Fewer Patients Improve Amid Pollution Probe
The Review reports no major change in the typhoid situation since the prior issue. Cleanings at the reservoir and tests found no definite pollution source though seepage and cracked cistern walls allowed contamination indicators to appear. Water remains unsafe. authorities urge limited use and daily flushing to aid sterilization. some patients show gradual improvement while new cases are light and others recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Mobler
We Reservoir
Aisteros
Board of Health
Green
State Health Board
Uim
Emmerich
Armin “Korbier
Martin Fiene
Vogl
Fred Fischer
Cottonwood
Frances. Duse
M. Prom
Possible water contamination sparks city advisories
The text notes a potential contamination risk linked to workers and suggests vigilance while the fall season and primary events loom. It warns that citizens may have unknowingly used tainted water since city alerts began, though time remains to observe and verify safety before broader concern grows.
Peterson of New Ulm Entangled in City Robbery Tale
The Review reports a Minneapolis Tribune story about Philip Peterson of New Ulm who claims he was lured to the Lennox hotel and robbed. Detective Bers Weare and officers questioned Wences Goulet and Joseph Amundson as Peterson described being robbed after a promise to show him around the city. He vowed not to return to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Peterson
Altho
Review
Oame
Satirday
Minneapolis Tribune
Bers Weare Bado
Lennox Hotel
Philp Peterson
New Sho
Twin Cities
Weste
Wincie Goulet
Joseph Amundson
Peterson
Staira
Biasaui
New Ulm
Agai
City Council Hears Typhoid Talks and Crossings Plan
At a regular meeting last Tuesday the council discussed the typhoid situation with health officials and heard a proposal for slow-speed train operations at city crossings. A M & St L official will visit to discuss safety, while other items include a franchise grant to Tri-State Telco and a building permit for Andrew Saffert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Mohler
State Board of Health
O. J. Seifert
Geo. F. Reineke
Board of Health
C. P. Strembel
Minneapolis & St. Louis R. K. Co
First North Street
Third North Street
Strembelg
New Ulm
Fred Aufderheider
Center Street
Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Co
Andrew Saffert
Samson
Saffert
South Washington Street
Fifth South
Seventh South
Board of Public Works
Charles Brust
High School Building Bids Draw Wide Contractor Interest
Local bidders from New Ulm New Orleans and Minneapolis compete for the general construction contract. About eighteen bids were opened Tuesday with more firms expected to file as plans were issued. The school board faces a busy period evaluating plumbing heating and lighting bids after the general contract is awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keare & Co
Kaiser & Puhliaon
H. C. Hous
Minnesota
Tee Building
Tus
Keute & Co
New Ulm
Kuiver & Potweun
New Oru
Train Smash at Sleepy Eye Causes Multiple Derailments
Extra westbound collided with freight No 92 near the depot about 1 am last Tuesday. Three cars derailed, two toppled onto the platform, one across the Maio track. Carl Hansen, unloading freight, trapped beneath a car for minutes. leg broken and internal injuries, now recovering. Hoosen family note sister and brother Ferdinand of Owatonna dead, funeral in Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way Freight No. 92
Iprip
Maio
Keengion
Uell
Carl Hansen
Altho
Chas, Hansen
Gray Line
Hansen
Carl
Wm. Hoosen
Jobo Johnson
Mankato
Gratz
Hertz
Supreme Court Keeps Judge Olsen Conviction In Auction License Case
The high court sustains Jack Martin’s conviction for acting as an unlicensed auctioneer in Lyon County. It holds a $825 daily license fee for auctioneers was excessive and upholds the verdict. The decision discusses charging under village ordinances and notes related rulings on criminal libel and inheritance tax law as to nonresidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olsen
Supreme Court
Priday
Lyon County
Jack Martin
Minneola
Defendser
Cumber
Chepper
Alexis Georgian
Minnepolis
P. V
Taxable transfer rules for resident estate in interstate situs
A transfer made in this state by a resident is taxable here even if the property's situs at death was in Kentucky and despite potential Kentucky tax. The decision hinges on residence and the transfer occurring within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamavy
Trusteatsie
Kentucky
Minnesota
Tenmessed
Konda
C E Society Celebrates Seventh Anniversary Event
The C E Society marks its seventh anniversary on National Endeavor Day at First Congregational Church with speakers Miss Haggard from Minneapolis and Mr Vroman, special music, and a full day of services Sunday February 15, 1914. Activities include morning services, junior talks, joint meetings, reminiscence music, and closing songs. the society, organized February 1880 by Miss Sue Fay, shows 35 members in the center and 14 juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea. E. Stoll
Mias Haggard
Christian Endeavor
Miss Agnes
Thornton
F. Vroman
B. H. Krook
A. Thornton
L. B. Nobis
Emma Huebner
Meyer
Chicago
Alex Ottomeyer
Joseph Wheeler
Georgia Paddock
Mian Janette Massapust
Treas
Sherburne Beecher
H L Beecher
Center Society
Milford and Cottonwood Creamery Directors Elected
At the annual Milford and Cottonwood Co-Operative Dairy Association meeting Ed Hensel Jos Wiesner Isidor Haas Andrew Backer Rob J Runck William Gluth and John H Dietz were chosen as directors for the ensuing year Ed Hensel was elected president Jos Wiesner vice president Isidor Haas secretary and Andrew Backer treasurer The year was the most successful since organization and re incorporation in March 1915 was discussed but no action taken Financials show milk 1 868 776 lbs cream 282 080 lbs butterfat 120 985 lbs butter 145 726 lbs average milk test 3 7 percent cream test 25 percent overrun 20 55 Receipts include balance 433 03 butter sales 783 77 interest 51 97 buttermilk sales 845 00 stock shares 50 00 overdrawn 407 35 disbursements patrons 37 174 65 62 71
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford & Cottonwood Co-Operative Dairy Association
Ed. Hensel
Jos. Wiesner
Isidor Haas
Andrew Backer
Rob J. Runck
William Gluth
John H. Dietz
Tsidor Haas
Secy
Treas
Tnea
Democratic State Central Committee Meeting Called
Democratic State Central Committee to meet at the West Hotel in Minneapolis on February 21 at 2 p.m. Chairman Martin O'Brien of Crookston issued the call. A conference and dollar banquet will follow at 7:30 p.m. with further details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin O’brien
Crookston
State Central Committee
West Hotel
Minnespolis
Deadly rail wreck shocks Worthington riders
A broken rail derailed northbound Omaha to Twin Cities train No. 2 near Bigelow, Worthington area. One dead, three seriously hurt, many injured. engine stayed upright as cars piled in wreckage. Conductor Byron Hay among the injured, John Bloomfield killed. special relief train rushed to the scene with physicians and hospital care for wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Owaba
Twin Cities
A& m
Cesar Bigelow
Worthington
Omabi
Mankato
Tate
Armin
J. Bloomfield
Surprise
Neb
Byron Hay
Bigelow
Sheen
Chaney
Hiram
Gutchinson
Kan
Hoapita
Ss. Paulsten
J. Blombeld
Osoaca
Hay
Borth
Macksto
Kave
Beoeah
Mr. Hay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Is Philip Peterson
Sleepy Eye
Feredinand
Owatonna
Esser
Adrian
C. E. Society
Milford & Cottonwood Creamery Report
Democratic State Central Committee
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