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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1909

Page

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Strike Unsettled as Labor Leaders Reject Railroads Ultimatum

Labor leaders refuse the railroad ultimatum and warn of a general strike. Gov. A O Eberhart’s efforts to end the switchmen dispute fail, with two days given for workers to return or face intensified action. 20 000 Northwestern rail workers could be drawn into a secondary strike unless relief arrives.

A. O. Eberhart American Federation of Labor, Railway Branch American Federation of Labor Northwestern Railroads

Christmas in New Ulm Brings Ideal Holiday Spirit

The New Ulm community enjoyed an exceptionally merry Christmas with ideal sleighing and mild temperatures. Wheat prices above a dollar spurred busy trade as merchants sold out stocks of toys and goods while festive church celebrations and a Turner Theatre program delighted children and families. Santa Claus arrived in a lively scene with stars, flags, and evergreen decorations amid abundant treats and joyous crowds.

New Ulm Congregational Church Turner Theatre Santa Claus Mortel

Farmers Institute at Courthouse New Ulm Jan 7 8

A Farmers Institute will be held at the Courthouse in New Ulm on Friday and Saturday January 7 and 8. Sessions start at 10 a.m. and 1 30 p.m. under W W P McConnell of Mankato, noted dairy and farm expert. Speakers include Arthur Brackett of Excelsior on fruit, vegetables, poultry and small fruits, and Wm Suter of Welcome on corn, potatoes, sheep and cattle. The event invites women and young people, and officials announce the 3842 page Farmers Institute Annual book will be distributed free to attendees. Come early and stay through the sessions.

Farmers’ Institute New Ulm W. W. P. McConnell Mankato McConnell Arthur Brackett Excelsior Brackett Welcome Minn Suter Minnesota Thas Farmers” Institute

Alumni Meet High School In Armory Tonight

Basketball tonight features the local high school alumni against the high school team at the armory. Coaches Seifert and Anthony lead two balanced squads in what promises a fast, competitive battle with strong individual stars and an organized alumni orchestra contributing to the atmosphere.

Armory Lamberton Morgan Seifert Anthony University of Minnesota New Ulm Mayer Cyrus” Schoregge Hubn Klossner Schoregge Dummer Ed. Stadherr St. Louis University Buenger Mankato Attention! Co. A Pfaender Militia

New Ulm City Wins Ruling Over Boesch Demurrer

Judge Olsen overruled Mrs. Frances Boeschs demurrer in the citys suit to recover about 1100 damages paid to Eliza Neumann after she tripped in a defective coal hole in front of Boeschs Minnesota street property now the Review plant. Boesch may answer and the case will proceed to trial at the May term.

New Ulm Boesch Eliza Jane Neumann Neumann

Farmers Institute Answers Your Farm Questions At State Cost

Many rural readers seek guidance on feeding roots seed testing cow grading and best farming methods. The Farmers Institute offers expert answers to these daily concerns at state expense. New Ulm residents Tand and Pier visited home folks from Bi Pal for Was? care.

New Ulm Jae ‘Tand

St Elmo at Turner Theatre Delights Local Audiences

Review praises the stage adaptation of St Elmo at Turner Theatre for its wholesome melodrama, strong performances by Martin Alepp as St Elmo and Elsa Berold as the heroine, notable supporting cast, and attractive scenery. Audience size signals growing appreciation for quality drama.

Turner Theatre St. Elmo Martin Alepp Elsa Berold Phaeoot

Christmas Week Social Notes and Local Visits

Klossner greeted the new year as Stuebe Bros. bought hogs and cattle Monday. Geo Martinka and wife from Canada visit with their parents. District No.1 school closed Friday for Christmas vacation. Bentdale of Vesta Minnesota visits friends. Miss Francis Stickelbauer leaves for St Peter for the Xmas holiday. Canada wheat grains arrive in town. August Kosek family hosts Xmas cards and visits. August Imberg and family visit Fred Klosanec. Dr Geo R Koch of Minneapolis arrives for holidays with relatives.

Geo. Martinka Canada Francis Stickelbauer St. Peter August Kosek August Imberg Fred Klosanec

Ledbeter Murder Trial Opens With Farm Exhibits

The Ledbeter murder trial began Monday with the state presenting farmyard photos and scenes as 13 exhibits. Mrs. Ledbeter arrived altered in appearance and participated actively in court as her family watched. The defense plans to focus on jailhouse conversations with Frank Smith as a potential key topic.

Ledbeter Frank Smith

Brain Ticklers and Witty Quips in Daily Notes

A collection of humorous lines and puns from a 19th or early 20th century column. Quick quips touch on money, time, aging, parenting, luck, and social norms. The brisk items feature dialogue snippets about Eve, Lottie, Nelly, Uncle Eben, and Mrs Buggins, each delivering a light remark or mischief.

Eben Willie

Cottonwood and Searles Notes Update

Mr John Fischer learning telegraphy at Minneapolis spent Xmas in Searles. Adolphe Schneider with Canada homestead visited friends and relatives for 3 years 9 months. Agnes Manderfeld home teaching near Sanborn spent Xmas with her parents. Theo Mohr's team frightened and ran away last Monday. Mohr unharmed. Julia Casey teaching in Diss No 3 spent Xmas with her mother at Sleepy Eye. Christ Dibl visiting from Minnesota. Miss Emily Schneider employed at Beas here briefly. Lydia Heldimann from Arlington visiting Koch family. Parishioners honor a minister in Yale Tide. neighbor Tiger faces odd tale. Wheeler of truncal Congregational church mentioned.

John Fischer Mpls Searles Adolphe Schneider Canada Agnes Manderfeld Sanborn Theo. Mohr Ray Lydia Helidmann Arlington Koch Bia Yale Wheeler Truncal Congregational Choreh

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North Pole Dr. Cook Peary Farmers’Institute Creru Thorndike Baltimore Sp. Paul's Lutheran Church Priedenakirche Olsen Demurrer Henry H Pier Bi Pal Stuebe Bros Geo. RK. Koch Minneapolis Eve Adam Lottie Papa Nelly Cottonwood & Searles Notes
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