Has Found His Sisters In Abin Iowa A Young Man Reunites
Carl Meyers 17 travels from this city to Abin Iowa after a two week search for his long lost sisters. He hopes to learn his real father’s name and to join his sisters at their Iowa home.
17 Jan 1900
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1900
Page
1
Carl Meyers 17 travels from this city to Abin Iowa after a two week search for his long lost sisters. He hopes to learn his real father’s name and to join his sisters at their Iowa home.
The Commercial Union meeting reported steady growth in membership and city benefits. Committees were formed for Legislation, Entertainment, Membership, Press, City Development, and Railway and Transportation. A proposed canned factory relocation and the need for better post office lighting in the evening were discussed, with resolutions urging improved lighting or none if impossible. President Klosaner praised the Minnesota State Fair’s 1899 success and the society’s $15,000 cash balance, forecasting improvements for 1900.
The Commercial Union discusses its pivotal role in New Ulm's growth. It highlights sewer planning, freight-rate reductions, donations aiding Cuba, and groundwork for future industrial expansion including a coaling station and shoe factory.
Correspondence from Hanaks. after a windy harvest grain damaged. crops fair, marriages unusually many. creamery praised under Mr Abiness. farmer cooperative to hold annual meeting. town growth with roads, elevator, and lumber yards. changes in churches. political note on governor race. various local notices and reports on court, rail safety, and library efforts.
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