Turnverein Banquet Reflects Home Spirit at Turner Hall
The first annual banquet of New Ulm Turnverein Society and Turner Club drew 205 attendees who enjoyed a four course meal served by youth amid a gymnasium setting. Toastmaster Albert Steinhauser outlined aims of the North American Gymnastic Union and the Turners’ role as a social center, voicing support for preparedness through physical culture and democratic ideals.
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Turner Hall
Sweet Home
Turner Club
New Ulm Turnverein
New Ulm
Turnverein
North American Gymnastic Union
Turner Society
National Executive Committee
Turners
Sleepy Eye Mill Faces Receiver amid Wheat Market Rally
Sleepy Eye Milling company, with Minneapolis offices, plans to seek a receiver in Hennepin county courts to settle and reorganize after selling about 150000 barrels of flour on a rising wheat market. The Sleepy Eye mill shut last Saturday, most employees laid off, and a manager named A W Spehr remains. Origin rumors claimed farmer stock losses, but many farmers only store wheat at the mill elevator. The head of the firm are A C Von Hagen and W A Anderson.
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Sleepy Eye Milling Company
Minneapolis
Sleepy Eye
Hennepin
A. C. von Hagen
W. A. Anderson
A. W. Spehr
Krook Named Cashier At Brown County Bank
L B Krook succeeds Hage as cashier after a board meeting last Thursday. Hage resigns for health reasons and Krook will assume duties February 1. Also elected were Dr L A Fritsche president Alb Steinhauser first vice president Epper teller and W J Strate bookkeeper.
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Brown County Bank
Emil G. Hage
Lewis B. Krook
Hage
Krook
L. A. Fritsche
Alb. Steinhauser
Epper
Teller
W. J. Strate
Southern Minnesota bowling tournament at Concordia club
Knights of Strikes and Spares compete at Concordia club alleys in New Ulm for the first Southern Minnesota bowling tournament. Nearly twenty towns enter, plus five New Ulm teams, aiming for an annual event and a regional organization. entry fees are $1.50 per player, with matches Feb 3 and practice days available. Health report shows no active contagious diseases. scarlet fever case released from quarantine.
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Knights of
Concordia
Souththern
Minnesota
Ulm
P. W. Hackbarth
Concordia Club
Met
Stock-scheme alarms local business men in packing plant bid
Local businessmen and the Commercial Club suspect agents are selling stock for a proposed packing plant near the city. They question the plant location, fearing organized interests aim to steer farmers away from the cooperative plan. The lettered literature cites margins from marketing and quotes foreign models, while a Wisconsin clipping explains how co op plants could stabilize markets, warning farmers of losses from hoof and mouth disease and poorly advised investments.
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Commercial Club
Minnesota
New Ulm
Mankato
Wisconsin
Ulm
Australia
New Zealand
Richmond
Madieu
Holdups Threaten Nicollet Operator at Depot
A Nicollet depot night watchman faced two armed men at 3 am as central rang to alert of a robbery. The operator kept calm, used the long distance link to Kasota, and villagers armed themselves but found no robbers after a heavy snowfall. Some locals suspect drunks returning from a spree. emergency lines remain in place. The town’s ice harvest and breweries note river activity.
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Nicollet
Central
Tor
Johnson
Courtland
New Ulm
New Ulm Aids Red Cross Bazaar for Mankato Drive
New Ulm citizens organize to donate money and clothing for the Red Cross Relief bazaar to be held in Mankato next week. Arthur Schaub and John Kohlman met local leaders at Dakota house to enlist help. Second Regiment band will accompany the New Ulm delegation and provide music at the three day event. Sixteen officers and several committees are formed to receive goods and manage the sale, with plans for a mass turnout by New Ulm residents on Feb 1. The bazaar aims for a substantial profit and positions itself as a Southern Minnesota event.
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New Ulm
Europe
Mankato
Red Cross Relief Association
Messrs
Arthur Schaub
John Kohlman
Dakota House
Ida Ozias
Ida Heers
C. C. Reim
Emma Gebser
Anna Maltzahn
F. W. Johnson
Johanna Stork
Wm. G. Alwin
Clara Steinhauer
Geo. Mayer
Karl Wied
C. G. Reim
Oziss
Heers
Maltzhan
Gebzer
Alwin
Maltzahn
Second Regiment
New
Red Cross
Schaub
St. Paul
Minnesota
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Hennepin County
L. B. Krook
Brown County
Vom
Maia I
Gveny
SX Verre
Creepy Eye
Veraa
Ore
Cean Car Womny Society
Henry Berg
Nicollet Railroad Station
WITS
Telephone Central
Huron
S. D
Catherine Dineen
Michael J. Dineen
Dineen
Michael
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