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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1920

Page

7

County Agent Bane Highlights Exchange List

County Agent Bane of Sleepy Eye issues the Brown County Farm Bureau exchange list with timely notes on events. It covers the Brown County Poultry Show in New Ulm January 13 to 16, the Farmers and Home Makers week January 3 to 8, 1921 at University Farm, and remarks on cooperative marketing and a proposed health certificate for pure bred cattle. It also notes employment letters offering winter work at $30 a month and local sales of posts cordwood and tamarack posts.

B. M. Bane Brown County Farm Bureau University Farm Minne~soa Fur Bureau Association St. Paul Prof. Mumford W. G. Relat Chicago Mianford Mr. Rekhar Bune Bane Aitkin County Siring Farm Bureau Allin Minn State of Minnesota County of Brown Joseph Holm New Ulm Brown Henry Holm Dee Caroline Otto Albert Otto Minnesota Albert Carl Ott Henry Ott Redwood Albert Pfaender Said County

Dr Florado Wellcome Dies in Minneapolis

Dr Florado Wellcome long time Sleepy Eye resident died Monday afternoon at his Minneapolis home at age 62 after over a year with anemia. Born in Stevens Point Wisconsin, he married Mary Taylor of Madison after graduating from Boshe Medical College Chicago in 1879. He practiced in Sleepy Eye for five years before organizing Yellow Medicine County Bank, later moving to Minneapolis twenty six years ago.

Likewood Cemetery Forado Wellcome Td. W. B. Wellcome Sleepy Eye Ias Minneapolis Stevens Point Wit Bosh Medical College Chicago Mary Taylor Madison Wis Garden City New Ulm Sleepy Eye Wellcome Granite Palls Yellow Medicine Cours Ty Bank Minne

Nation mulcted of millions charge shocks Senate panel

George H. Cushing testimony before the Senate reconstruction committee accuses government officials and coal traders of profiteering in coal, detailing a net profit of 675000 from 450000 tons sold domestically and abroad, plus a $100000 offer to locate 40000 tons. Cushing cites price gouging and priority orders enabling wide profits, signaling a broad probe amid a coal panic. Also includes lengthy Minnesota court notices and probate orders from New Ulm related to estates and administrators.

George H. Cushing American Whalseale Coal Association Senate Reconstruction Committee Cushing Department of Justice Interstate Commerce Commission

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