Stone Crusher showcased for city road needs in New Ulm
At an adjourned New Ulm City Council meeting two Austin Western Road Machinery Company representatives explained the Aurora Steel Frame Rock Crusher. It handles 12 to 18 tons per hour, could average 120 tons per day in eight hours, and is transportable. Council to revisit next regular session. Architectural bids were read with German bidding system discussed. plans by A J Mueller presented to reduce city costs.
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New Ulm
Austin- Western Road Machinery Company
Chicago
Aurora
Thomas Lennon
St. Paul
J. F. Lynch
Mankato
Lenton
Lennon
A. J. Mueller
Krook
Mueller
Germany
Jay
New City Hall Sign Gifted By Alex Schwendinger
Alex Schwendinger installed a sign at the side entrance of City Hall directing visitors to the basement rest room. The inscription on gold ground in black letters notes the location and a donation of the giga to the city was accepted with thanks. Lt. Robert Stocker Jr was killed when a naval aircraft crashed into the Delaware River six miles below Chester Pennsylvania. Capt. Robert Stocker, father of the aviator, works with the Navy Department Bureau of Construction and Repairs.
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Alex Schwendinger
City Hall
Schwendinger
Robert Stocker, Jr
Robert Stocker
Stocker
Delaware River
Chester
Bureau of Construction and Repairs
Navy Department
New Bank Opens in Cambria at December Start
A new bank named Cambria State Bank opened Monday December 1 in Cambria. Officers are D W Harris president F H Krook vice president New Ulm and W J Gareis cashier. Gareis formerly with Brown County Bank New Ulm. Cambria shows rapid growth with seven new buildings completed this season and three more under construction. The local Methodist Women’s Foreign Missionary Society marked its fiftieth anniversary at church parlors with the Standard Bearers and a guest address by Mrs B F Bummert of Minneapolis followed by a banquet.
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Cambria
Cambria State Bank
D. W. Harris
F. H. Krook
New Ulm
W. J. Gareis
Gareis
Brown County Bank of
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
B. F. Bummert
Minneapolis
Minnesota Daily Star capital drive under way in state
The remainder of $250,000 is to fund the new Minnesota Daily Star. Permission to sell this second block of stock was granted by the state securities commission after the first $250,000 had sold. The Star invites city workers and Northwest farmers to own a daily newspaper and invest, supported by Northwest Publishing Company officers.
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Minnesota Daily Star
State Securities Commission
the Star
Northwest
Northwest Publishing Company
State
December Term of Court Opens Next Week in Brown County
The district court convenes at the Courthouse next Monday at 11 am for a December term with 48 civil and 2 criminal cases awaiting action. Of the civil matters, 13 carry over from spring and 35 are new. the criminal docket includes State of Minnesota vs Vidian B Vye and Ed Cutting, likely the lead case, along with City of New Ulm vs Frank Kretsch. Vye, a former state food administration agent, is under $1,000 bond and was indicted in May for extortion tied to alleged wheat hoarders, with farmers alleging he forced payment of his and Cutting’s auto expenses.
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District Court
State of Minnesota
Vidian B. Wye
St. Paul
Sleepy Eye
City of
New Ulm
Frank Kretsch
Vidian B. Vye
State Food Administration
Brown County
Grand
Ed Cutting
Big Ditch Project Modern Drainage Plan Near Sleepy Eye
In Redwood county Sleepy Eye creek drainage No 57 survey nears completion. Engineer C Pry Smith says the system covers 70000 acres in a large belt, boosting land value and farm productivity across southern Minnesota. Lafayett village school board seeks bids for a new schoolhouse with plans available from Clerk F Quist by December 22 at 6 pm.
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Redwood County
Sleepy Eye Creek
C. Pry Smith
Worn Belt
Minneota
Lafayett Village
F. Quist
Briton Arter German Markets Hindered by British Paper
Congressman Fred A Brittensof Illinois reports to Amaroc News that American salesmen face British German control in Germany. He cites passports and British permits as obstacles and urges U S government action to secure free entry. He notes only 160 American permits issued versus 2,200 British.
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Germany
Fred A. Brittensof
Illinois
Europe
Berlin
Amaroc News
Army of Occupation
Japan
Great Britain
America
House of Renpresentatives
Demand for law and order over mob violence in Minnesota
Citizens across Minnesota press for action against ongoing mob violence after the Lundeen deportation from Ortonville. They criticize Governor Burnquist for inaction and unite under a law and order campaign, citing parallels in Oklahoma and urging enforcement of the U.S. Constitution.
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World War Veterans of Minnesota
Lundeen
Veterana
United State of America
Minnesota
Insidious Attacks Framing Legions Ties to Mobs
The Minnesota press faces a covert campaign linking the American Legion to mob outrages after the Lundeen deportation incident in Ortonville. The ruse aims to discredit veterans and provoke a crisis within the Legion, while honest members warn against manipulation by a few leaders seeking to steer the organization.
Annual Choir Festival And Dairy Contest Highlights
The Cath. church choir held its annual banquet at the Cath. school hall with a varied program and performances by choir members and families. Fred W. Dehn won top honors in the butter scoring contest, Fred Jacobson took state grand championship honors, and C F Zimmermann led in cheese making. District winners and scores are listed. Dr M I Goblitsch plans to open an office in New Ulm by January 1, leasing space in Farmers & Merchants Bank building. he is a Wabasso native and nephew of Jos J Goblirsch.
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Robert Schlinkert
Reva
Rhody
Winter
Fred, W. Dehn
Milford & Cottonwood
Fred Jacobson
Lake Benton
C. F. Zimmermann
Zumbrota
Martin B. Anderson
Weaver
Walter Olson
Hawick
Jos. Hanson
Clarissa
O. O. Heggeness
Twin Valley
Casper Myron
Grandy
M. I. Goblitsch
Perham
New Ulm
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Dr. Goblirsch
Jos. J. Goblirsch
Cottonwood Township
Christmas Seal Sale Encourages Fight Against TB
The Red Cross launches its Christmas Seal drive from December 1 to 10 to fund tuberculosis care, prevention, and hospital services. A special school drive is set for December 5 to 7 to engage students, urging widespread purchase and use of the seals on letters and parcels.
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Minnesota
Red Cross Society
Mort
Hasenpfeffer Dance at Turner Hall Remembers Evening
The Hagenpfeffer Dance held last week at Turner Hall drew 75 to 100 couples dancing to lively tunes into the early hours. Ex Congressman and Mrs Ernest Lundeen attended as among the out of town guests. Hasen pletfen was served about 117. Card playing also featured in the celebration. Jacob Hanson returned to his Linden farm from Greenbuch where he had gone three years ago to cultivate nearby lands.
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Hagenpfeffer
Turner Hall
Congress Jman
Ernest Lundeen
Hasen ‘Pletfen
Jacob, Hanson
Linden
Greenbuch
New Ulm Commercial Club Elects New President
J A Ochs was chosen president of the New Ulm Commercial Club for the coming year at a directors meeting. A Schulke was elected vice president. The board faced organizational delays as three members initially refused to serve, with later consent from two. A Good Roads hearing is set in St Peter for Dec 2 on river crossing improvements. The flood control levy of about 280 was proposed, to be collected by Forster, Retzlaff and Bastian. Luncheon and smoker ideas were discussed for future events.
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J. A. Ochs
New
Ulm Commercial Club
A. Schulke
Chas. A. Stolz
Stolz
Chas. Vogtel
Ferdinand Crone
G. A. Ottomeyer
J. M. Olwen
Good Roads Committee
Olsen
St. Peter= s
Minnesota River
New Ulm
Brown County Commissioners
New Uhm
Liesch
Minnesota Valley Drainage Association
J. J Moriarty
Special Flood Control Committee
Alex, Russell
F. H. Krook
A. L. Booek
Phil. Liesch
Messrs. Forster
Retzlaff
Bastian
Stillgoing Pfefferle grocery forced sale nears end
News notes a closing on a forced sale at Pfefferle’s grocery with one week left for savings. The store advertised quick disposal, reduced time to December 24, and remaining stock offered to housewives at notable discounts amid broader state appeals and payment delay discussions.
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Wm. A. Pfefferles
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