark and medium height with dark attire and a green sweater in one case.
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W. J. Julius
New Uim
Comfrey
Juliuz
Editor Burt Day's death noted in McLeod County GOP report
The Hutchinson Leader editor Burt Day, a pioneer Kansas state newspaper man, died after being found unconscious in a public school experiment room last Wednesday. The McLeod County Republican reports he likely died from chemical exposure. E P Backer, a route agent for the American Railway Company, was a visitor in New Ulm last Wednesday and is linked to the Southern Minnesota division with headquarters at Mankato.
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Burt Day
Hutchinson Leader
McLeod County
Repulican
E. P. Backer
The
American Railway Company
Southern Minneota Division
Hay Hiv
Mankato
No Action Yet on Profiteering Probe Costs in Congress
Debates rage over how to fund the high cost of living inquiry as Congress considers multiple emergency appropriations. Reports say only a $500,000 request from the federal trade commission targets food regulation while other departments seek millions for investigations and reports.
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Congress
Visada
Department of ‘Commmense
Lange Pertentate
Houston
Department of Justice
Palmer
Treasury Department
Glass
Southern Democrata
Senate Agriculture
Ellison D. Smith
South’ Carola
Smith
Tam
Tanden
Fragmented tribute to returning service members on page 2
A damaged passage praises a returning service member with phrases about pride in conduct and duty. The text awkwardly glazes over thanks and patriotism, referencing neighbors and sweethearts, and notes continuation on the next page.
Post Office Orders for Army Food Sold to Consumers
Postmaster Fred Pfaender announces government surplus food distribution to local consumers in New Ulm district. Orders must be cash, limited per person, with sales sent to Chicago for distribution. List includes bacon, corned beef, roast beef, beans, corn, peas, rice, and more at fixed prices.
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Fred Pfaender
Congress
New Ulm
Chicago
Northwest
Plaenier
Piaender
Pair Grounds at Arouear Circus Fair Adds Nonsense and Exhibits
A humorous program at the fair promises fun and budget relief as visitors bring kids and enjoy exhibits in the Administration Building. Vendors like Vogel Danther Yard, Eagle Roller Mill, Schulke and Schell display goods appealing to ladies and families. The Ladies Department features hand painted china, fancy work, and a large showing of canning and baked goods, with many entries across divisions.
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Tinteriala
Eagle
Ulm
Gastler
Schell
New Ulm
New Ulm Floral Company
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Luth
Seminary and Indian Mission
ST. Paul's
G. E. Bergemann
Fond du Lac
Joint Synod
Committee On
J. H. Westendorf
Saginaw
Mich
Ist
John Meyer
Gert. Hinnenthal
Goodhue
Minn
W. Nommenson
Treasury
Centrol Council
Cty
Statue of Liberty
Knights of Columbus
Red Crown
Mill
Salvation Army
Geo. Graft
Ivanhoe
New Wim
Brown County
Tthe
Orpheus Band
Springfelium Musical Organization
Kicner
Albert’ Pfatnder
Turner Park
Serait
Ran Aid Sheil
Arouear Circus
SIG
Rae Cee Oie Rene Thanee
Parente
Cartier
Ferdinand Crone
Holsteina
Walnut Hill Perm
Milford
Than Henzel
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