New Ulm Debates Municipal Abattoir Slaughterhouse Plan
New Ulm health officials and city leaders debated creating a municipal slaughterhouse and meat inspection regime. Legal limits block a city abattoir though officials seek state or dealer permits to enable local slaughter and stricter sanitation while considering garbage disposal and alley supervision.
Rudelphi Case Closed Over Land Fraud ruling
Henry Rudelphi gains reconveyance of land after the Minnesota Supreme Court affirms the lower court finding fraud in the 1911 Wisconsin deal. The decision upholds that Rudelphi was induced by false representations despite viewing the property before the exchange. The case, argued by Chas. B. Bik- (sic)ott and firms Reed & Swift, Schall & Brown, concluded that fraud existed and a new trial was not needed.
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Henry Rudelphi
Samson, Denny & Mueller
Supremert
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Rudolphi
A. Wright
Wright
Ees
Dolphi
Solphi
Budalphi
Immeditely
Samson, Dempsey & Mueller
Olzen
Supreme Court
Chas. B. Biikiott
Reed & Swift
Schall & Brown
Minneapolis
Mary Turner story of defying Society in vivid melodrama
A new serialized tale follows Mary Turner as she fights social punishment of an innocent girl by staying within the law. The gripping true to life narrative unfolds across chapters and leads up to a Turner Theatre play this season.
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Mary Turner
Turner Theatre
America
Road cost cut on proposed Brown County route
County commissioners discussed a proposed road from the Gluth school-house to the rural highway toward Sleepy Bye and Newesee. The new alignment would cost 800 dollars less than the present plan, but no action was taken awaiting consent from the State Highway Commission.
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Court House
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Reg Veey
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Polkow
North Star
Burnstown
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Hanska
Henle
Alwin
Chates
Saloon of Jacob Fritz Closed for Ten Days Over Liquor Violation
Ten day closure ordered after Dr M L College student received beer at Fritz saloon last Wednesday. Mayor Fritsche announced the penalty after a special council meeting. Fritz admitted the bartender sold beer but claimed no personal knowledge of the liquor-law violation.
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Jacob Fritz
Fritsche
Dr. M. L. College
Fritz
Enthusiastic Brown county meeting eyes county agent post
The Brown County Farmers meeting in Sleepy Eye featured strong attendance as both women and men highlighted farm topics. A horse show with 24 colts and a robust grain display drew praise while a committee prepared to survey support for a county agricultural agent with hopes for a $1000 county match and state backing.
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State University
Mont
Northwest
Montgomery
John Potter
Fred Sasse
Alec Hughes
George Dreher
Chas
Fixsen
Albert K
Baker
Wm. Pfaender
New Ulm
Webb
Brown Couny
Ullow
Springfield
Courthouse Grind details verdicts and cases tried
The court reports several civil jury verdicts and on going trials. H B McNall vs Bal. Wooldick ended in no cause of action for the defendant. Paul Oleson vs Carl Baltrusch favored the defendant. Thomas Anderson vs St Johns Hospital Assn awarded 932.90 to the plaintiff after paying 1000 for life care. Muller & Andra case ended with a court trial. Mary Bassen vs Nic Metzen went to the jury. State v Gleveke indicted for assault in the second degree. Willinger case delayed due to key witness illness. bail or plea pending. Jail and Poor Home inspected for safety and care. Several other July cases noted as settled or dismissed with criminal trials possibly filling week.
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Cours Aince
H. B. McNall
Bal. Wooldick
Paul Oleson
Carl Baltrusch
Anderson
Olsen
Sod
Bas
Takes Uy
Tbus
Mary Bassen
Nic Metzen
State of Minnesota Vn
Albert F. Gleveke
Desault
Ita Isboro
State of Minnesote
Martin Willioger
Willinger
John Husshers
Wes
Barb Willinger
Hhe
Nine Candidates Up For Debate At New Almico High
The New Alm hicote High School plans an inaugural interscholastic debate with nine candidates listed. Student debaters include Krook Hi Hecklenberg Wait Walter Scherer Elizabeth Dougher Ferdinand Ochs Olita Niemann Marguerite Keegan Josephine Fredricks and John Woebke under Mr. Lewis. The best three will advance to a state league contest, with possible second team trials against a neighboring town to sharpen rebuttal and debate standards.
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High Schoo
Krook
Hi Hecklenberg
Wait Walter Scherer
Elizith Dougher
Ferdinand Ochs
Olita Niemann
Guerite Keegan
Josephine Fredricks
John Woebke
Mr. Lewis
Prospects Good For Hammond In Congress Leadership
The piece praises Congressman Hammond as a rising GOP leader in the U S House. It notes his steady rise since first elected, his strong GOP district support, and mentions Washington Herald praise comparing him to Minnesota leader W S Hammond. It hints at a potential leadership role if a vacancy occurs.
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Hammond
House
W. Underwood
Georgia
The
Washington Herald
Minnesota
McCleary
Gopher
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