Jinx and Ladder Jinx Lead Turner Theater Show
Turner Theater opens 1923 with Wilbur Fletcher illustrated song Tomorrow and the main feature The Ladder Jinx. A travel picture Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree accompanies the program with an overture by a deluxe orchestra. Helen Wilbur and Arthur Barnes plot to outwit a jinx amid bank intrigue and a ladder mishap, ending with justice and engagement intact.
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Turner Theater
Wilbur Fletcher
Helen Wilbur
Second National Bank
Arthur Barnes
Christmas Seal Sale Breaks All Records
New Uim school nurse Miss Inga Erickson reports the Christmas seal sale set records this year raising about $150 for tuberculosis fight, up from $130 last year. She enlisted city school children who conducted a thorough campaign in support of the seals.
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Uim
Inga Erickson
Miss Erickson
Windhorn & Co Move to Minn St Quarters
The L Windhorn Sign Company relocates from German Street to Minnesota Street and will occupy Lindmeyer showroom space. Founder Windhorn, an enterprising decorator, expanded business after the homecoming celebration and plans a full line of paints and oils. His Christmas display featured three centerpieces with electrically lit fruit and leaves that looked lifelike.
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L. Windhorn Sign Company
Schmucker
German Street
Minnesota
Lindmeyer Soft Dhink
Windhorn
Iniows
Lake Swan Lowering Case Heads to Final Hearing
The Nicollet county board will decide if Swan Lake can be legally lowered at a final hearing in the St Peter courthouse. Petitioners seek County Ditch No 67 with estimated cost 84 022 84 and benefits 72 839 50, facing strong local opposition. Samson Dempsey Flor of New Ulm represent petitioners, while Minnesota Game Protective League volunteers assist.
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Nicollet
Court House
Samson, Dempsey & Flor
New Ulm
Minnesota Game Protective League
County Ditch No
FD. Minium
District Court
Supreme Courts
County Board
St. Peter Herald
Flood Threatens Large Stock At Review Printing Plant
A basement flood at The Review Printing Company threatened about 30,000 pounds of print paper valued around $2000 stored last week. Mr Dietz of Consumers Grocery alerted staff, and workers quickly halted the leak to prevent further spoilage, saving most of the carload. One roll was slightly wet and must be cut smaller.
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Review Plant
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Christmas Guests And Homebound News From St Cloud
S A Bowing of the Review staff spent Christmas at his home in St. Cloud. Erwin Lawrenz of Springfield will be a New Year’s guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Arnold Cordes on North Payne street. Miss Lulu Doehne returns this afternoon from Sanaa where she spent Christmas. Rothenburg and family entertain visiting relatives. Jones Mahe spent days in Negria and returned to South Bend Ind to work in a printing firm. Miss Elsie Kaiser visits her parents on North German street. she is a student nurse at St. John’s Hospital in St. Pouh.
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Arthur
Helen
Peter Stalton
Second National Bank
Stalton
Richard Twing
Statton
Review
St. Cloud
Erwin Lawrenz
Springfield
Mrs
Arnold Cordes
North Payne Street
Lulu Doehne
Sanaa
Inday
Elsie Kaiser
Charles Kaiser
North German Street
Miss Kaiser
St. John’s Hospital
St. Pouh
River straightening under way south of highway bridge
Work started at K280ta to straighten the Minnesota River south of the highway bridge as a long bend causes erosion on the east bank. A crew of eight led by A H Clark will deepen a new channel through winter, using sixteen horses to carve a strip that will form a large island and a horseshoe lake, reducing current erosion on Nicollet and Le Sueur county shores. Gilbert Thordson of Hanska visited New Ulm on Friday.
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Minnesota
St. Peter
A. H. Clark
South Dakota
Nicollet
le Sueur
Postal clerks handle massive Christmas mail deluge
New Ulm post office staff faced a huge rush of Christmas mail. Despite no official figures, business has grown from about $12,000 to $40,000 yearly, and the team, led by Postmaster Pfaender, worked steadily to clear all items by noon Christmas day. Mrs. A J Stockstead and her Sleepy Eye son visited the Penning family on Summit Avenue.
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New Ulm
Brigg
Chris Meil
Pfaender
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Hanska
A. J. Stockstead
Sleepy Eye
Martin Penning
Summit Ave
Poh Wingchk
Chalke
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