High School Basketball Triumph Over Alumni Team
The high school squad defeated the alumni in a fast paced game. Amann led with ten points in the first half and seven in the second while Backer scored repeatedly from the arc. Groebner and Klossner powered the visitors with strong defense and rebounding. The seniors showed speed and teamwork though the alumni fought hard, and the high school team emphasized future term prospects as they head into next season.
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Amann
Bubo
Jad
Reble Groebner
Klossner
Backer
Buenger
Frits Groebner
Blume Lard
Antony Fing Oeting
Backery
Groebier
Amsco
Jacker Ia
Groebner
Lronsides
Iting
Nowork
Blume
Guardi Ny
Dia
Danger to fruits warns fruit raisers of winter killing risk
A. W. Latham of Minneapolis, secretary of the Minnesota Horticultural Society, urges fruit raisers to guard against winter killing and root damage in dry soils. Mulch around trees with straw or manure, widen mulch to six to eight feet, soak ground if possible, and protect trunks with burlap. He notes tile drainage helps moisture distribution but few orchards are tile drained. Snow cover could help, but cannot be depended upon.
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A. W. Latham
Minneapolis
Minnesota Horticultural Society
Minnesota
Public warning on Marine impersonator in Minnesota
A lieutenant in the U S Marine Corps warns the public about a man traveling as Captain E T Gerumano in Watab Minnesota and near Minneapolis claiming Marine recruiting authority. He states no officer named Geittmann exists and urges vigilance against contracts or credit, asking newspapers to publish the notice conspicuously.
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United Eaton Marine Corps
S.A. Orton
Watab
Minnesota
Watad
Mine
E. T. Gerumano
U. S. Marine Corps
United States Marine Corps
Minneapolis
Marine Corps
Wisconsin
Geittmann
United States Navy
S Fratic
Middle West
North-West
Russel
Davis
A. S. Marine Corps
District of Minnesota
A Most Thrilling Story Teaching a Great Moral
Report from Flora township in Renville county about organized chicken thieves. Two or three men were caught stealing from farms. a farmer shot one assailant who later died from wounds and blood poisoning. Another thief was crippled. A. A. Cutting of Home lost over 100 chickens recently. other nearby areas report ongoing henhouse robberies. A local editorial suggests a charge of fine shot could deter further thefts.
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Flora Township
Renville County
Redwood Falls
A. A
Golden Gate
New Ulmond
Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch
Favorable Court Decision For Village
Attorney A L Young reports Judge Morrison sustained the village demurrer in the county suit over recovering ten percent of liquor license funds paid into the village treasury this year. If the Supreme Court upholds, the council may use the money for streets and highways repairs rather than paying the county, as done locally.
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A. L. Young
Judge Morrison
Supreme Court On
Honey In Switzerland Bees Thrive In Small Nation
Switzerland produces about 100 million pounds of honey annually as its flora supports strong bee culture. The article notes the country's compact size yet abundant flora and favorable conditions for apiculture.
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Switzerland
Faith Helps
A compact reflection on faith in people as a healing force. It contrasts optimism with pessimism and cynicism, warning that distrust acts as a poison that weakens the soul and dulls perception, while belief in others fosters resurgence and vitality.
Favor River Project Could Open Minnesota River
Interested men praise Major Shunk's river navigation report. If Congress funds more than 200 miles of Minnesota river navigation, a reasonable $1,250,000 is seen as not wasteful. Shunk favors a Lac qui Parle reservoir and lower river devices to maintain consistent depth during navigation.
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Minneota River
Francia R. Shunk
War Department
Congress
Minnesota River
Shuok
Lac Qui Parle
New Ulm Swept By Severe Snow and Winds
Southern Minnesota endures a gale with thirty one below zero readings as New Ulm faces heavy snow drifts and halted rail service. Wind H 45 mph from the northwest drives drifting, delaying trains seven to twelve hours. Citizens toil to clear sidewalks and crossings as temperatures plunge.
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Minnesota
New Ulm
Burg
Wm. Durbaco
Dam project eyed for flood control and power benefits
The plan for a dam forty feet high argues that reservoir creation would greatly reduce floods in the Minnesota valley and generate water power for nearby communities. Supporters claim snagging and channel works would raise river depths from Martin to Shakopee, stabilizing Mississippi flow as most water comes from the Minnesota river.
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Minnesota
Schunk
Martin
Renville County
Shakopes
Attentiona
Superior Being Teacher Now Willie Egoist
The dialogue defines an egoist as one who does not recognize the existence of a superior being. Willie considers a 1a as a hint and frames the term as a critique of self over higher authority. The exchange uses concise, classroom style phrasing.
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Willie
Local visitors spend New Years with area families
Miss Emilie Grams of St Paul visits with her parents Mr and Mrs Aug Grams. C F Kaiser makes a business trip to Mankato and St Peter. Miss Alma Hartman of Sleepy Eye spends New Years with Mrs Mrose of St Paul and the Kaiser family. Miss Louise Meter of Courtland spends New Years with Mr and Mrs Aug Grams.
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Emilie Grams
St. Paul
Aug. Grams
C. F. Kaiser
Mankato
St. Peter
Alma Hartman
Sleepy Eye
Mrose
Louise Meter
Courtland
E Aug. Grams
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