New Method Removes Smut Patent Filed by Sleepy Eye Group
Interest in Minnesota milling rises as W R Reid and associates form a Sleepy Eye company to develop and market a secret wheat cleaning process claimed to remove smut. Details remain secret, rumors point to lime and dry treatment, with patent activity and attorney G W Somerville in Washington.
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Sleepy Eye
W. R. Reid
Sleepy Eye Mill
A.C. von Hagen
G. W. Somerville
Washington
Milwaukee
Millers
Paper Bottles for Pure Milk in New Ulm Rides Forward
In a forecasted development for New Ulm residents, milk delivery may shift to paper bottles carried by delivery wagons. The move aims to improve cleanliness and convenience for households as news of the plan circulates among local dairy operators and customers.
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New Ulm
Sees Four Score Years and One
Mrs. Maria Gay aged 81 died Saturday morning at her New Ulm home after a long life beginning in Bohemia. She came to this country in 1855, lived in Town and Cottonwood township, claimed land in 1856, faced Indian displacement, later moved to New Ulm in 1887, leaving four daughters and one son. Capt. Steinhauser conducted the funeral at the city cemetery.
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Bohemia
Maria Gag
Capt. Steinhauser
Gay
Bohemiaa
Cottonwood Township
New Ulm
New Ulm Fire Department Elects Officers for Year
The New Ulm Fire Department held its annual meeting last Monday electing officers for the ensuing year. President Wm. Koch, vice president Herman Nagel, secretary Alfred Schroeck, and treasurer Emil Wicherski were named. Company officers include Hook and Ladder foreman A. Schroeck and assistants, Hose Co No.1 foreman R. Brandt, Hose Co No.3 foreman Frank Palta, Engine Co foreman Chas. Stoll, Police Co captain Chas. Brust and lieutenant Albert Nicklaus. County Attorney Rinar Hordale returned from Hot Springs, Ark., Wednesday evening.
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New
Ulm Fire Department
Wm. 5. Koch
Herman Nagel
Alfred. Schroeck
Emil Wicherski
Hook and Ladder Co
A. Schroeck
Jos. Kleinkrecht
Wm. J. Herman
Hose Co
R. Brandt
Fred Grebe
Frank Palta
Alfred Nagel
Engine Co
Chas. Stoll
John Schapebahm
Police Co
Chas. Brust
Albert Nicklaus
Buckwheat Cakes Delights As Wholesome Cold Weather Breakfast
A brief note extols buckwheat cakes as delicious and wholesome. Made in the morning with no yeast and no overnight rising, the simple recipe promises a fresh, sour-free breakfast option from a company linked to Wey Yorks.
Inter-State Will Shows Best Year Yet in History
The Inter-State Accident and Relief Association reports a strong year with over 10 000 policies written and salaries totaling more than 1000 dollars monthly for agents. Since expanding from Minnesota to Wisconsin and South Dakota, the firm aims to cover North Dakota and Montana, boosting payroll and office work as it aims to become the nation’s strongest insurer.
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Inter-State Accident and Relief Association
Sleepy Eye
Barnes
Sleepy Hye
New Ulm
Springfield
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
United States
Merchants Plan Institute Meeting For Farmers
Merchants form a committee to invite county farmers to a city meeting and arrange a complimentary lunch to boost turnout. The effort aims to secure an institute by engaging rural participants and improving attendance compared with prior hopefuls.
TEXAS STEER Delights Turned Turner Theatre Audiences
High class comedy by Tim Murphy company at Turner theatre Sunday night pleases crowd with sharp satire. Murphy and Dorothy Sherrod praised for strong acting. the Texas Steer quartet earns applause for plantation melodies.
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Tim Murphy
Turner Theatre
Texas
Mr. Murphy
Dorothy Sherrod
Murphy
St Peters Episcopal Church Dedication Draws Overflow Crowd
The new St Peter's Episcopal Church in the city hosted a formal dedication Wednesday evening. Bishop Edsall arrived late and preached on The Significance of the Temple of God as Rev Schmuck reviewed parish progress. Speakers included Rev Dunlap and Rev Fillmore. visiting clergy and Sleepy Eye visitors attended. Thursday morning the bishop blessed the chalice and paten and celebrated Holy Communion.
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Edsall
J. N. Schmuck
Geo. C. Dunlap
A. E. Fillmore
S. Curry
Fark River
N. D
Bishop Edsall
W. H. Knowlton
St. James
St. Peter
Samuel Parker
North Dakota
Curry
Park River
Mankato
Sleepy Eye
State Agricultural Society backs parcel post reform and county exhibits
The Minnesota State Agricultural Society met last week and adopted resolutions urging congress to approve parcels post and urging lawmakers to empower county commissioners to fund county exhibits at the state fair. It also calls for ending free seed distribution by congressmen, preserving Cass Lake forest as a national park, easing farm licenses for selling produce, regulating autos, and ensuring compensation for losses. The group notes county fairs serve farmers more than the state fair for benefits.
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State Agricultural Society
Minnesota National Forestry Reserve
Cass Lake Reserve
Minnesota
Congress
Fragmentary note on land regulation and local vs large buyers
The text hints at parcel transfers under a land regulation system, contrasting big national interests with local farmers. It suggests potential shifts in business flows and the need for local adaptation to avoid detriment to small dealers, in a fragmented historical remark.
Almanac advises cough sufferers on German Syrup ad claims
The almanac notes long standing guidance for coughs and consumption and warns readers to consult a doctor if no benefit occurs after using a 75 cent bottle of German Syrup. The text suggests many adverts claim cures and urges caution with large bottle promises.
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Discovery
Fire Department
Rinar Hordale
Hot Springs
Ark
Young Company
Buenger-Mueller
Auenger
Mueller
Buenger
Loui T. Buenger
Ferdinand Bleck
Paul Hygbere
Herman Raabe
Dr. Mune
Is— Ierbaum
Aka Vetter
Farmer's Institute
Tim Murphy and Company
ST. Peter's
Pargels
G. Green
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