Brown County Drug Stores Fail To File Most Prescriptions
Inquiry by Clerk of Court Carl P. Manderfeld shows only two Brown County druggists have filed physicians prescriptions for intoxicating liquors under the new law. The report notes neglect of the statute, with fines and penalties for violations, and that 327 prescriptions were filled by the compliant stores for liquor containing over one percent alcohol.
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Carl P. Manderfeld
Brown County
Minnesota
Brown Collie
Con
Intersal Revenue
Jalse
Now Is the Time to Advertise
New York advertising should be maintained not cut says Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce director Stanley Gunnison. He notes many firms are overstocked yet cutting ads could hurt future success. The Larkin Club hosted by secretary Mrs Albert Nonnu on South Front street reports ten ladies attended and enjoyed a social afternoon with lunch.
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New York
Stanley
Gwanison
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce
Tulletin
Gunnison
Larkin Club
Albert Nonnu
South Front Street
Suit Involving Land Deal Tried Saturday
The case brought by Mr. and Mrs. Franz Vogl against Mr. and Mrs. Waldemar Trans over a 140 acre tract near Comfrey, at $125 per acre, was heard in district court chambers before Judge J. M. Olen. Initial payment of $1,000 was made. a previous Brown county suit ruled against Trans on misrepresentation claims. Proceedings delayed to submit written arguments by February 2010.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Vogl
Waldemar Trans
Comfrey
J. M. Olen
Plain
Samson, Dempsey & Flor
Plan Residences for Instructors Norwegain Synod Seeks Teacher Training
Dr Martin Luther College board discussed a multi year plan to build faculty residences off campus with rent free housing, potentially purchasing suitable properties. The Norwegian Synod proposed sending its parochial school teachers to the college for instruction, requiring a Norwegian language course addition to the curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Torgerson
Northwood
Towa
Norwegian Synod
American Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dr. Martin Luther College
Torgerson
The
Nor
70 New Members To Be Initiated In Saint Joseph Society
The St Joseph Society of New Ulm will initiate about 70 new members next Sunday at the Catholic school house with state association officers present. The event marks the largest single increase in 46 years, followed by installation of officers, a social entertainment, and a luncheon. Notables from the German Roman Catholic Aid Association of Minnesota are expected, with talks by several officials and speakers. The society, affiliated with the Minnesota group, grows from 476 to nearly 550 members, a historic expansion praised as proof of local confidence and goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Society
Roman Catholic Aid Association of
Minnesota
St. Joseph Sotty
George N. Gerlach
St. Paul
John Q. Juenemann
St Paul
John
Havelingeer
Julius Coller
Shakopee
Grand Council
J. M. Aretz
Joseph Matt
der Wanderer
Max Nelles
Rogers
Minn
William Brust
Sleepy Eye
R. Schlinkert
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Willibald Bibner
St. Joseph Society of
Bane Leaves Brown County Farm Bureau for Illinois
County Agent F. M. Bane severed his connection with Brown County Farm Bureau this Sunday and departed for Illinois to take a literary position. Farmers regret his departure, noting his help in agricultural pursuits and stockraising, while wishing him success in his new field of labor.
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F. M. Bane
Brown County Farm Bureau
Illinois
Brown County
Mr. Bane
Board session at Martin Luther College discussed enrollment
The Reginn Synod attended the department review with Dr. Martin Luther College officials. If arrangements are approved, more students may enroll. Present at Tuesday's session were Rev. R. Siegler of Watertown Wisconsin, Rev. William Sauer of Watertown South Dakota, John Zits of Norfolk Nebraska, Prof. H. Sitz, F. H. Schweppe, and H. Retalail of this board.
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Martin Luther College
Reginn Synod
Dr. Martin Luther College
R. Siegler
Watertown
Wis
William Sauer
S. D
John Zits
Norfolk
Nebr
H. Sitz
F. H. Schweppe
H. Retalail
J Gag Drug Store Damaged by Fire in New Ulm
Fire gutted the first floor of Andreaw J. Gag’s drug store in New Ulm Marshall area early Saturday, destroying stock valued at 12 000 insured for 6 000. Building damage about 6 000 with 97 000 insurance. Fire started perhaps by an overheated basement motor. Family living upstairs escaped. Repairs and a new stock planned.
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Andreaw J. Gag
New Almite
Marshall
Gag
Ulm
Bee Hive Staff Receives Yearly Bonus Gifts
The Bee Hive store awarded bonus checks to its salesforce on Monday, based on a percentage of yearly sales. Amounts ranged from 219.65 to 570.45 totaling 2103.68, given in addition to regular salaries to thank the employees for their service. The owners, J. A. Ochs & Sons, plan this to be an annual affair to further boost sales and show appreciation.
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Bee Hive
J. A. Ochs & Sons
Farmers Institute Set for Sleepy Eye Two-Day Meet
Arrangements completed for a Farmers Institute in Sleepy Eye on February 2 and 3. C. Brown of Elk River and John Bower of Lankland will lead sessions as top instructors in Institute work. Two daily sessions will cover topics of interest to county farmers, with mornings at ten and afternoons at one.
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Sleepy Eye
C. &. Brown
Elk River
John Bower
Lakeland
Hisat
Poultry Show draws near 800 entries in Brown County
The fourth annual Brown County Poultry Association show at New Ulm Armory drew 787 entries over four days. H. Romberg Sleepy Eye won the silver cup for best display with White Orpingtons, while Stephen J. Sieg also Sleepy Eye took the other silver cup for the best pen with Single Comb Buff Leghorns. Large classes featured White Minorcas and Partridge Plymouth Rocks among others. premiums listed for numerous breeders across New Ulm, Sleepy Eye, Rochester, and surrounding towns amid strong attendance despite bad weather.
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Brown County Poultry Association
New Ulm Armory
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Wyandottes
Citizens State Bank of New Ulm
Henry S. Romberg
Sleepy Eye
Stephen J. Sieg
First National Bank of
Mrs P J Arbes Granted Divorce From Husband
In a district court decision Judge I M Olsen granted Mrs Bessie Arbes a divorce from Peter J Arbes of Arches Bros druggists. She receives 1600 alimony and custody of two children with provision for her son to attend college for three years. Attorneys are Alfred W Mueller for Mrs Arbes and Albert D Flor for the defendant. The action was on the December term civil calendar. A separate probate matter reports Joseph Roith committed to the state hospital at St Peter after sanity evaluation following a poison plot at the county poor home.
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Gail P. Manderfeld
I. M. Olsen
Bessie Arbes
Peter J. Arbes
Arches Bros
Pastes
Alfred W. Mueller
Arbes
Albert D. Flor
Joseph Roith
New Ulm
William B. Mather
St. Peter
Herman F. Jahnke
Reith
Ernest Bluhm
New Ulm Police Halt Dances For Underage Crowd
Chief Harmening orders officers to remove anyone under 18 from public dances in New Ulm and enforce the state rule banning underage attendance. Parents urged to keep youths with guardians or risk arrest. compliance shown to curb dancing lists.
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New Ulm
Six Improvements Petitioned For Sewer Projects On Nine Streets
A crowded New Ulm council chamber heard nine petitions for public improvements, mainly in the north part of the city, seeking six sewer projects and one water line on nine streets including Washington, State, Broadway, Minnesota, and Washinton between Center and First North. The largest sewer plan spans Washington between Fourth and Eighth North, State and Broadway between Sixth and Eighth North, and Eighth North between Washington and Broadway. One Minnesota street sewer and a Washington street sewer were heavily contested. the latter was stopped by counter petitions. All other proposed improvements were approved and recommended to the council. The board explained a shift in cost assessment from city pay to full assessment of benefited property due to a money-short city, with manholes covered by the city. The board will reconvene January 28 to levy assessments for Front Street work and Valley Street sewers, with residents invited to attend.
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Boards of Public Works of
New Uhn
Council
Washington Stret
Eighth North
State Street
Broadway
Washington Street
Minnesota Street
Tenth North
Fifth
Eighth
Washinton Street
Center
First North
Flr
Domineny Avorng Unis
Ulm Central Labor Union
Ferdinand Crone
Board of Public Works
J. Dirks
J. A. Ochs
Sixth
Valley Street
Fourth South
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Plymouth Rocke
Th. L. Starr
Tracy
Nick Maurer
William Sommerfeld
I. C. Mitchell
Rochester
White Plymouth Rocks
Arnold Kramer
Airmont
Ernest Stover
Minneapolis
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Jacob Vetter
Buff Pymouth Rocks
Otto Friton
Sleepy Bye
Partridge
W. B. Mahle
John H. Seifert
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