Burns Lecture Recital at High School Auditorium Tonight
The Current News Club presents Dr James Davies in a Robert Burns lecture recital at New Ulm High School Friday night December 10. Davies, English and American literature lecturer, will sing and be accompanied. tickets 35 cents single, season tickets four for $1. Pupils admitted 25 cents. Also included is census data on New Ulm wards, voting, home ownership, and rental stats, plus a note on city employees and a commercial club mailing list recommendation.
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Igh School
James Davies
Robert Burns
Davies
New Tim
Kipling
England
America
Wesleyan Academy
Boston University
London
Theritish Museum
Leipzig
New Ulm
Auitarium
Berg
Commercial Club
Eugene A.J. Pfefferle
John H. Siegel
Ed. A. Stoll
Counting Noses in New Ulm Census Report
New Ulm shows a population of 26 405, up 757 since five years ago, per census enumerator Hubert Berg. Ward breakdowns list ward populations and gender counts, noting women outnumber men citywide and detailing residents by ward and role.
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New Ulm
Hubert Berg
Altho
Question Settled in Two Counties Prohibition Ruling
The Minnesota Supreme Court split decisions for Pipestone and Meeker counties on liquor options. Pipestone kept wet after recounts reduced legal votes to 2,137 with 1,070 pro prohibition, 1,067 against. Meeker upheld prohibition with 1,684 in favor and 1,606 against from 3,259 ballots.
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Pipestone County
Meeker County
Supreme Court
Pipestone
Holt
Hallam
Fower
George Steltzle Dies at Fifty Four in Minneapolis
Minnesota Catholics mourn George Steltzle longtime state agent for the German Catholic Aid Society of Minnesota. He died at his Minneapolis home last Saturday after months of cancer suffering. Rev Rinkel of Fairfax visited New Ulm yesterday.
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Minnesota
North Star State
George Steltzle
Minneapolis
Valuable horse killed in accident near Sleepy Eye
An auto collision on Third North Street in Sleepy Eye injures Albert Everling and Robert Grossendorf’s crews. A horse belonging to Grossendorf is shot after a broken leg. Everling’s car damages include windshield, fender, and radiator. One horse bruised but recovering, drivers unhurt. George Glotzbach visits New Ulm for Sleepy Eye postmaster bid.
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Albert Everling
Robert Grossendorf
Lafayette Township
Everling
Mr. Grossendorf
Grussendorf
Third North Street
Ruemke
Packing Plant Feasibility Spurred for New Ulm
Commercial Club hears Faribault packing plant report shows scale needed at least 100000 for buildings and equipment with capacity 200 to 250 hogs daily. New Ulm aim to raise 500000, draw from 30 mile radius, and secure efficient management before pursuing a local plant.
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Commercial Club
G. W. Cunningham
J. A. Ochs
G. A. Ottomeyer
Charles , Vogtel
F. H. Krook
Faribault
Mr. Cunningham
New Ulm
King Dillard's Season Record Impresses Racing Fans
Admirers of King Dillard note a strong season for Joseph Bianchi's chestnut pacer tallying seven firsts four seconds and two thirds in thirteen starts. Earnings reached 8285 dollars with notable wins across North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin tracks including 2:09 1 2 in Janesville and 2:08 84 in Springfield. The Armory Board meanwhile elected officers Col. Huschers presiding Adj L G Vogel secretary and Capt B Groebner treasurer and discussed installing a moving picture machine with proceeds supporting hall use.
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King Dillon
Joseph Bianchi
King Dillard
Page
N. D
Cooperstown
Valley City
Crookston
Grand Forks
Fargo
Janesville
Wis
Marshfield
Ulm
Minnesota
State Fair Track
Hamline
Milwaukee
Springfield
Ilinois
Redwood Falls
Minn
Armory Board
Col
John Huschers
Adj. L. G. Vogel
B. Groebner
Ed. Juni
Dope Fiend Arrests Self in New Ulm Hotel Safekeeping
A confused man posing as a Barrett Zimmermann agent and Bankers Protective Association rep called the New Ulm sheriff to arrest another man. The suspect, George Mackelson, proved to be a fake and a dope fiend, having stayed at the Dakota House on false pretenses while seeking letters of credit and money from distant banks. He was not prosecuted beyond settling hotel bills and awaiting funds, and planned to leave town once paid.
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New Ulm
Juhnke
Bankers Protestive Association of New York
George Mackelson
Barrett & Zimmermann
St. Paul
Travelers’ Exchange
Jahnke
Anton Dorn
Herman
Bankers Protective Association
Mackelson
Barrett & Zimmerman
Sheriff's Office
Pioneer Press
Altho
St. Paul 'S
O'Conner
Dakota House
St. Peter
Johnson
Brown County Bank
Julian ‘Tumday
Johan
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Burns
Germany
Pipestone CO
Rev Rinkel of
Fairfax
New
Animal
Geo. Glotzbach
Sleepy Eye
ULM Club
H. Krook
J. A. Ocha
Pariboult
Mesera, Brooks, Bloggett
Chase
SSS
Tern Lms
NEW Lib
Commercial Chu
Julius
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