Brown County District Court to Open with 76 Cases on Docket
The Brown County district court will open its November term with a grand jury meeting and 63 civil cases scheduled for trial along with 14 criminal matters. Executors Vogtel sue to recover 210000 from the Century Milling estate while other criminal charges include liquor violations and assault cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County District Court
Stxty
Carl P. Manderfeld
Melvin A. Vogte
Harold C. Vogtel
Charles Vogtel
I. L. Hordale
Century Milling Company
Minneapolis
Vogtel
Charles Schroeck Helmuth Reinke
Ralph Glacer
William Edwards
Leo H. Halley
John Ubl
Ubl
Berkner
Arm Injuries From Farm Equipment Incidents
Paul Schuman of Morgan badly fractured his left arm when it was caught in the drive belt pulley of a Fred Berdan threshing rig on the Joe Kinney place. He lies in Loretto Hospital improving after surgery and setting of the bones. Arnold Waller of Gaylord severely mangled his hand feeding corn into a shredder on the Gilde Meister farm north of town. He was moved from Gaylord hospital to Bethesda in St Paul for possible saving of the hand.
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Paul Schuman
Morgan
Loretto Hospital
Fred Berdan
Joe Kinney
Schuman
Arnold Waller
Gaylord
Gildemeister
Woller
Gaylord Hospital
Bethesda Hospital
St. Paul
Fancy Poultry Show Awards At New Ulm Armory
Brown County Poultry Association plans a January show at the New Ulm armory with silver cups cash prizes and ribbons. Top cup valued at 50 goes to best display in a variety and a 40 cup for the highest scoring pen. cups become permanent after three wins. Sweepstake awards 6 per class and 2.50 for best cock and pullet. Judge Rd. L. Hays will preside. Show marks Brown County Poultry association's sixth annual event expected to be its largest. Officers listed.
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Brown County Poultry Association
New Ulm Armory
Citizenn State Bank
New Ulm
First National Bank of
Rd. L. Hays
Minneapolis
United States
Coe
Anton’ Weis
Tard Berlener
Us F. Ie
Re Kar
William A. Nail
Tove
Edgar Ruemke
Jake Vee
City Council Grants Soft Drink Licenses for 1923
The city council approved twenty four soft drink licenses for 1923 and issued two 1922 licenses to new operators at former Schroeck and Manderfeld sites. Licenses for 1923 went to Sehnebrich Dora and Leonard, amid revocation of the previous licenses for Schroeck and Manderfeld after a November hearing. Dietz testified to Leonard's character. a $10 license fee applies to all sellers. Additional 1923 licensees include Bartl Beyer Esser Fritz Groebner Henle Kretach Krause Meidl Nun Reinhart Schmidt Vetter Weigel Bros Williams Zisehka Concordia Club Bibner & Son Bibner New Ulm Candy Kitchen New Ulm Turnverein. The council also moved to bid for a turbine pump for wall No. 6.
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Charles Schroeck
William Manderfeld
Joseph A. Sehnebrich
Dora
Manderfeld Place
Dave Leonard
Schroeck
Leonard
Manderfeld and
Dietz
Joseph Dietz
Sehnobrich
Dara
Anton Bartl
August Beyer
W. J. Esser
Jacob Fritz
A. J. Groebner
Anton A. Henle
Herman A. Kretach
Adolph Krause
Robert Meidl
Anton Nun
Ben M. Reinhart
Henry C. Schmidt
Ben L. Vetter
Weigel Bros
Fred Williams
John Zisehka
Concordia Club
Willibald Bibner & Son
IF. W. Bibner
New Ulm Candy Kitchen
New Ulm Turnverein
Herbert Huevel
Man Dies After Heart Failure At Local Saloon
Matthew Petersen 69 died at 7 30 p m Sunday in John Zischka saloon on South Minnesota Street from heart failure after collapsing near pool tables. He had lived with W D Edwards at 5 North Front Street for seven years, born February 22 1863 near Buffalo New York and a 30 year New Ulm resident. He formerly worked as a saloon keeper and fire department member, with surviving relatives listed in nearby towns.
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Matthew Petersen
John Zischka
Minnesota
Mr. Petersen
H. Becker
Frank Dietz
Mr. Peterson
W. D. Edwards
North Front Street
Buffalo
New York
New Ulm
Bs Alls
Hn Ee Fire Depert
Deleverl
Favre
Mont
Alfred
Keller
Walnut Grove
Winona College Main Building Destroyed in Fire
A fire at Winona State Teachers' College early Sunday morning destroyed the main building and damaged the library and heating plant, with total losses estimated at 500000 dollars. No lives were lost. Miss Lillian Eyrich, a student, described the explosions that shook the area and the panic as the blaze spread through the dormitories and adjacent structures.
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Winona State Teachers
Eleanore
Congregational Church
Pearing
Minneapolis Tribune
Pee Oil
Pt Ee Sil
Wisin Rai
German suffering in Berlin amid soaring prices
A letter from Dr. O. J. Seifert reports Berlin living costs in marks and how American money translates to 7,600 marks per dollar. He notes board at 44,000 marks weekly, butter 1,200 marks a pound, milk 120 marks per pint, and meals unaffordable for many Germans while physicians and hospitals struggle. He will remain in Berlin for six months to study European clinics, with travel to Vienna and other countries planned.
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O. J. Seifert
Berlin
Medha
Germany
Mrs. Seifert
New York
France
Switzerland
Belgium
Dr. Seifert
Winter blasts strike New Ulm in historic cold snap
New Ulm endured a drastic weather swing from Sunday to Tuesday with a 67 degree drop as NW winds intensified Monday. The rapid cold snap toppled temperatures, damaged power lines and windows, and left residents searching for heavy coats by Tuesday morning. A month of cloudy skies brought five inches of rain, exceeding normal levels.
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Mercury
New Ulm
Ieee
Am Nceote
Clerk Discovers Pharmacy Fire in New Ulm
Clarence Herzog, a Schmucker and Burk clerk, returned to the Schmucker & Burk pharmacy and found smoke after a fire started under the sidewalk in front of the store. Flames consumed advertising material stored in that space, igniting near the basement, with the fire department extinguishing the blaze. Damage was negligible but risk was high due to nearby explosives in the basement storage.
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Ulm
Clarence Herzog
Schmucker & Burk
Herzog
Redwood County Seizes Prisoner Weeks After Short Sentence
John A Weeks, released after a three month sentence for passing worthless checks, was arrested again in Lamberton for a similar offense. He pleaded guilty in Brown County, received 90 days, and Redwood County asked to hold him for local charges. Deputy caught Weeks with Hennepin and Brown County cooperation, instituting a new hold. Harry Davis, found intoxicated behind the wheel in New Ulm, paid fines totaling 106.80 after a $100 fine and costs. Deputy Giestke reported Davis jailed overnight, with repeat DUI penalties reported by Justice N Henningsen. Morris Larson and three companions were arrested on North Piyrie Street.
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John A. Weeks
Redwood County
Lamberton
Weeks
New Ulm
Brown County Bank
Hennepin County
Brown County
William HH. Gieseke
Minneapolis
I. M. Olsen
W. J. Julius
Earle Brown
Harry Davis
New Ubn
Giestke
Minnesota
Davis
Sta Lce
Justice N. Henningsen
Henningsen
Morris Larson
Op North
Piyrie Street
Narrow escape for carpenter after wagon wheel injury
John G. Iranau Bonette sustained a deep facial gash and eye bruise when a wheel broke in his workshop cart while planing a knife. Patrolman Edward Wagner and family visited him Sunday at the hospital. he is recovering.
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John G
Local radio operators hear news from ships at sea
New Ulm amateurs Victor Schleuder and Ernest Sperling receive radiograms from Nauen Germany and from stations in France Mexico and Cuba. Messages cover press reports storm warnings and news bulletins while the pair, licensed by the government, keep messages private unless for their own station. They also note broadcasts from Annapolis and distant cities and describe experiments in voice film technology.
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Nauen
Germany
New Ulm
Victor Schleuder
Ernest Sperling
Eiffel Tower
France
Mexico City
Honolulu
Union
Schleuder
Sperling
Annapolis
Mr. Sperling
Schenectady
New York
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Calif
Salt Lake City
Utah
Atlanta
Chicago
General Electric Company
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Brown County Court
Edward F. Berkner
Sleepy Eye
William Roberts
Robert Bartel
Brown County Journal
Wenzel
Charles Kraus
Justice Court
John Schroeder
State of Minnesota
Wen
Irma
Elkton
C. J. Albrecht
Lebanon
Witeonein
Engel
Luther
Julius Engel
Council
Manderfeld
Ritachel
Twin Cities
Ignie
Jordan
Lillian Eyrich Giy
Vienna
Clara Fittke
St. Peter Hes
Ropitibn
Wonder Store
Edward Wagner
Filrlnce
Mexico
Mr. Schleuder
afr.Speziing
Messa
Frank Niemann
Erial
Harry
Northwestern’ Hotel
North Washington
T Alwihh
Ptt
Ptt Dr
G. F. Reineke
The
Ulich Electric
Cornforth
Minnesota Street
Joe Eyer
Xie Street
Jagk Dine
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