Arndts Seek Big City Claim and $100000 Bonds Plan
Mr and Mrs John Arndt of New Ulm file a 10000 claim against the city over a railroad crossing accident that damaged their Ford touring car and injured their party. The council votes to issue 100000 bonds at 5.25 percent to cover overdrafts and considers a special election next spring to create a revolving fund for public improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Arndt
Mueller, & Streissguth
City of
New Ulm
Third North Street
Saffert-Gugisberg Cement Construction Company
Arndt
John Saffert
Lafayette
Minneapolis
Local Poultry Raisers Win Big at St Peter Show
Anton Weiss led New Ulm breeders at Nicollet County Poultry Show in St Peter with 16 entries earning 15 prizes. Weiss swept White Wyandottes including grand champion hen and multiple top placements. Joseph Karl won in Rhode Island Reds and Buttercups, Frank Floed took two in Partridge Cochin, while John Richter won with a Golden Laced Wyandotte cock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Nicollet County
St. Peter
Anton Weiss
Joseph Karl
Rhode Island
Bishop Trobec Dies at 83 in Minnesota Home
Right Rev. James Trobec retired Catholic bishop of St. Cloud died unexpectedly Wednesday at the home of his nephew Rev. John Trobec in St. Stephens Minnesota. He was born July 10 1855 in Bilchgratz Austria and served as bishop until 1914 when he was succeeded by Bishop Busch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Trobec
of St. Cloud
Cy Nephew
John Trobec
St. Stephens
Minn
Trobec
Hoe
Bilchgratz
Krain
Austria
St. Cloud
Busch
Fires Strike New Ulm In Quick Succession
A series of fires in New Ulm touched multiple sites including the old city light and water plant and the Stork Brothers packing plant. Firefighters contained the Stork blaze with only minor damage, while an earlier Tuesday fire gutted the utility site. A separate smoldering swept compound incident at Engelbert hardware caused no major damage when a metal container prevented a larger fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeabed Tapers Atey
New Ulm
Storks
Stork Brothers
Suice
Fosey
Stork
Engelbert Hardware
Minnesota Street
Helmuth Reinke
Attorney Perry Fey Announces Law Practice in Minneapolis
A former pastor of St. Raphael's at Springfield, Perry Fey, writes that he has practiced law for three years and is now serving as attorney and counsellor at law in Minneapolis. He assures subscribers of his new occupation and whereabouts in a brief letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Fey
St. Raphael's Catholic Church
Springfield
Minneapolis
Schleuder's Jewelry Ad Promises Best Prices In Town
An advertisement touts French ivory and the very best jewelry, claiming clear value and right prices at Schleuder's Jewelry Store. The brief promo emphasizes quality and affordability in a local shopping context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleuder
No More Public Fire Information Regulation Adopted
The Fire Department and telephone manager decide to restrict fire information to firemen only. Red lamp signals on the switchboard identify fire laddies numbers for immediate call handling. Public access to fire details is curtailed to improve service and safety for all patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Mills
Henry Engel
Dodge Agents Meet and Banquet in New Ulm
A Dodge Brothers dealers gathering in New Ulm last Tuesday evening featured 5 H Retzlaff entertaining subagents and hardware store staff at Dakota House with a 6 30 p m banquet. J B Cress spoke on his Dodge factory trip and the group later discussed sales and service. Guests praised Retzlaff as a royal host and the store showcased Christmas spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Brothers Motor
New Ulm
H. Retzlaff
J. B. Cress
Twin Cities
Dodge Brothers
Dakota House
Retzlaff
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Gulden & Vercoe
Globe -Wernicke
United States
J. H. Forster
New Ulm, Minn
Arndts
Council
Frank Fleet
John Richter
Bacon
Engelberts
Wonder
New Ulm’s
XMAS
Dodge Agents
Schleuder's
Crone. Bros. CO
New Uem, Minn
the House of
Kuppenheimer
Baer
W. Baer
Chalke
New, Ulm
Venient Gift
Everling Electric
South Minnesota
New ‘Ulm, ‘Minn
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