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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
2
The Grossmann family thanks neighbors and relatives for help after the death of Edwin Grossmann. They honor pallbearers flower donors funeral attendees and Reverend Worm barringer for comforting words. Mr and Mrs Geo J Grossman and children extend gratitude.
The Essig Hall hosted a combined Christmas program and basket social for School Districts 50 and 15, drawing a good crowd despite cold weather. Families and students enjoyed vacation time at home, with several local church services and a festive note as news of new babies finishes the year.
Dr Muedeking in Waasa and New Sweden Mutual Fire Insurance tosses a surprising mercy. Max Schoenfeldt receives a $6000 receipt toward his farm debt and tax payments for three years after a price slump. Eye specialist Dr Muedeking, once of Owatonna, now in Minneapolis, acts as benefactor. Also notes a memorial for J M Turner, former secretary treasurer of New Sweden Mutual Fire Insurance, and a formal resolution from Nicollet Company.
An owner describes training and feeding a dog named Pluck. The dog’s behavior includes licking the boot, snapping a chicken head due to hunger, and a later illness with watery eyes. After giving liver, the dog recovers and the owner boasts about his dog psychology and control.
A reader urges practical home ventilation to combat lingering colds, proposing window deflectors to reduce drafts. The Home Health Club offers medical advice and book recommendations, urging involvement and providing addresses for further information.
Senator Harrison denounces the President and Republicans as reactionary wreckers of party unity. He accuses the President of flipping on the Bonus Bill taxing and tariff policies, alleges influence by high financiers, and predicts a seven year process to craft a tariff bill. He warns party leaders to align with agricultural interests and defend patronage.
Mrs Albert Kamrath was called from Buffalo Lake to Union Hospital Fairfax to see her brother Hubert Frei holz who fractured his spine just below the neck and is paralysed below the waist in a critical condition. Guntay Fuetholz is convalescing from a recent operation. Mrs Kamrath returned to Buffalo Late Monday.
Six states have moved to implement the Sheppard-Towner Act as President Harding signed the measure, with Minnesota among early adopters awaiting the first year’s $10,000 funding. Support from National League of Women Voters leaders and Congressman Newton is noted, highlighting broad national demand and sustained legislative effort.
The slide shows the young minister jokingly changing his sermon to Heal the dead Cast out the sick Raise the devil. Miss Agatha Russell left for Madeira to spend Christmas with her parents. she teaches at the local high school.
An advertisement fragment states Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and its effects by a liquid taken internally. It claims no cure for other diseases and notes the product acts through the blood to reduce inflammation on mucous surfaces. Highnerney & Co, Chicago, Ohio.
The University of Minnesota earned the highest price for a hog at the 1921 International Livestock Show in Chicago. Its grand champ barrow sold for 33.5 cents a pound, weighing 500 pounds and bringing $167.50. The report lists many other hay, grain, corn, and wheat awards won by Minnesota exhibitors and others, including prizes for sweet clover, yellow corn, white corn, and durum wheat, with names and places from Minnesota communities. Subscribe for the New Ulm Review.
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