Tragic Farm Accident Near Darfur Claims Uhlhorn
John Uhlhorn a New Ulm native and farmer near Darfur dies when clothes foul windmill gearing while oiling the tower. His wife Mary Krueger and daughter Juanita survive. Born 1865 in Beaver Dam Wisconsin, he moved to New Ulm at seven and planned to retire to the city next spring. Funeral Sunday at the Lutheran church with local attendees.
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Our Will
John Krueger
South Washington
New Ul
Darfur
Midn
Ollie
Ny Taisen
Wisconsin
Beaver Dam
Wis
New Ulm
Mary Krueger
Juanita
Mankato Normal School
Albert Lea
Caroline Uhlhorn
St. James
August Schweppe
Ernest Uhlhorn
Mankato
Albert Uhlhorn
Fred Uhlhorn
F. W. Meyer
Otto Uhlhorn
Lisbon
N. D
Mr. Uhlhorn
George
F. H. Schweppe
Wesley C. Miller
Louis Gaut
Andrew Steinmetz
A. J. Krueger
Theorodre Johnson
Harvey
Local fowls win ribbons at St Peter show
Joseph Karl led with 18 prizes from 19 entries at the St Peter corn and poultry show. Anton Weiss took multiple White Wyandotte prizes, while Joseph Mueller earned top placements with his birds. About 400 birds contested all classes as breeders from Minnesota and the Dakotas attended. John Orth and wife visited the Fred Orth family.
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Joseph Karl
Rhode Island
St. Peter
Karl
Anton Weiss
Joseph Mueller
Ulm
St. Peter Show
Herman F. Raabe
Jacob Vetter
William A. Lindemann
Edgar Ruemke
Minnesota
The
Dakotas
Dietl Has Tonsils Removed At Loretto Hospital
Andrew Dietl underwent tonsil removal in the latter part of last week and stayed at the Loretto Hospital New Ulm from Thursday through Sunday. Michael Nally and John Collins of Emmetsburg Iowa visited for a few days. Albert Haas and Agnes Kluck visited relatives near Klossner Sunday. Sam Krueger arrived Sunday from Albany Oregon to stay four to five weeks with the Dahl family and relatives. Margaret Dietl stayed at home from Saturday to Monday then returned to New Ulm to work at the Majestic Restaurant.
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Andrew Dietl
Loretto
New Ulm
Michael Nally
John Collins
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Albert Haas
Agnes Kluck
Klossner
Sam Krueger
Albany
Ore
Will
Dahl
Margaret Dietl
Majestic Restaurant
Welch Reelected Head of United Farmers of America
A C Welch of Glencoe was reelected president of the Minnesota Branch of the United Farmers of America over H A Fuller of Mankato. W P Barrick and A M Anderson were chosen as secretary and vice president. Fuller was elected 18 delegate to the national convention in Madison Wisconsin. The convention also named the Equity Co Operative Exchange official clearing house for member live stock and farm products.
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A. C. Welch
Glencoe
Minnesota
United Farmers of America
H. A.fuller
Mankato
Farmer-Labor
Congress
Farmer Organization
Minnesota State Union
American Society of Equity
Old Capitol
St. Paul
A. M. Anderson
Buffalo Lake
W. P. Barrick
Litchfield
The
Equity Co-Operative Exchange
H. A. Fuller
Madison
Wis
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North Dakota
Mr. Budde
Buenger Furniture Co
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Frank A. Schleif
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Henry Seifert
J. C. Penney Co
the Light and Water Committee
Light and Water Department
Christian Mothers’ Society of Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Rosa Rausch
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Albert Kunz
John Polta
William Brandl
John Schmidt
Mary Mechtel
Joseph A. Stadick
Frank Wiltscheke
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