Notice to creditors in estate of Karl Boehme
In Brown County Minnesota Probate Court Special Term on November 24 1922 the estate of Karl Boehme deceased of New Ulm was declared with no debts. Three months are allowed for creditors to file claims with the Probate Court for examination and allowance or be forever barred. The first Monday in March 1923 at 10 a.m. is set for a General Term to examine and adjust claims. Notice to creditors to publish weekly for three weeks in the New Ulm Review. Signed by WM B Mather Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Brown
Karl
Oel
Otters
Karl Boehme
New Ulm
Wiam Schreyer
Schreyer
New Ulm Review
New UK
Minn
Wm.b Mather
Ty of
William Frank
Herman Bentzin
Big Court
Said County
WM. B. Mather
Charles Ganske
Court House
Dammann Bros Win $20,000 Hog Case
In Glencoe district court Hubert Pinske sued Dammann Bros of McLeod County for 19,000 over the death of the Model Orion boar bought in 1920 for 20,000. The jury found for the defendants after six hours and a weeklong trial. The case centered on a warrant guarantee of the boar’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Pinske
Aslington
Glencoe
Dammann Bros
McLeod
Model Orion
Pinske
Order to Examine Accounts in Albert Pretzer Estate
In Brown county probate court a special term orders examination of claims paid by administrator Margaret Pretzer for the Albert Pretzer estate. A hearing is set for December 21, 1938 at 10 AM in New Ulm. notice will be published weekly for three weeks in the New Ulm Review.
Summons in Brown County District Court
Brown County serves Andrew Martin Braunreiter plaintiff against Henry Behnke Peter Herz Fanny Kattmann Titus Mareck and unknown heirs as defendants in a real estate dispute. The action identifies all other persons unknown claiming any right title estate interest or lien in the described property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Behnke
Peter Herz
Fanny Kattmann
Titus Mareck
Notice to Defendants in Brown County Suit 1922
The State of Minnesota summons defendants to answer the complaint in the Ninth Judicial District Brown County. The suit seeks to quiet title and barrier to adverse claims on Lot 8 Block 60 North of Center Street New Ulm. Plaintiffs seek fee simple ownership and possession. The deadline is twenty days from service, dated November 27, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Minnesota
District Court of the
Ninth Judicial District
Brown
New Ulm
A. D
Mueller & Streissguth
Plaintiff
Minnesota
Pismutt
County of
Center Street
City of
Meyers Narrow Gap In Bowling League Standings
Meyers moved within one game of leaders Dry Cleaners as they won three games this week while Dry Cleaners took two. Second division Raabes defeated The Brick and Tile twice and posted a 2696 three game score led by high shooter Al Johnson with a 618 total.
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Meyers
Dry Cleaners
Brick and Tile
Raabes
al Johnson
Tota
Brick & Tile
Frenzels
Hackbarths Raabes
Bierbaum
American Express
Frenzela
Gieseke
Schleuder
Ahrens
W. Puchner
Boerger
W. Schleuder
Ranweiler
L. Schueller
Wicherski
Montgomery
Streissguth
Tauscheck
Bierbaums Jahnke
Wichtel
Spaeth
Hackbarth
Puchner
Schnobrich
Seifert
Backer
Joseg
Lindemann
Sannwald
Bob Groebner
New Ulm Laundry Team Shines In Homecoming Parade
The November Ameri can Outlook features a photo of the New Ulm Laundry team riding the New Ulm Steam Laundry float in the Homecoming parade. The article records the season and praises Otto F Oswald and Alfred J Groebner for uniforms, noting the team drew the most cheering among over 80 floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Laundry
New Ulm Steam Laundry
American Outlook
American Laundry Machinery Company
Cincinnati
Otto F. Oswald
Alfred J. Groebner
Vaudeville Supremes at Turner Theatre This Week
Vaudeville Supreme opens at Turner Theatre on Thursday December 7 and runs through the week with a special ladies matinee on Saturday. A Sunday matinee is listed, with the company also appearing at the Auditorium in Minneapolis this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaudeville Supreme
Turner Theatre
Minneapolis
Karma Mystic to Headline Auditoriums Big Night Show
An audience drawing event at the Auditor ium features Karma the Mystic as chief attraction with wonders and illusions such as Vanishing Lady Devil and the Bandit Gates of Meng Ku Chai and Great Quadruple Illusion. Roosevelt calls the performance very delightful and entertaining. See ad elsewhere in the issue for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karma
Meng Ku Chai
Theodore Roosevelt
Rich Man's Son Kidnapped in Local Rumor
The fifteen year old Marmaduke Clarke, son of Mr and Mrs Blakewell Clarke, is believed kidnapped by a gang. Parents, police, and private detectives search venues and grounds after the governess left the boy alone with a book. A ransom note is rumored to implicate the Zollani gang. A film promotion for Rags to Riches plays at Grand Theatre Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakewell Clarke
Clarkes
Marmaduke
Ono
Mamaduke
Zollani
Mr. Clarke
Grand Theatre
Warner Brothers
Wesley Barry
Creameries Open Own Supply House
Minnesota Co operative Creameries Association announces a new supply department to cut farmer costs. General manager A J McGuire says the unit could save about 200000 annually and handle over a million dollars in yearly business, with W M Rasmussen in charge from Albert Lea. Offices are in St Paul Central Warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McGuire
Minnesota Co-operative Creameries Association
McGuire
W.M. C. Rasmussen
Albert Lea
St Paul
Absocia
uSlosh
Catarrhal Deafness Claim for Catarrh Cure
A fragmented old ad promotes Catarrh Medicine claiming success in treating catarrh for over forty years. The copy warns that untreated catarrh can lead to hearing loss and mentions Mildickne as a remedy offered by a doctor or vendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seine
Uniesa
Mildickne
Ees Ae
Champions to Wrestle December 15 at Turner Hall
Promoter Alex Vogel announces a heavyweight restlifted match on December 15 at Turner Hall Priddy featuring Joe Tomsche of Gibbon and Helmet Myre of Albert Lea. It will open with preliminaries as Greek wrestlers meet Greek rivals with strong recent records.
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Turner
Hall Priddy
Joe Tomsche
Gibbon
Meats Helmet
Myre
Albert Lea
Shampion
Alex. Vogel
Tomsche
Milo
Turner Hall
Vogel
Get-together Club Hosts Dance at New Hall
The Get-together Club held a dance at the new hall on Wednesday with the Orient Orchestra of New Ulm providing music. The event featured a home talent play titled The Hoodoed Coon performed Sunday and Monday, the program lasting about two hours. Herman Poehler traveled to South St. Paul for Live Stock Shipping matters, and Ernst Pehling’s new hardware store under construction is slated for completion this week.
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Courtland
New Hall
Orient Orchestra of
New Ulm
Ernst Pehling
Herman Poehler
South St. Paul
Live Stock Shipping Association
Coon
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Joe Wartha
Lafayette Township
Mr. Wartha
Thei
Schlauders
Ady
County of Brown
Albert Pretzer
Margaret Pretzer
W. B. Mather
State of
Andrew Martin Braunreiter
Lis Pendens
Laundry Magazine
Alex Vogel
Tomeche
W. Eibner
Saas
Ees Furniture Ce
Fami
Se Korster
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