Five Milch Cows Shot in Barn in Murray County
The ton Herald reports five milch cows owned by Ole Finger of Dovray township were shot while in stalls in the Hager barn. One cow died, another was wounded but will recover, a third died the next morning, and two sustained minor injuries. Evidence includes empty cartridges, a wild bullet, and a letter to Jerry Ravers found near the auto. Ravers was arrested and held on bond for hearing as moonshine enforcement triggers motive.
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Ton Herald
Murray County
Ole Finger
Dovray
Mr. Hager
Jerry Ravers
Hager
Ravers
Justice Acne
A Housewife's 1923 Resolution to New Ulm Laundry
A New Ulm notice urges housewives to resolve in 1924 to send family washing to the New Ulm Steam Laundry. It promises savings in money and time by rough drying per pound and finishing, with ironing costs, hoping to turn blue Monday into sunny Monday.
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Ulm
New Ulm
Minnesota Holstein breaks world record in milk and butter
Grahamholm Colantha Pauline Legis, a senior four year old Holstein owned by Christopher Graham of Rochester, posted a 365 day test of 4291.8 pounds milk and 1141.4 pounds fat, equating to 1426.76 pounds of butter, surpassing Princess Auggie Polkadot De Kol of H. F. Fischer of Shakopee. The record also marks her as champion producer for both milk and butter in Minnesota in the senior four year old class, with best seven day and 30 day outputs noted. Nearby, Mameell Johanna secured the junior four year old crown, while Queen Pierre Mercedes leads world butter records in this class.
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Graham John Colantha
Pauline Legis
Minnesota
Christopher Graham
Rochester
Princess Auggie Polkadot de Kol
H. F. Fischer
Shakopee
Grahamholm
Betty
Grahamholm Colantha
Pauline Segis
Mameell Johanna
C. L. Spaulding Farm
Warren
Queen Pierre Mercedes
E. C. Schroeder
Moorhead
Madelia Steer Captures First Prize at Show
Minnesota judging highs as University of Minnesota steers win honors at the Chicago International Exposition. American Choice, a junior yearling Shorthorn bred by E. F. McCarthy and Sons, led a strong Minnesota showing with prize money across cattle hogs and horses while Minnesota teams placed seventh in intercollegiate judging.
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Minnesota
E. F. McCarthy
Madeira
University of Minnesota
Mankato Fair
Winnipeg
California
Fort Worth
Texas
Virginia
Agricultural
United States
Canada
C. R. Carlson
E. N. Hansen
L. L. Murphy
W. M. Shepard
W. D. Stegner
A. M. Falkenhagen
Neil Selvig
Alfred Steuernagel
Clemence Strehlow
Iowa
Georgia
Warren Simpson
Minnesota College of Agriculture
Lewiston
Winona County
North Dakota
American Choice
The
International
W.H. Peters
University Farm
Gould Plans Ambitious Move For Picture Circuit
Jay E. Gould shifts show houses at Glencoe Buffalo Lake Norwood and Arlington to Otto Parlitz of Glencoe. He keeps Sunday shows at Turner Theatre New Alm and plans a larger circuit likely to surpass past ventures with an announcement soon. Mrs. Schwieger of Comfrey and Miss Esther Arndt of Chicago to visit Mr. and Mrs. Amit on South Garden Street Friday.
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As. Fabel
Eileen
Marion
Dorothea
Grand Forks
N. D
Herbert Schulke
Walter Schulke
St. Paul
A. Schulke
South State Street
Faber
New Ulm
Prof. Burk
South Washington Street
Jay E. Gould
Glencoe
Buffalo Lake
Norwood
Arlington
Otto Parlitz
Mr. Gould
Turner Theatre
New Alm
Gould
V. Schwieger
Comfrey
Esther Arndt
Chicago
Inl
Henry Amit
South Garden Street
Schwieger
Eld
Arndt
Debaters Reach Semi Finals and District Contest
Debaters advance to the district championship at Mankato on February first, with first place earning a spot in the state contest. Howard plans to compete in the declamation contest this year aiming for the state title. Seniors listed include Schueller Williams Pfeiffer Anderson Hough, others span juniors to freshmen, with local residents Baer and Kalkmann noted in visits and roles.
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Mankato
Howard
Joseph Schueller
David Williams
Roy Pfeiffer
Grace Anderson
Cecilia Hough
Ruth Renter
Maybelle Simmett
Marvin Meyer
Ivan Stone
Fred Leonard
Alphe Becker
Erna Grussendorf
Marion Reineke
Ione Schroeder
Hilda Steinmetz
Roland Hahn
Otto Selland
Joseph Keckeisen
Garnet Schlottmann
Fred Lippman
Charles Niemann
Homer Neff
Katherine Matsch
Eleanor Niemann
Agnes Schueller
Anna Zeise
Woman Awarded $12,698 Damages Against Railroad
A Davenport case details a woman awarded 12698 in damages after infantile paralysis claims. Testimony discusses a serum from 1916 to halt the disease, with claims the serum cured 55 people and saved a 12 year old in 1917. The railroad plans to appeal the verdict.
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Davenport
Miss Larson
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Parray
Yhoyeet
Jerry Revers
Dooray
Oscar Baer
Mrs
Ed. W. Baer
North
Washington Street
Louise Kalkmann
St. Cloud
Miss Kelkmann
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standart
Bropiway
3Rd Street
New Ulm Auto Co
Cote
Fritsche Clinic
Albert Fritsche
William H. Fritsche
Geo. F Reineke
Wye
A. C. Amann
Equitable Life Insurance’ Co
Town
J. R. Higgs
RES
New Ulm, Minn
Weiser
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