Gottlieb Schmidt Accident Victim At Eagle Mill
Fatal accident at Eagle Mill when Gottlieb Schmidt foreman was crushed between a freight car and the engine room wall during switching on the M. and St. L. spur. Autopsy showed multiple rib fractures and chest injuries. Jury found death accidental. Witnesses noted the narrow space near the wall and the danger of the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Mill
Gottflieb SchmiDt
Schmidt
Cy Veco
Arney
William Marka
Joseph G. Demeier
Mezara
Voock
Murka
Mr. Schmidt
Nillee
Y. Powmermeister
Forster
QO. C. Strickler
G. F. Reineke
Reineke
W.T. Eckstein
Henry WH. Flor
Strickler
Frank Cruse
Hind Brakerman
Gust Olson
Paul Rick
Math. Sharman
Ruben Webster
Winthrop
George T., Schmidt
Hagle
Reindeer From Frozen North Arrives In Town
A local dayman hauled a reindeer carcass to Andrew Saffert meat market on Minnesota street. Crowds watched, thinking Nimrods returned from the frozen North, but the meat was ordered as a special delicacy for tomorrow. Saffert plans to serve reindeer meat in subjets over the counter.
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Alaska
Minnesota Street
Andrew Saffert
New Ulm
North
United States
Union
New York City
Boston
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Twin Cities
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Northwest
Army chaplain Clemens to speak at Methodist church
Major Rev. BE C. Clemens of Owatonna longtime chaplain of the Twelfth Minnesota Infantry will address the Men's League at the Methodist church this Wednesday evening. He served in the Spanish American and World Wars and was beloved by officers and enlisted men for his cheerful, democratic manner. Residents recall his leadership and his close ties to the unit.
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BE. C. Clemens
Owatonna
Old Twelfth
Ater
Minnesota Infantry
Men's League
Clemens
Buck
New Uim
Minnesota, National Guard
Three Pioneers Answer Summons In New Ulm
Three longstanding New Ulm residents, Carl Fischer Sr, Mrs Katherine Koehler, and Mrs Maria Lehmann, died in a week. Koehler, born Katherine Werny in Alsace, 1885, moved to New Ulm in 1857 and left 28 grandchildren and 4 great great grandchildren. Lehmann, born 1836 in Bohemia, settled in New Ulm in 1857 after Chicago, endured frontier hardships.
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New Ulm
Carl Fischer
Katherine Koeher
Maria Lehmann
Katherine Koehler
Fred Windland
North German Street
Katherine Werny
Marcolsheim
Alsace
America
Cincinnati
Joseph Koehler
Koehler
Fort Ridgely
Peter Koehler
George, Backer
Gustav Koehler
Minneapolis
Eugene Koehler
Hornack
Center Street
Lehmann
Doerfel
Reichenberg
Bohemia
Austria
Local Poultry Raisers Win Prizes At Gaylord
New Ulm poultry breeders swept awards at the Sibley County Poultry Show in Gaylord from January 5 to 8. Anton Weiss took multiple top prizes with White Wyandottes including first, second, third placements across cockerels hens pullets and pens. Julius Grams won with Partridge Plymouth Rocks taking first cock. Frank Floed earned top hens in Partridge Cochins. Herman F. Raabe captured first and second in cockerels and pullets with Single Comb Rhode Island Reds.
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New Ulm
Sibley County
Gaylord
Anton Weiss
Julius Grams
Plymouth Rocks
Frank Floed
Herman F. Raabe
Rhode Island
Long suit ends for defendant Dora Reinhart
The Hartford Insurance Company and Chicago and Northwestern Railway case consumed a week with a verdict in favor of the defendant for damages claimed from hog loss in transit. Dora Reinhart vs Alfred Griebel resulted in a $750 award to the plaintiff for breach of promise. Several cases settled or awaiting trial to fill the week schedule.
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The
Hartford Insurance Company
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Dora Reinhart
Alfred Griebel
Damangas
St Pauls Lutheran Church Choir Elects Officers
At the Lutheran Schoolhouse on Friday evening the St Pauls Lutheran Church choir chose officers for the year. President Emil G Hempel. vice president Max Fischer. secretary Lena Reuter. treasurer Bertha Ruemke. Librarian Charles Weilandt. director Prof Reuter. vice director Herbert Litz. Subscribe for the New Ulm Review.
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St. Paul’s
St Paul Ev Lutheran Church 1921 Annual Report Highlights
The St Paul Ev Lutheran Church annual meeting reports total receipts of 10 761 80 for congregational purposes and 2 555 91 for other causes. Elected trustees include Omil F Buenger and others. A total of 18 obsequies were conducted by Rev Albrecht. 16 new families joined, total membership 1 790 with 287 voting members.
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St. Paul’s Ev.-Lutheran
Omil F. Buenger
Otto Tappe
Prof
R. M. Albrecht
Arthur L. Boock
John Poehler
Courtland
Alfred Fritsche
Cottonwood
Albert Junghans
Linden
Fred Behulz
Sigel
C. J. Albrecht
Albrecht
Primrose Days in Mankato Promoted by Fesenmaier
Robert Fesenmaier promotes Primrose Days on Monday and Tuesday January 16 and 11 using International Harvester cream separators sold in the trade area. Harvester representatives from the Mankato branch John Hass and A P Harding will run the event, each trained for service. The promotion targets owners of separators bearing the I Hy C trademark.
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Robert Fesenmaier
International Harvester Company
Fesenmaier
Harvester
Mankato
John Hass
A. P. Harding
New Ulm Savings & Loan Directors Vote Tightens Control
At the annual meeting in New Ulm the savings and loan association faced a rare director election contest. G F Reineke F H Behnke and George Hagen won re election with 31 votes each while Alfred W Mueller received 27 and Albert Steinhauser 14. Proxies favored Mueller but the old board reconvened to approve minutes and reorganize with Reineke as president Hagen as vice president Plaender Jr as secretary Rudolph Plaender as assistant secretary and Steinhauser as attorney. The secretary noted mortgage loans rose by 53 300 in six months to 264 900 assets totaled 927 980 24 with running stock at 3 717 shares January 1 1922 and paid up stock at 1 268 in force.
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New Ulm Savings & Loan Association
G. F. Reineke
F. H. Behnke
George Hagen
Albert Steinhauser
Alfred W. Mueller
H. H. Walter
Charles G. Nicklaus
Rudolph M. Pfaender
Board of Directors
Reineke
William Plaender, Jr
Rudolph M. Plaender
Salvation Army Annual Appeal Launches in New Ulm
Final preparations for the Salvation Army annual appeal are underway in New Ulm with Mrs. Mary Wishman coordinating. The drive funds state work including Rescue and Maternity Home, children’s programs, boarding homes, and employment for tens of thousands, plus Missing Friends Bureau aid and officer pensions in a broad effort across communities.
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Salvation Army
New Ulm
Mary Wishman
Free Employment Bureau
The
United States
Missing Friends Bureau
Twin Cities
Corps
Brown County
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Gottlieb Schmidt
Nimrods
Marie Lehmann
Lafayette
Gaylard
Freank Floed
Railroad Company
Insurance Company
Paul Nevers
Ed. F. Berkner
Peoples Co-Operative Association of New Ulm
Charles Manderfeld
George Foster
Helgar Christiansen
W. L. Tanley
D. L. Wiliams
County of Brown
Martin Martinsen
J. M. Hanson
Josephine Sperl
Joseph J. Sperl
C. Markland
George H. Synder
County of
Brown
Mike Klinkhammer
P. Nielsen Auto Co
Zimmermann Ve
Olsenhaa
New Ulm Review
ST. Paul's EV
Luth
Germany
Lutheran Institute For
Watertown
Wis
General Synod
Herbert Litz
W. F. Blauert
Ida Sperling
Hedwig Naumann
Mrs
Maria, Lehmann
NEW Ulm Savings and Loan Association
Selvation Army
Ane
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