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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1920

Page

8

Electric signs brighten Minnesota street merchants

Local businesses install large illuminated signs to boost curb appeal. Buenger Furniture Co. showcases a 10 by 16 foot sign with Buenger and Furniture lit by opal glass panels and flashing bulbs. Andrew Saffert adds beef market and Dahms & Lindemann stores signs, with auto shaped Radke Implement Co. sign on North Broadway also lighting up at night.

Minnesota Street Buenger Furniture Co Buenger Andrew Saffert Hackbarth Dahms & Lindemann Broadway Everling Electric Co Bichten Grand Hotel Sedwick Ulm Huckbarth

Miss Emma Grams Spends Sunday at Nicollet Home

Miss Emma Grams was at her Nicollet home on Sunday, with neighbors noting a quiet day and no unusual activities taking place nearby.

Emma Grams Nicollet

Fatal Hunting Accident Claims Stately Town Farmer

Wm. T. Elsberry, aged 46, died after a gun discharge while returning from a hunting trip. He was treated at St. John's hospital where his arm was amputated. he died from loss of blood. He was born near Boone in 1899, married in 1919 to Elsie Syiing, and recently moved from Boone to a farm southwest of town. He is survived by his wife, a son, and his parents. burial was in Boone, Iowa.

Wm. T. Elsberry Springfield Dotson Tom Larson Elsberry Boone Taf Elsie Syiing Here Iowa

Winter Snow Sparks Joyful Start to Season

Residents report first heavy snow since spring with sidewalks cleared and children buzzing about school and winter fun. Social notes recall a festive gathering at the Everling home where the card game 500 awarded prizes to Mrs. Schnobrich and Mrs. Schuler, followed by a luncheon.

Santa John Affelder Albert Everling Everling F. A. Schnobrich George Schuler

County Agent Bane Resigns to Take Illinois Post

Brown County Farm Bureau accepts the resignation of County Agent F M Bane effective once a successor is found but no later than January 20. Bane has served two years, building a strong program and broad support led by Senator L E Potter. He will move to Illinois for a substantial pay increase, leaving many friends in Brown County.

F. M. Bane Brown County Farm Bureau Slepy Eye Herald-Dispatch Banne Jame Farm Bureau Brown County L. E. Potter Potter Bane Geo. Berkner Illinois County

Farmer Loses Fingers in Shredding Accident

Charles Davin a Springfield area farmer suffered a severe hand injury Monday morning while shredding corm. His right hand was crushed including thumb and index and third fingers, requiring amputation of the thumb. Davin is son in law of Mrs Julius Berndt Sr of this city. Fire Chief Henry Engel returns from visiting his daughters in Hopkins Minneapolis and Rochester.

Charles Davin Springfield Dawin Davin Julius Berndt Henry Engel Anton Schiller Hopkins Lewis Merrill Minneapolis Moritz Anding Rochester

Pear tree exhibit at state horticultural show

William Pfaender Jr of Pioneer Nursery presented a pear tree at the annual State Horticultural Society meeting. The tree, planted from seed 17 years ago, produced fruit judged to be of very best quality and the tree showed immunity to leaf blight. A large display of apples from across the state and 75 to 100 apple seedlings from the Minnesota Experiment Station accompanied the exhibit.

William Pfaender, Jr State Horticultural Society Bartlett

Reward Offered for Fence and Hog Thefts Near Sleepy Eye

J A Walden offers 25 reward for information leading to arrest of person or persons who cut his wire hog fence and stole several hogs from his Sleepy Eye area premises last Tuesday night.

J. A. Walden Sleepy Eye

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William T. Elsberry Grand Theatre Geo. W. Griffith Babylon Constance Talmadge Schulke Price Fred Meine Clothing CO New “Ulm, Minn New Ulm Steam Laundry Edison Schmucker & Burk Newulm, Minn Mlith
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