Prohibition era tax and seizure figures shown in report
The Internal Revenue Service annual report for the year ended June 30 shows rising moonshining activity with 11,175 arrests and 5,933,500 in seizures. Southern states account for about 83,107 distillery items seized, together 86 percent of U S totals. Also details on non alcoholic beverage taxes and civil claims indicate broad enforcement and revenue effects amid prohibition.
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Internal Revenue
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Alabama
Tennessee
South Carolina
Kentucky
Florida
Mississippi
West Virginia
United States
Tire loss during trip near Brookville site shocks driver
Nels Rans returning to Springfield from New Ulm with a delivery truck lost a rear tire after a turn near the old Brookville hereny site. He misattributed the pull to engine trouble and wind. A nearly worn tire was found at sunrise, left by an autoist, with Rans noting the odd coffee anecdote about the journey.
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Nels Rans
Springfield
New Ulm
Brookville
Nels
Order to Present Claims in Hammermeister Estate
Brown County probate court grants Theodore HammermeisterLetters Testamentary for Carl Hammermeister deceased New Ulm. Three months allowed to file claims. March 7 1922 hearing at 10 A M. notice to creditors via New Ulm Review. County Brown Minnesota November 22 1921. By Judge WM B Mather.
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New Ulm
Certificate Amending Articles of Minnesota Central Creameries
The Minnesota Central Creameries Incorporated holds a special stockholders meeting in Minneapolis on November 19, 1921. It amends Article VII to set capital stock at 225000 dollars, 2250 shares of 100 dollars each, with 1250 common and 1000 preferred. Preferred stock earns 8 percent fixed dividends and may participate with common stock up to 12 percent per year.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
County of Hennepin
State of Minnesota
Northwestern Bank Building
South Fourth Street
Board of Directors
Tata
Minnesota Central Creameries stock vote on eight percent dividends
A 1921 corporate certificate details preferred stock terms including eight percent fixed dividends with noncumulative rights, voting restrictions, liquidation preferences, and optional retirement. It also amends Articles VIII and IX to cap indebtedness at $300,000 and remove stock sale limits, signed Nov 28, 1921 by President T. Eidsvold and Secretary Mabel Eidsvold, with notary.
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Minnesota
Minnesota Central Creameries
E. Fidsyold
Mabel Eidsvold
L. B. Krook
C. Epper
Minnesota Central Creameries, Inc
Notary Public
Brown Co
Minn
Notice of sealed bids for school furnace work New Ulm
The Independent School District of New Ulm Brown County Minnesota invites sealed bids for furnishing repairing and installing two furnaces at Washington school in New Ulm Minnesota. Bids due December 22 1921 at 4 PM with a $100 certified check. The district reserves the right to reject any bid. John Henle Clerk. Ady 43:50
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New Ulm
Brown County
Minnesota
John Henle
Washington School
Order to Examine Final Account in Firle Estate
In Brown County probate court a special term on November 29 1921 orders Franz Bochum administrator to have the final account of Antonia Firle deceased examined and for claims paid to be heard January 3 1922 at 10 A M in New Ulm. Notice to interested parties via New Ulm Review for three weeks. WM B. Mather court seal.
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Minnesota
Brown
H. D. Beussmann
Mary A. C. Beussie
H. D. Benssmann
Court House
New Ulm
Said County
Minn
State of
Specia
Franziska Wilfahrt
Fritz Wilfahrt
Henry N. Samsen
Dee
County of
Antonia Firle
Franz Bochum
Wm.b. Mather
Turner Hall Evening Gym Classes For Youth And Adults
Turner Hall offers a schedule of program op classes in the gym including Boys ages 6-10 on Wednesdays 4 to 5 pm and Saturdays 9 to 10 am, Boys 10-14 on Mondays and Thursdays 4:30 to 5:30 pm, Juniors 14-18 on Mondays and Fridays 7:30 to 8:30 pm, Mens 18 plus on Tuesdays and Fridays 8:15 to 10 pm, Seniors Wednesdays 8:30 to 9:30 pm, Girls 6-11 on Tuesdays 4:30 to 5:30 pm and Saturdays 10 to 11 am, Girls 11-16 on Tuesdays 5 to 6 pm and Fridays 4 to 6 pm, 18 years on Wednesdays 7:30 to 8:20 pm and Saturdays 7:30 to 8:30 pm, Ladies Beginners on Thursdays 7:30 to 8 pm, and Ladies Advanced on Thursdays 8 to 9 pm.
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Turner Hall
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WM. B. Mather
New Ulm Review
Presto
Center Street
A. B. Waterson
Prop
E. D
L. T. Precht
Ady
5Ott
Minnesota Central Cream
WM. J. von Bank
Ottomeyer Bldg
Chas. Emmerich
Wei
Center Ste
Ottomeyer
Fordson
Detroit
Kretsch Auto Co
Ulm Brick
Anton Leibold
Tnstructor
H. C
Haute
Calla
New Ulm, Minn
Bingham Bros. Boal & Crain
F. J. Pelant
Arbes Bros
Kivnn
William Pfagader
General Insurance
Tnsurance
Lega Documenta
D.€. Strickler
F. H. Dube
Strickler & Dubbe Physicians and Surgeons
State Bank of New Ulm
Strickler
Dube
P. W. Soukup Plumbing and Heating
DR. A. V. Seifert Dentist Office
Arbel Bros. Drug Store
Albert Steinhauser
Offce
U. S
Saffert Concrete CO
New Ulm, Minnesota
J. H. Vogel
O. J. Seifert
Angelina
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Iowa
J. R. Higgs
Fritsche Clinic
L. A. Fritsche
Albert Fritsche
William H. Fritsche
Geo, F. Reineke
Dr. A. ©. Amann
C. A. Hintz
Fritsche Block
N. Minn. St
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