War Memorials and Town News in New Ulm 1921
A New Ulm Review issue from December 21 1921 covers editorials on war memorials urging thoughtful remembrance beyond glorification. It critiques grand schemes and highlights humane memorials tallied by the legless and disabled, unemployed and billed costs, plus a column on Reviving the government grain corporation with six recommended provisions. It also profiles Jack MacNider a decorated WWI hero and new leader of the American Legion, noting his youth and the public reaction to his election.
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Milton
Harvard
Boston
Jack
MacNider
America
General Fershing
Isir
The
American Legion
Kansas City
Mason City
Towa
Legion
Revival of government grain corp as balm for bankers and farmers
The speaker urges enacting farmer oriented policies through revived government grain control. They argue current policies under A C Townley pale beside needed real value measures for common people. They call for farmer unity to influence Washington politicians and push for broad support from all honest folks.
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Government Grain Corporation
A. C. Townley
Washington
Mac Ninder A Regular Guy Rising in the Times
John F Brady profiles MacNider in the Boston Post praising his character and potential. The piece notes a decade of study in character analysis and suggests MacNider will play a significant role in the era.
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Mac Ninder
John F Brady
Boston Post
Times
MacNider
Politicians Gloomy Over Minnesota Primary Reform
A critical 1922 Minnesota political landscape is sketched with nine month campaign outlooks, party convention primaries, and fears of farmer and worker control. The piece highlights anti farmer labor press gloom, Townley jail debate, and bankers dominance shaping the election.
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Minnesota
Democrat
Equity Attacks Farm Bureau at Minnesota Union Convention
Delegates at the Minnesota Union American Society of Equity annual meeting denounced Farm Bureau activities and urged public and government support withdrawal. They urged price fixing for wheat, higher crop prices, abolition of the grain grading system, and closer cooperation between equity agencies and state boards. Otto Tehyen cited $3,000,000 losses from crop holding schemes in Clay and Norman counties.
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American Farm ‘Bureau Federation
Minnesota Union
American Society of Equity
Old Capitol
St. Paul
Farm Bureau
Clay
Norman Counties
Otto Tehven
Clay County
A. C. Welch
Glencoe
Burton
Norman County
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Farmers’ Union
Equity Cooperative Livestock Exchange
Minnesota Central Commission Company
South St. Paul
Federal Reserve Bank
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Deep Waterways
Baltrusch relocates Buick stock to New Ulm Auto Co garage
Alfred Baltrusch moves from Central Garage to North Broadway at the New Ulm Auto Co. display room in the Schlottman garage. He will continue Buick service and offer tires and tubes at reduced prices, announcing the change in today’s Review.
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Alfred Baltrusch
Buick
Second North Street
Central Auto Co
New Ulm Auto Co
North Broadway
George W. Schlottman
Baltrusch
Schlottman
New Ulm
Beussmann Obituary Details End Of Life And Legacy
Herman D Beussmann died after choosing to end his life amid illness and despair. Born 1863 in West Newton he lived in New Ulm and worked in harness, hardware, and bank roles. Survived by wife Mary Limbach daughter Loida brother Henry and sisters, funeral at Congregational church with Rev Wheeler. William Grossmann dies at 50s from cancer. funeral held at St John’s Searles.
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Herman D. Beussmann
Hhd
Mr. Beussmhinn
Drs. Fritsche
Mr. Beussmann
Dr. Reineke
West Newton
H. H. Beussmann
New Ulm
Fen
Henry
State Bank
Beussmann
Mary Limbach
Loida
Anna Quense
Seattle
Wash
Lena Reussmann
Emma Laudenschlaeger
Congregational Church
Wheeler
Pioneers
Beussmenn
Joseph Grossmann
Anton
Frank
Misa Margaret Grossmann
St. John’s Catholic Church
Searles
Ring Ads Highlight Diamanda and Vallier Jewelry Deals
In today’s review section an advertisement promotes Diamanda in white gold mountings, rings, La Valliers, and stick pins at Schleuder's Jewelry Store. Ad 50-51.
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Diamanda
Schleuder’s
Adg
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New Ulm Review
NEW Ulm Publishing CO
Review Printing Company
Post Office
New Ulm, Minn
Hell
Grain Corporation
Europe
Hank
Townley
Nonpartiser League
Equity
William Grossmann
Linden Township
Cottonwood Township
Grossmann
Review Today
Pysye
Joseph Teynor
Wonder Store
C. A. Stolz
Minn
Bierbaum’s Cash Grocery
South Minn
J. A. Ochs & Sons
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