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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
2
The message extends thanks to pallbearers donors of flowers and spiritual bouquets the Sisters of the Loretto Hospital and St Michael's Convent Rev R Schlnkert and local priests and all visiting priests who attended the funeral Mrs Henry W Rolwes and Children
The Beussmann family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for support after the death of husband and father Herman D. Buessmann. Gratitude extended to pallbearers choir Mr Stoll floral donors and Rev Wheeler. Signed Mrs Beussmann and Daughter Loida.
A January 4 kickoff launches New Ulm’s drive for a $3,000,000 German relief fund to aid Central Europe’s children. The effort will split aid between Germany and Austria, with committees named for district canvassing and Junior Pioneers coordinating volunteers across towns.
Charity Lodge No 98 A F and A M elected its 1922 officers: W M E H Berndt W M J Bieber J W Otto C Wichtel treasurer E A Stoll secretary Gottlieb Schmidt S D B H Haeberle J D A F Anglemeyer S B 8 Dr H C Edmiston J R R Kemski Tyler H A Sandmann chaplain Rev Dr G Hohn.
Harold comments on hair color with scorn for non golden shades. A companion clarifies affection for letters while noting others prefer golden hair. The exchange reveals social emphasis on appearance and approval.
A conference between the University and the U S Department of Agriculture leads to more complete daily market and weather forecasts. The broadcasts will cover Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana Wisconsin and South St Paul stock markets and weather for Minnesota and Wisconsin wheat and potato markets. Wavelength is 375 meters with 50 to 100 mile radiophone reach. Interested parties should write to Prof. Stewart at University Farm St. Paul.
Fred Martens builds a sawmill on his farm and plans to convert time to money this winter. A district 7 and district 56 school program December 22 invites public attendance. Lafayette hosts a February corn and poultry exhibit. Geo Hanslick and team cut wood Friday. Rural schools report discipline issues with fines for attacks on teachers. Mrs Joz Schreiner on sick list. Lafayette American Legion to hold a community Christmas tree on main street. Farmers attend Bernadotte auction. Becks defeat Frenzels 2750 to 2440 and Kay-Lees 2650 to 2595.
Regular meeting with all members present approved minutes and tentatively advertised bids to replace two furnaces at Washington school. Bids due December 22 1921 with work to finish by January 7 1922. Superintendent and nurse reports filed. new working bench vices ordered. Bills totaled 714.52 to numerous vendors with Clerk John Henle approving payments.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine will be claimed to cure catarrh or deafness caused by catarrh. It claims no other diseases. Halus Catarrh Medicine is a liquid taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions. All druggists. Circulars free. By J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Arnold J. Esser and William H. Gieseke form Central Auto Co and assume ownership of Central Garage on Second North street. The partners plan to secure Packard and Nash agencies after the St. Paul auto show and already hold Westinghouse Battery Service Station and Kelly-Springfield and U. S. tires. L. J. De Gonda manages auto repair and battery service, bringing 15 years of skilled experience.
The Christmas Seals symbolize care for friends and humanity, backing better public health through education. In Minnesota, clinics and the Health Crusade in schools have reached thousands, improving awareness and early health detection. Subscribe for the New Ulm Review.
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