State Battles Typhoid Menace In New Ulm
Typhoid cases surge in New Ulm as health officials trace outbreak to contaminated water. Water mains treated with chlorine, wells drained, cisterns emptied, and bacteriological tests repeated under guidance of State Health Board. Miss Minnie Schramm arrives to oversee patient care while doctors urge strict reporting and precautions.
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Ulm
Siifert
Chicago
Sehoch
W. P. Greene
State Health Board
Seifert
Minnie Schramm
Minneapolis
Health Board
B.M. Mobler
Wliah
Mr. Mobler
Walla
E Wall
Mobler
New Ulm
State Board
Bass
Engincar
State Board of Health
Greene
Silver Wedding Celebration at North Washington Street Home
About forty Star Ruphre Club members and guests surprised Mr and Mrs Albert Boggert for their silver wedding anniversary last Thursday at their North Washington Street home. They recently returned from St Paul and received silver gifts. The evening featured dancing and refreshments and extended beyond midnight.
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Star Ruphre Club
Albert Boggert
Hame
North Washington Street
St. Paul
Belle Larson
Albert Huggert
Christiania
Norway
Mankato
Sigel
New Ulm
Buggert
LargeAudience Enjoys Concert by St Paul Symphony in New Ulm
A large New Ulm crowd heard the St Paul Symphony Orchestra under Walter Rothwell with Madame Luella Obrman as soloist. The review praised the orchestra's fineness and the soprano's debut, noting a short program and strong audience reaction despite limited encores. A turnverein dance followed with sauerkraut and rye bread, raising a tidy sum for the committee.
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New Ulm
St. Paul Symphony Orchestra
Walter H. Rothwell
Rothwell
Luella Chileon Obrman
Ulma
Ever Oing
Weber
Bizer
Les Contrabandiers
Edmund Poerstel
le Garda
Ene
Verdi
Obrman
Acta
Wagner
New
Ulm Turnverein
Debating Showdown Doubles Down for Redwood at Redwood Palla
New Ulm High School debaters Beata Krook John Woabke and Elizabeth Dougher lost a tight contest to Redwood Falls High School at Redwood Palla. Winners were Ethel Werder Anna Rabn and Harold Kumm with judges Doan C. Coover J F Mc Cornnell and Prank Rarig. Contest decided the third district state league question on recall of judges.
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New Ulm High School
Beata Krook
John Woabke
Eivabeth Dougher
Redwood Falls High School
Redwood Palla
Ethel Werder
Anna Rabn
Harold Kumm
Doan C. Coover
J. F. McCornnell
Mankato Normal
Prank Rarig
University of Minnesota
United States
Fedsrab
Oregon
California
Massachusetts
New Ulm
Yim
Redwood
Fnally
Redwood Rooters
Prof
McConnell
Lewis
Tam
Wam
Elizabeth Dougher
John Woebke
Model Drug Store Passes Hands in New Ulm
O M Olsen retires after decades guiding Model Drug Store with Citizens Bank presidency limiting his time. Alfred Hellmann takes ownership after Saturday closing. Hellmann has long ties to New Ulm and was apprenticed under Olsen for 28 years. Rev Dr C Holen departs for St Paul Park to lecture at St Pauls College amid local events.
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Citizens’ State Bank
O. M. Olsen
Alfred Hellmann
Olsen
New Ulm
City
General Bobbler
Pioneer Drug Store
Charles Weschcke
Gibbon
Hellmann
Dr. C. Holen
St. Paul Park
St. Pauls College
County Finances Show Large School Disbursements and Overdraws
County financial statement shows total receipts for the year ending December 31 1913 of 360,256 with 61,052.28 on hand. Tax collections reached 211,834.80 while major outlays included school disbursements 122,900.62 and town aid 52,220.68. Ditches, roads, and county funds consumed the rest with salaries and court costs constituting a large share of the Revenue fund.
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Vogel
State of
Minnesota
County Revenue
County Ditch Fund
County Bridge and Road Fund
County Poor Fund
Altho
New Ulm
Justice Court
Justices of the Peace
Sire
Brown County Agriculturate Society
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Bostonian Opera Co
Torver Theatre
Princesa Chichia
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Bostonians
Hitle
Christie MacDonald
Maud William Berrie
St Paul Symphony Orchestra
Madame Ohrman
Die Meisterslager
A. Willelmy
Mabon
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