New Richland Defeats New Richland In One Hit Shutout
ABER 35 NEVER Handel and Green Isle and Mason City plus New Richland defeated Wells and others in a strong week. Hamann pitched a one hit game and a fourteen inning gem, Sta dulski took the loss as New Richland was shut out in the week. The locals played forty one innings without being scored on and the Sunday win evened the series at two wins each between New Richland and the lacala.
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Wells
Green Isle
Mason City
New Richland
Hamann
Stadulski
Oates
Deppe
Born
McGoverns
McGovern
Staddulski
New
Richland Ab Kreuzer
Rf Marshall
Anderson
Nock
Davis
Tryholm
Walff
Stadalski
Shea
Bora
Becker
Guenther
Bape
New Ulm
Cave
Guent- Set
Manon City
eGoyern
Depre
Standerd
Ontes
County Fair Opens with Record Exhibits in Brown County
Brown county hosts its biggest county fair at New Ulm Fair Grounds opening Monday. Buildings brim with cattle horses hogs sheep and poultry as carpenters rush to add sheds. Named exhibitors include Ferdinand Crone Joseph Bianchi E O Hutchinson Henry Diepolder John Huelskamp and Theodore Thormodson among others. Total pig count reaches 227 with clubs for boys and girls and a Chester White junior boar prize of 70 sold to a buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
New Ulm
Herda
Ferdinand Crone
Joseph Bianchi
Holstein
Theodore Hensel
Milford
Robert Runck
Milford Township
Boysi
Elmer Isaksen
Joseph Isaksen
Harry Isaksen
Elmer Anderson
Herbert Anderson
Springfield
Herbert
Richard Blick
Comfrey
Armand Scheibel
Lewis Schugel
Cottonwood Township
Marvel Schultz
Sleepy Eye
Theodore
Ralph O'Toole
Aldrich Fultis
Ralph O''oole
Pig Club
Fredella Sommerfeld
Selma Schultz
Theresa Faltis
Sleepy Bye
Phyllis Shirley
Johnson
Evan
BE. N. Johnson
Obituary and Birthday Reunion for Loura Buenger Sr
Observes Natal Day as family gathers for Loura Buenger Sr.'s 82nd birthday. Family members from Minnesota and Wisconsin join at the Hackbarth home on South Broadway for a reunion. Rev. Carl Buenger and Louis Buenger travel to New Ulm to assist, Aberdeen visitors attend, and well wishes pour in for continued health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loura , Buenger Sr
Paul W. Hackbarth
South Broadway
Louis J. Buenger
Minneapolis
Carl Buenger
Kenosha
Wis
New Ulm
Robert Fritsche
Aberdeen
S. D
T. Harrison
New ‘Ulm
Buenger
Twin City Print overcharges eyed in Brown county
A Brown county printing dispute reveals a rival firm overcharging compared to the Franklin Price List. The Review printers found 6 000 copy jobs priced near four times and 10 000 copies nearly 500 percent higher than the standard. County officials urged investigation to cut tax costs. Also note local hires and return to Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Brown
Twin City
Franklin
Ughton
Two Teachers Released From School Board Action
At a special meeting of the local board of education Walter Durbahn a Lafayette township farmer near New Ulm was hired as a substitute to fill the vacancy created by Prof N B Kirchhoffs resignation due to ill health Miss Evelyn Racklhm elected to lead a new special class for retarded children and released from her contract at her request as she expects to wed Both positions expected to be filled soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Walter Durbahn
Lafayette Township
New Ulm
N. B. Kirchhoff
Evelyn Racklhm
K C Initiation Next Sunday At St Patrick Council
The St Patrick Council K of G will initiate 40 to 50 candidates from New Ulm Sleepy Eye Springfield Madeira Redwood Falls Wabassa and Lamberton next Sunday September 4 at 1 pm in the Catholic school auditorium. The New Ulm degree team will present first degree then Mankato Council first degree and district deputy staff will follow. A banquet at the Armory will conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick Council
K. of G
New Ulm
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
Madeira
Redwood Falls
Wabassa
Lamberton
Ulm
Mankato Council
Armory
Labor Day Celebrated in New Ulm at Herman Heights
Labor Day will be observed in New Ulm at Herman Heights on Monday September 6 under the New Ulm Arbeiter Verein. A one o'clock parade precedes festivities with speakers Mayor L A Fritsche and Major Albert Platnder. Activities include games and amusements, inviting community attendance.
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New Ulm
Herman Heights
New
Clinic Secures New Quarters On Second Floor
Drs Strickler Dubbe and Von Bank lease the entire second floor of Mrs Pfefferle’s building on Minnesota Street near Center over Schmucker Burk Pharmacy and will open a clinic there about November 1. Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Co. vacates for relocation to Farmers & Merchants Bank building. New facilities will include offices, labs, X ray, and waiting rooms with modern equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Strickler
F. H. Dubbe
W. J. von Bank
BE. A. Pfefferle
Minnesota Street
Center
Schmucker & Burk Pharmacy
Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Co
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Tri-State Co
Strickler
Dubbe
State Bank of New Ulm
Brown County
New Ulm
Minnesapolis General Hospital
Medical Department
University of Minnesota
Jordan
von Bank
theiickler-Dubbo Clinic
Dental Department
The
University of Minnests
Ottomeyer
Creameries Unite in Brown County Meeting
At Sleepy Eye on Monday evening Brown county creamery representatives decided to unite. Seven co operative creameries in New Ulm Sleepy Eye Springfield Hanska Evan Essig and Stark joined the state association with about 85 representatives present. John Brandt and J H Schroeder spoke on regional conditions and experiences. More creameries are expected to join soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County Creamery
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Springfield
Hanska
Evan
Essig
Stark
John Brandt
Litchfeld
Meeker
J. H. Schroeder
Arcadia
Iowa
Brown County
Eckstein Survives Narrow Car Plunge in South German Park
County Attorney W. T. Eckstein escaped fatal injury after his Kissel Kar plunged down a steep park embankment near Second South Street. The car damaged severely with windshield shattered and steering wheel torn free. Eckstein remained conscious, suffering a large scalp wound requiring around 80 stitches after the vehicle failed to make a turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Eckstein
Kissel Kar
South German Park
Second South Street
Harold Moerbitz
Minneapolis
German Street
Eckstein
Young Moerbita
Mr. Eckstein
Dr. L. A. Fritsche
Pocketbook found. missing cash worth forty five dollars
Andrew Lebert of Home township reported a pocketbook lost in early January with contents returned except $45 kept by a finder who contacted Sleepy Eye Bank. Lebert may reveal the finder to authorities if the money is not forthcoming, as keeping found property is larceny. Mrs Mueller and Mrs Kopischke visited Mrs Patsch at Morgan during the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lebert
Home Township
Sleepy Eye
Minneapoli
Lebert
Mankato Historians Visit New Ulm for Sioux War Remembrance
The Mankato Historical Society toured New Ulm on a Saturday visit en route to Morton and the Lower Agency site. Mayor Pffender and other locals greeted 180 visitors in 27 cars, touring Hauenstein's plant, Hunter's Rest, Schell's, nearby gardens, deer park, a log cabin built by pioneers, and the Sioux uprising monument while refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Mankato
Mankato Historical Society
New Ulm Bridge
New “Ulm
Major Piuender
Hauenstein
Hunter'n Rest
Schell
Fiswara
New Tim
Gymnssi
New 1
Abdi
Herman's
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Aber
Handel
George Goblitsch
C. C. Broch
Morgan
William Schmidt
Milwaukee
Law
Prof
Hy Klatt
South Jefferson Street
Dr, C. €. Strickler
DR. W. J. Yon Bank
K. C
New Ulm Arbeiter Verein
Marie Forster
Bee Hive
I. C. Penney Co
Ana Mike Forster
Drs. Strickler
Mary Frasehla
Ernest Altermatt
Dr. Martin Luther College
Wm. Mueller
J. C. Kopischke of
Minnie Patsch
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