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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1922

Page

6

Farm Bureau to Meet on December 15 in Sleepy Eye

Sleepy Eye hosts the annual Farm Bureau meeting for state and county bureaus. Willis Lawson announces sessions in the Sleepy Eye high school auditorium with 11 a.m. luncheon donated by the Sleepy Eye Commercial Club. President Reed will report on federation accomplishments. Mrs. John Greve of Windom demonstrates the “Devis Farm” program as inviting all farmers to attend.

Read Mintbooth Federae To Sport County Firm Sleepy Eye Anvel Canvat Clu Dlue Thoreau Reed John Greve Windom

Local radio progress noted as homes to receive messages

Local operators hear news from station AB Maven praising rapid radio adoption. The piece mentions future use of telegraph and electric lines to relay radio signals and notes growing public interest. Several local residents are listed visiting, traveling, or recovering from operations and various weekend activities are noted.

AB Maven

District Court Calendar Lists 76 Cases in Long Lineup

The district court shows 76 active cases on calendar including names such as Turbis, Kroe ing, Maidl, Golnick, Engelbert, and many others across guardianship, civil, and estate matters. Notable items involve Electric Short Line Railway Co disputes, estate proceedings, and local civil actions in New Ulm and surrounding counties. Also noted are social items: Miss Louise Fritsche returns from Blue Earth for Thanksgiving with her parents, and Catherine Johannes of Nicollet recovers from an appendectomy at Union Hospital.

Brad Meunhhow Nicollet Union Hospital Frank Beiersdorf Lamberton New Ulm Trionis Beiersdorf Flossie Black Altys Merthe Maidl Frank Maidl Anna Golnick Herman J. Zieske Fred Engelbert Meta S. Nelson Minnie Mary Engelbert H. L A Corp Johm D. Mathiowetz Electric Short Line Railway Co Charles F. Wiltscheck Corp. Jos S. Mathiowetz J. H. Hoffmann Corp Fred Grabow Maltenka Judicial Ditch Redwood Brown Ferlinand Kettner Minnesota John N. Tauer Emil Hammerneister Town of Eden Eddy Schleuder Herman J. Albrecht Mary Aon Smith Richard Butler E. H. Stoll Faas Joseph Hoffmann Theo. B. Melzer Edmund G. Fritz Charles Byer Katie Koeck Farmers & Merchants State Bank of New Ulm Arthur Bresson Otto Wiedenmann Martin Furstow State Bank of Essig, A Corp William Schableben George K. Helling John Sydney Helling Adm Arthur L. Boock F. G. Harris Bernhard Olson Harris Land Co George Herberger H. F. Berkner Dan Williams Robert W. Zimsnermann 2 Corp E. W. Kline Kline Con Co Minnesota Central Creameries Alfred J. Vogel New Ulm Savings & Loan Association Courtland State Bank Wm. Schaleben Emil G. Hage Max Miklas J. L. Schoch Gust Guhlke Charles Werring Mary Augustine Joseph F. Augustine John M. Byer Anna Schwartz P. J. Hittesdorf Sinclair Refining Co B. F. Mowry C. E. Schmid Springfield Oil Co Farmers & Merchants State Bank’ of Otto Tjaden Charles H. L. Heidele Century Milling Co. A Corp Emil Golnick Helmuth Reinkel William Pfeiffer Fuller, Wilson & McClelland Farmers State Bank of Dotson Anna Grau George Grau Carl Unzeitig Ernest Wedersth John A. Tauer George J Louise Fritsche Blue Earth L. A. Fritsche Catherine Johannes

High School Plays Net $100 From Benefit Event

The High School Athletic Association collected 100 dollars from two student productions The Merchant of Venice Up To Date and The Trysting Place staged in the auditorium on Tuesday November 28. Casts featured Roland Hahn Cecelia Hough Roy Pfeiffer Caroline Guggisberg and others delivering strong performances with elaborate costumes and sets as teachers Miss Emma Tripp and Miss Jean Russell supervised. The plays required weeks of student effort and the audience applauded the efforts plus the school glee clubs and orchestra made their first appearance at the performances.

Emma Tripp Jean Russell Roland Hahn Launcelot Briggs Cecelia Hough Joseph Keckeisen Joseph Schueller Antonio James Bassanio Oscar Maesing Hilde Steinmetz Portia Fred Leonardo Shylock Berard Esser Erna Grussendorf Evigene Waterston Teddy Frit Ische Launcelot Auudience Lorna Schleuder Gladys Wagner Miss Threedice Stern School Ma'am Glee Clubs Orchestra

Pies Baked for School Program

Five hundred cherry pies were baked by Domestic Science students for an Educational Week open program at the high school. The evening includes a work demonstration, an assembly with remarks by F W Johnson, Superintendent Arnold Gioer, and Principal R J Stewart. Pie and coffee will be served for a small charge.

Domestic Science Department F. W. Johnson Arnold Gioer R. J. Stewart American Legion Stewart

Drink shop owners challenge liquor tax in federal case

Ten drink shop owners from New Ulm and Springfield represented by A W Mueller in St Paul federal court sought to halt tax seizures over liquor violations. About 450 Minnesota property owners face penalties. $21,063.30 in taxes assessed against the New Ulm and Springfield dealers. The case, presided by Judge Wilbur F Boots, could carry national implications. Proximity notes mention visits by Mrs Ernst Rolloff Jr and Henry Knees, plus local business and family references.

Essig Epee Aneae Louis Spelbrink St. Paul Miltona E. BE. Spelbrink Hel Wm. Geske Otto Radke John Berg, Jr E. A. Radloff Frank Forst Skat Helen Woebke Polly Ed. Wagner W. C. Heiman Leo Sprenger Heavy Knees Hengel Joe‘nemann Ernst. Rolloff Val. Knees Rud. Lowinske Lowinske W.C. Heimann Hazel John G. Siebenbrunner Ev. Luth Ludwig Mielke Wm. Die Est Senulz, Sr Tuttle Herman Rollo New Ulm Springfield A. W. Mueller Minnesota Internal Revenue Wilbur F. Boots Ernst Rolloff, Jr Importance Philip Knees Volved Henry Knees Mueller

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Farm Bureau J. F. Reed Avalhn Ruswell Midebia Mies Prina Bendixen H. Hy Flor St Paul R. R. Kemski Citiea Wacinia Tintin Ritschel William Crost B.J. Ritsehehon South Broadway Hausler John Hausler Reim Building Mina H. M. Turbis Theodore Kroeing Department Store Organization Minnesota St. New Ulm, Minn Chinchilla Mackinaw John Rogers Madeira Mielke Lud. Mielke New Ulm, Minnesota Dr. L.A., Fritsche Albert Fritsche William H. Fritsche Geo. F. Reineke, Hye A. C. Amann C. A. Hintz Fritsche Block N. Minn. St Minn PYREX C. A. Stolz Tel New Ulm, Minn
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