Veteran Pastor Honored in New Ulm Jubilee
Rev. C. J. Albrecht marked twenty five years as Lutheran pastor in New Ulm with a Sunday celebration. Gifts included a silver water pitcher and a leather rocker while guests from multiple towns attended. Albrecht had grown the congregation from 36 to 210 members, with nearly two thousand patrons. Prominent ministers from St Paul Sleepy Eye and others joined the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
C. J. Albrecht
Schroeder
St. Paul
Minnesota Synod
F. GH. Retzlaf
Rev. Albrecht
Albrecht
Ladies' Society
Zich
Sleepy Eye
Women's Society
Newlm
Lutheran Church
Revs
Schroud
Sloopy Eye
Fritz
St. Leo
Chris. Albrecht
Algoma
Gottlieb Albrecht
Reuvrille
Schuetze
Olivia
Bauer
Johnson
Kugel
Wellington
Brittish
Mud Lake
Buenger
Kenosha
Wis
Emanuel Albrecht
Fairfax
Gus. Albrecht
Holland
Wm. Albrecht
White
Lumber Freight Rates Drive Up Coast to Midwest Costs
A congressional inquiry into Pacific Coast lumber freight explains why Minnesota and Midwest buyers pay steep prices. Pacific states hold vast timber, mills, and payrolls, with rail rates to Minneapolis, Omaha, Cincinnati, and St. Louis pushing lumber costs well above mill prices, risking higher home-building costs despite record railroad earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce and Labor
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Montana
United States
Northern Pacific
State of
Minneapolis
Omaha
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Great Northern
Pacific Coast Lines
Hill and Harriman Lines
Middle West
Mayor Silversen Wins A Prize Engagement Announcement
The Minneapolis Journal reported Miss Katherine Taney, daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Taney of St Paul and a 1906 University of Minnesota graduate, engaged to Charles Silverson of New Ulm. The couple plan marriage after New Year as locals congratulate the pair amid talk of political metaphor and broader concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal of
Gamma Phi Beta Sisters
Katherine Taney
Taney
Charles Silverson
New Alm
Miss Taney
C. A. Taney
St. Paul
University of Minnesota
New Ulm
Mankato Wins Third In Pitchers Battle At New Ulm
Two thousand fans saw Mankato defeat St Peter three to two in a pitchers duel to claim the championship in New Ulm. McCleary allowed one hit with fourteen strikeouts, Bartos fanned twelve but yielded three base hits. St Peter’s lone scoring chance came in the eighth inning when Bartos singled and was advanced on a misplayed ball, but a bunt ended the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
Mankato
New Ulm
Frank Force
Minneapolis Tribune
Force
McCleary
Bartos
Michelson
Capt. Giblin
Krost
Plymat
Rabes
W. Rabe
McCleary Wasteady
St. Peter's
Arlington Grays to Clash With St Peter in County Title Play
Next Saturday St Peter faces Arlington Grays at Henderson and Quane aims to lift the Sib ley county boys after a Sunday setback. The Grays shut out Gib bon 10 to 0 in ten innings. A championship game for Sibley County will be at Arlington on September 10. Edwin Hawley now controls Chicago & Alton via stake in railroad circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
Arlington Grays
Henderson
Quane
Sibley County
Gibbon
Arlington
Edwin Hawley
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Iowa Central Lines
Chicago & Alton
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Rev
J. E. Abramson
the Baptist Church
Brainerd
Silverson
Edward Lee
Springfield
Driscoll
North Dakota
Farmers Elevator Company of
Grain Trust
Jim Haynes
Frank Nye
William Henry Eustis
Charlie Davis
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Berryman
Washington Star
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast Lumbermen
Hill and Harriman
Kansas
Nebraska
Rocky Mountains
Minnesota
Thomas F. Ryan
New York
Rockefellers
Guggenheims
Congo
Hughes
Rogers
Standard Trust
Hadley
Missouri
Daniel Kelly
Harriman
Roosevelt
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Blue Earth Metropolis
Peter
St. Peter Herald
St. Peter Browns
M. D. Fancher
All
A Ho Mankato
Ottomeyer
Ladies
Gentlemen’s and
Children’s Hoseat
Trarabrut
Crone Bros
Choice Farm Lands
Smale
Antony & Brandt
Munich, N. D
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