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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1920

Page

10

Federal ruling exempts Minnesota mortgage foreclosure sheriff sales

Collector E J Lynch releases a federal ruling that sheriff certificates of sale in Minnesota are not subject to stamp tax at sale or redemption expiration under the 1918 Revenue Act. The ruling cites Minnesota law and Supreme Court decisions and applies to real estate mortgage foreclosures. Mrs S H Becker and her son Leslie visited her husband S H Becker in the city over the weekend.

Fred Christiansen Brown County Hennepin County J. Lynch Internal Revenue Minnesota Commissigner Washington, D. C Commissioner of Internal Revenue

German letter tells of great fire loss

A letter received in the day from August Koch in Mellbergen Westphalia Germany reports a mill and an electric bakery destroyed by fire. He notes replacement machinery costs about 1000 times the ruined equipment and a 1 000 000 mark insured value will not cover rebuilding. He also notes losses closely follow his wife’s death in the World War.

Stork

Superintendent Gloor Attends Regional School Conference

Arnold Gloor superintendent left for St Paul yesterday morning to join regional conference discussions on school support and pending legislation. The gathering included Minnesota Iowa North Dakota and South Dakota with W T Eckstein elected to represent New Ulm schools unable to attend.

Arnold Gloor St. Paul Minnesota Iowa North South Dakota W. T. Eckstein Board of Education New Ulm

Banquet praises rural teachers institute at New Ulm armory

Brown County rural teachers honored County Superintendent Kennedy at a well attended institute event in the New Ulm Armory. The evening featured Hofmeister Band performances readings and piano duets with a formal vote of thanks to supporters and a long list of attendees.

R. B Kennedy Teachers’ Institute New Ulm Armory Hofmeister Hannah Sleepy Eye Helen Woebke New Ulm Madeline Steinmetz Phyllis Petersen Gretchen Gertrude Winkelmann Lucile Buschers Anna Swanson St. Paul Minnesota Miss Wood Brown County Board of County Commissioners New Ulm Commercial Club Hofmeister Band Rural Teachers Harland Trees Milford Township Dist Cottonwood Bertha Simmet Gretchen Winkelmann Virginia Palmer Esther Schaefer Sigel Oleta Niemann Linden Amanda Rudie Milford Alma Falk Elsie McNall Sigel Frieda Behnke Stark Leavenworth Agnes Honetschlager Irene Stamm Wilhelmine Puchner Eden Aster Johnson Home Ada Cunningham Olga Hansen Harriet Horton Emma Hanson Bertha Battes Mabel Zellmer Ethel Whelan Mercy GC. Hutching Albin May Walker Mary Dombrowski Nels A. Anderson Prairieville Helen Crumlett Home Adina Sommerfeld Iske Hanska Nora GC. Korslund Mae Maloney Mathilda Schwieger North Star Luella Dorow Mattie Gulbrandson Evan Ida Isaksen Harry Anderson Bashaw Ida Rubey Reynold A. Jensen Stately Ora Current Leone R. Uren Mulligan Emma D

Concert at Armory by American Legion troupe

The Chicago Community Orchestra presented by the American Legion in New Ulm is praised for its merit and aims to support Americanization efforts. A nominal admission will help cover local post expenses. Mrs F C Clausen and daughter Viola have returned to Sleepy Eye after visiting.

Chicago Benjamin’ J. Seifert Lake Benton Legion F. C. Clasuen Viola Sleepy Eye

Two Receive Mexican Border Service Medals

Henry Krieger and Seber of this city, former pon sioned officers in Company A, Minnesota Infantry, received border service medals from the War Department in Washington yesterday morning. Major Albert Pfaender and officers of the former local infantry company, along with some noncommissioned officers, have already received similar honors. Zeno Crone, son of Mr and Mrs Aldrich Crone, is recovering from a shotgun injury to his right hand sustained while removing a gun from a boat during a hunting trip on the Minnesota river. doctors may perform a skin graft, and he remains in the hospital.

Henry “Krieger Barman Seber Minnesota Infantry War Department Washington Wap United States Albert Pfaender Pfaender Zeno Crone Aldrich Crone North Water Street Minnesota

Drunkenness Leads to Jail Term and Fines

Anton Herbeck aged 24 was arrested by Night Policeman John F Herzog after drinking. City Justice George Bogen sentenced him to five days in county jail with no option to pay a fine and warned of a tougher 20 day sentence if he is brought before him again before the new year. Another youth found with liquor supplied by Herbeck was fined $5 and $4 costs by Justice Hagen who remitted the fine on condition he refrain from drinking and avoid bad company.

Anton Herbeck John F. Herzog George Bogen Herzog Herbeck

Standard Oil closes Broad Way and Third North station for season

The Standard Oil Co. shut its Broad Way and Third North streets filling station for the season Saturday evening. William Marti, who led the site during the summer, is now helping at the Minnesota and First South streets station.

Standard Oil Co Broadway Third North Streets William Marti Minnesota First South Streets

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E. J. Lynch S. H. Becker Leslie St. James 8. H. Becker Brothers August Stork Wighershi Chevrolet Armory American Legion Ihenry Krieger Harman’ T. ‘Schwarz NonzComs Company Avenger Minnesota Street Leo A. Sprenger Haberdasher Buenger Block J Va Ativil
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