Brown County Poultry Show Set With Cash Prizes Cups Next Week
The fourth annual Brown County Poultry Show unfolds at the New Ulm Armory next Thursday through Sunday with liberal cash prizes and two valuable silver cups. Donations from First National Bank Sleepy Eye and Citizens State Bank New Ulm fund top awards. open to all exhibitors, including those outside Brown County.
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William A. Lindemann
Wig Worpy
Able Assitance
Brown County
New Ulm Armory
Waturing
Vanviers
New Ulm Fire Department selects officers for year
The New Ulm Fire Department held its annual meeting at the municipal building with strong turnout. Officers named include President Charles Brust Sr, Vice President Fred Oswald, Secretary Mifred Schroeck, Treasurer Emil Wicherski, Banner Bearer Fred Loesch, Color Guards Fred Brust and Paul Wandersee. Hose Company 1 Captain Frank Niemann, Lt Paul Vandersee. Hook and Ladder Captain Charles Emmerich, Lts Henry Groebner and John Haeberle. Hose Co 3 Captain George Polta, Lt Herman Brueske. Police Captain Charles Brust Sr, Lt Albert Nicki Jans. Otto Seiter moved to Police Co from Hose Co 1. William Stoll joined Engine Co. Guests from Lisbon ND visit the Falks. Mrs Werner hosted a social with luncheon at Center Street.
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New Ulm Fire Department
Charles Brust, Sr
Fred Oswald
Mifred Schroeck
Emil Wicherski
Fred Loesch
Fred Brust
Paul Wandersee
Frank Niemann
Paul Vandersee
Paul Vandersee. Hook and Ladder Company
Charles Emmerich
Henry Groebner
John Haeberle
Hose Company No. 3
George Polta
Herman Brueske
Police Company
Leutenant
Albert Nicki Jans
Otto Seiter
Hose Company No. 1
William Stoll
Eckstein Resigns From Local School Board
W J Eckstein president of the local board of education resigns by letter to Clerk John Henle. Eckstein, active in education and music, declined to state reasons for his action. He was elected in 1919 and served as president after the reorganization. His friends regret the severance from the board.
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John Henle
Board of Education
W. J. Eckstein
The
Review
Eckstein
G. B. Weiser
Pox
Poultry Show Entries and Fees Announced for New Ulm
Entries must be received by January 18 at 9 p m. Exhibits open at 8 am show room. Delays in transit may excuse late arrivals. Secretary William A. Lindemann, New Ulm, Minn, handles forms and information. Poultry entry 40 cents per bird or 1.00 per pen. exhibition pen requires one male and four females. Turkeys ducks geese and bantams 40 cents each. Prizes blue red white and green for first through fourth. The American Poultry Association rules govern the show.
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William A. Lindemann
New Ulm
Minn
American Poultry Lsanslation
Tulog
Poultry Show Gets $100 from Brown County Club
Brown County Poultry Association led a delegation to the New Ulm Commercial Club meeting to seek up to 100 dollars to aid the fourth annual Brown County poultry show at the New Ulm Armory from January 13 to 16. The club approved sending funds to the show and discussed flood control concerns near New Ulm, opposing a dam on the Minnesota River. Attorney Henry H. Flor was named counsel to oppose the Minnesota valley conservancy district if Brown County is not excluded. The club has about 250 dollars in flood control funds.
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William A. Lindemann
Brown County Poultry Association
New Ulm Commercial Club
Brown County
New Ulm Armory
New Ulm
Minnesota River
Meyers
Henry H. Flor
Samson, Dempsey & Flor
Commercial Club
Mankato
Minnesota Valley Conservancy District
Rebuilding Barn on Schiller Farm Begins
A carpentry crew from Herman Koop & Son is erecting a large barn on the Joseph Schiller farm in Courtland township. The barn’s stone walls survived a recent early morning fire that destroyed the structure, the second such loss on the farm after a previous barn burned, reportedly struck by lightning years ago. The Schiller woods could supply timber for rebuilding, but he plans to reuse native lumber where possible.
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Herman
Schiller
Dividend Declared by New Ulm Savings & Loan
The New Ulm Savings & Loan board declared a semi annual compound interest of three percent on all stock. Last year a similar rate was set for running stock while paid up stock received two and a half percent. Robert Gabriel of Underwood Minn son of Mr and Mrs John F Gabriel underwent surgery for a right leg condition at Loretto Hospital with left foot amputated in December.
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New Ulm Savings & Loanocation
Robert Gabriel
John F. Gabriel
Underwood
Minn
Loretto Hospital
Changes in Game Laws Proposed by Minnesota League
The Minnesota Game Protective League committee in the Capitol proposed licenses for house cats and ferrets for rabbits, higher non resident and resident angler fees, and a raise in big game licenses. It calls for shorter big game seasons, female deer and moose protection, and a May 15 fishing season opening, with several date changes and regional notes.
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Carlos Avery
Strong Tone In Cattle Market At South St Paul
District cattle and hogs opened the week firm with fat cattle up to 25 cents higher, veals steady near 10 dollars, hogs advancing to about 9, with pigs and lights near 9.00 to 9.35. Lambs dropped to around 10, ewes top 4.25, while overall market remained uneven and irregular per USDA and Minnesota readings.
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South St. Paul
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Minesota Department of Agriculture
XMAS GIFTS CAUSE FUROR AT NEW ULM HIGH SCHOOL
Board of education investigates a gift exchange at the New Ulm High School where seniors gave toy trinkets to faculty. Two teachers resent their gifts and threaten resignation, prompting a special meeting and further inquiry led by Superintendent Arnold Gloor.
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New Ulm High School
Board of Education
Hilda Steinmetz
Arnold Gloor
Mildred Eibner
John Graf
Misa Steinmetz
Firemen's Dance Draws Record Turnout at Turner Hall
New Year's Eve event at Turner Hall attracted about 2500 attendees. Corner Ladies' Society served a sumptuous supper after a lively evening of dancing and music. Fire Department plans to place a feature honoring the event in upcoming department records.
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Turner Hall
Corner Ladies’ Society
Resigning Pastor Mayer Leaves Ey Friedens Church
Rev. G Mayer, longtime pastor of Ey Friedens church in New Ulm, offered his resignation during New Year services. The annual congregation meeting will consider the move. Mayer also led additional Ey Friedens congregations at Nicollet and Bagley since the original organization. He plans to depart with his family in early April after Easter. Local friends express regret as they look to his departure. Prof. Axel Brett returned to Urbana after a visit with in-law hosts. Mrs Brett plans to stay another month. Miss Katie Kalz Mollie Kalz and Hildegard Wimmer visited from St Paul with relatives on North Broadway. they expect to return next Monday.
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G. Mayer
Ey. Friedens
Friedens Church
Mayer
Friedens
Nicollet
Ev. Friedens
Bagig
New Ulm
Rey
Axel Brett
Urbana
Ail
F. H. Retzlaff
Washington Street
Brett
Katie
Mollie Kalz
Hildegard Wimmer
St. Paul
August Kalz
North Broadway
Capitol City
Ed J Honl Ends Earthly Career in Sleepy Eye
Ed J Honl a popular traveling salesman for Bearman Fruit Co of Minneapolis shot himself in his Sleepy Eye Leona Hotel room shortly after six. He had left Minneapolis December 16 and promised Christmas with his wife and stepdaughter. His wife learned of his disappearance and traveled from Minneapolis to Sleepy Eye, where she learned of his death. Born March 3 1878 in Aden township he was about 42 and had worked as a traveling salesman since youth. He was married in 1918 and may have left a note or explanation unclear in the report.
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New Ulm
Ed. J. Honl
Bearman Fruit Co
Minneapolis
Leona Hotel
Sleepy Eye
Berg Hotel
Honl
Berg
Oni
Ryest
Aden Township
This County
Mary
Springfield
Mental test for scholars plan for backward pupils
Local board discussed a report by Superintendent Arnold Gloor showing substandard reading test results across grades two through eight. A special class for mentally retarded pupils, 13 to 15 students, was proposed with state aid and one instructor, aiming to raise overall progress in regular classes. The plan includes consulting Dr. F Kuhlmann of Faribault to assess mental status and test administration.
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Board of Educator
Arnold Gloor
Gloor
Minnesota
Lincoln
F. Kuhlmann
Faribault
New Ulm
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W. F. Werner
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Green and Fish League
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