Eagle Roller Mill of New Ulm A historic industry report
A pupil wrote about the Eagle Roller Mill in New Ulm detailing its 19th and early 20th century growth from a 1667 founding by the Chicago Land Association and Jacob Brust to a 4 000 barrel daily capacity by 1900 with a 150 000 bushel elevator and a modern milling process. It notes major expansions, employment, and the mill's export reach from New York to Norway, Sweden, and beyond, highlighting local pride in a vital regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Chicago Land Association
Jacob Brust
Bowsh
Pfoeninger
Meyer
George Doehoe
Niessrs. Dovher
Pfenologer
Abe
Ci | Bolder
South Dakota
New York
New England
United States
Hullwed
Norway
Sweden
Iowa
Tia
Eagle
Tbis
Eveanorr Dinxs
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Cures Children Fast
W. H. Chapman of Winnebago Nebraska recalls his two children with a bad cough. He says the doctor’s medicine failed, but Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound cured them without opiates and saved the family money on medical bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Chapman
Winnebago
Neb
Medici
Foley
An Early Easter 1913 and the Easter Dating Rules
This note explains Easter April 1913 falling on March 23 due to it being the earliest possible date. It outlines the rule using equal days and nights around March 2, the full moon, and the Sunday after. Lent begins February 5 with Ash Wednesday, and future years may place Easter about thirty days later than 1913.
Recount Narrows Olsen Mathews Lead in County Votes
In Brown and adjoining counties a full recount of judge Olsen versus Mathews shows Olsen holding a still slim majority of about 80 votes. Recounts in Lyon Redwood and New Ulm areas adjusted tallies, with Mathews briefly gaining in some shifts due to transcription errors and local recounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Yeaserday
Olsen
M. E. Mathews
Lyon County
Mathew
Mathews
Lincoln
Advacboe
Oleen
Redwood County
Redwood Falls
Aod
Sheridan
Electon
Call
Olaen
Nivolet
Olwen
Mathwe
Ulm
Sleepy Eye
Olxen
Mathews Lust
Pleasing Recital by a defted Musician
Miss Maud Hugberg presented a piano recital Sunday evening at Turner Theatre Bucal Hall drawing friends who have followed her progress since childhood. The program mixed piano solos with vocal numbers by Mrs Irma Monson and Miss Lucile Hubbard and recitations by Miss Lillian Behnke and Rosebud Bogel. Hugberg performed pieces by Schumann Chopin Bach and Liszt while Monson Hubbard offered Lullaby and two songs from Sanderson Nocturne Cycle. Hugberg, who spent 30 months in Berlin studying music, had recently returned to Ann Arbor Michigan and will depart for home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Hugberg
Bucal
Turner Theatre
Miss Hugberg
Wilfrid Sanderson
Misa Hagberg
Berlin
Anne Arbor
Mich
Chas. Wagner
Missing dog alert for young Straxed hound in black and white
Market report notes a young Straxed dog not fully grown with a strap around its neck in black and white. Notify Fran Jcenemann at phone 375 after Advl-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Jcenemann
Pioneer of the county dies after illness at North Star farm
An obituary recounts the death of Math Ragan at his North Star Township home after a two month illness. Born in 1829 in Waxford Ireland, he came to the United States at 19 and settled in Minnesota in 1866. He served in Noble's expedition, lived in Home Township, and moved to the county’s western end in 1876. He leaves nine living children and a widow Mary Schmitz. his funeral was in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Math. Ragan
North Star
Waxford
Ireland
New York
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Noble
Home
New Uim
Bia
Mary Schmitz
Angus McMunster
Haven
8. D
Eilen Kuech
Minneapolis
M. Anstolia
Grand Forks
N. D
Edw. Egan
Beach
Aug. Matter
Sleepy Eye
Kate Matter
Springfield
Chas. Fisig
Mt. Angel
Ore
John J
Jos. Ryan
North Star Township
Fay
Christ. Filzen
Christ. Filzen Jr
Sod
Jobo Wartha
New Ulm
Jobo Schmitz
Mise Barbara Schmitz
Mra
Wm. Skinner
Nune
Mra. Skinner
Sarah Newell
Sheshequie
Bradford County
Penn
Wm. Briloner
Pennsylvania
Skinner
Milford
Sheshequin
Eva Skinner
William Wellner
Mankato
Mark Dyer
St. Paul
Congregational Church
Rav. Wheeler
Wellner
David Newell
Slater
Kidney Pill Testimonial From Noblesville Reader
A letter from O. M. Oleen of Noblesville reports Foley Kidney Pill helping his severe kidney trouble after trying many remedies. He notes family members also benefited and urges taking the pill at the first sign of kidney issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Fox
W. Washington
Noblesville
O. M. Oleen
90th Birthday Celebration at Hume Home
Last Saturday December 21 a large crowd gathered at the home of Albert A. Cutting to honor William P. Cutting of Hume on his 90th birthday. Born in England, he has lived in Brown County 45 years and remains in good health at the old homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Cutting
Hume
Albert A. Cutting
Mr. Cuttley
England
Brown County
Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispaton
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Gee
New Uie
Boe Ulmwa
Inzros
Plact
T &Z
Market Report
Gustav Radke
St. Alexander Hospital
Periténitie
Amalie Runck
Milford Noy
Sbe
Radke
H. L. Ruock
Dutlo Hartmann
Emily Ruock
Jacob
Philipp Ruock
A. G. Gould
Jobo FP
Burginger
Fred Duluey
Canada
Mra. Scott Current
Robert Ruack
Friedeos
Rev
Mayer
Zacharias Kuper
North Washington
Doro
Wuertemberg
Germany
America
Wisconsin
Watertown
Franziska Zeller
Wim
St. Joseph Society
Wooda
Willow Lake
Albert Woodland
Buenger
Very Ite
Decessed
Richard Gebbar
New Ulm Hardware Co
Mile Oing
Brown County Bank
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