Cottonwood at Sigel Percheron Horse Co meeting held
A meeting of the Cottonwood at Sigel Percheron Horse Co was held at the home of And Portner in Sigel last Sunday afternoon January 18 And Portner was elected treasurer and manager Gottliff Kassuelke president Hy Waibel vice president Jos J Sperl secretary Herman Kretsch Martin Mobr and Jos N Schaefer directors Mr and Mrs Geo Schmidt and Miss Esther OGroske of Mankato were guests at the Geo Fischer home some time ago. Mrs Ben Rathmann and daughter and Miss Agnes Schroepfer of Comfrey visited Mr and Mrs Geo Hegler over the weekend. Isidore Haas left for Fargo to attend an Equity meeting. The Searles Farmers Shipping Association held their annual meeting and elected officers: Jos J Sperl manager president Hy J Rein hart vice president Hy Christiansen secretary treasurer John T Stadick directors Aug Pherson and Thomas Stadick. The St Peter Tribune absorbed by The Herald and Free Press ends its 60 year run. Editor J A Loehr retires to become deputy state oil inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigel Percheron Horse Co
and. Portner
Sigel
Erna Korbath
St. Paul
Fred. Thiede
Laura Guth
Spelbrink Sisters
New Ulm
Rose Reinarts
Elsie Portier
John Seifert
Jos F. Schonbrich
Searles Jast
John Reinarts
Ed. Reinarta
Isidore Haas
Fargo
N. D
Equity
Fischer Hall
Searles Farmers’ Shipping Association
Jos. J. Sperl
Pres
J. Reinhart
Vic Pres
Hy. Christiansen
John T. Stadick
Aug. Pherson
Thomas Stadick
St. Peter
Amendment of Articles of Incorporation for New Ulm Savings and Loan
The New Ulm Savings and Loan Association amended its articles at its January 8 1920 annual meeting in New Ulm Brown County Minnesota to raise capital stock from 500000 to 1000000 dollars in ten thousand shares of 100 dollars each. The amendment was adopted unanimously by stockholders, with notary certification and official filings confirming the increase and record entries in Brown County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Ulm Savings and Loan Association
Said
New Ulm
County of Brown
Minnesota
A. D
Herman Held
WM. Pfaender, JR
State of
Brown
William Ender, Jr
R. M. Pfaender
Sea
Brown County
State of Minnesota
Department of Banking
St. Paul
LaFollette and Lundeen Endorsed by Voluntary Committee
A Minneapolis meeting of a voluntary committee urged support for LaFollette and Lundeen as independent candidates for president and governor. Speakers praised the pair as people’s candidates and called on Farmers and Laborers Nonpartisan Leagues World War Veterans Auxiliary and patriotic groups to endorse them. The committee hopes Minnesota voters will back leaders who defend free speech oppose foreign entanglements and stand for American independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFolette- Lundeen Club
Richmond Halls
Minneapolis
Charles A. Dalbey
Lendeen
LaFolette
Farmers and Laborers
World War Veterans Auxiliary
LaFollette
Lundeen
Minnesota
America
Georg Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Order to Examine Estate of Joseph Heck in Brown County
In Probate Court Brown County on January 13 1920 judge fixed February 9 1920 at 10 a m to hear executor Vinzens Brunner on the account of administration in the estate of Joseph Heck deceased and to consider claims and debts paid but not yet allowed notice to be published weekly for three weeks in New Review New Ulm Minn by court order Judge WM B Mather seal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Minnesota
County of
Brown
Joseph Heck
Vinzens Brunner
New Ulm
New Review
Said
Minn
WM. B. Mather
Probate hearing on Fred Farnbach will in New Ulm
In the Matter of the Estate of Fred Farnbach deceased the court orders proofs of the alleged last will be heard February 2 1920 at 10 oclock forenoon at the Probate Office New Ulm. Franziska Farnbach petitioned for probate and letters testamentary. Public notice to appear and contest the instrument is required by publication for three weeks in New Ulview News. Dated New Ulm Minn January 22 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Minnesota
Brown
Tate Court
Fred Farnbach
Franziska Farnbach
New Ulm
New Lea View
Minn
Lincoln and a line of fearless American statesmen
A fragment praising Abraham Lincoln and a heritage of storied American leaders, framing Lincoln within a revered succession of notable figures who shaped national history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Imprisoned in Elevator Grain Bin Rescue Joyfully Rescued
E T Anderson a worker at Farmers Elevator Lafayette was trapped in a grain bin for nearly two hours after stepping into the rye bin by mistake while preparing for cleaning. He jumped about 25 feet into the wheat bin and hollered for help until workers above lifted him with a rope. He was frozen stiff but unharmed after thawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Anderson
Lafayette Ledger
Pleasant surprise gifts and social gatherings at Bernadotte church and New Ulm area
The Lafayette Ledger notes A W Bonderson receiving 260.75 from his congregation to aid his daughter Hazel Benderson’s hospital stay in New Ulm after a fall and arm injury. It also reports multiple social events including birthday celebrations for Mrs Esther Behnke, 84, and a 500 card party hosted by Mrs Theo Mueller, with prizes and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Bonderson
Alfsborg
Bernadotte
Lafayette Ledger
Boman
Bonderson
New Ulm
Hazel Benderson
Union Hospital
Esther Behnke
Glycerine Mixture Reported by Retired Merchant
A retired merchant credits his wife’s relief from stomach catarrh to a glycerine based mixture with buckthorn and other components. He claims one bottle of Adleri-ka produced great results, acting on both upper and lower bowel to remove foul matter and poison from the stomach. He says it relieves sour stomach or gas, often cures constipation, and prevents appendicitis. Schmucker & Burk, dentists, advertise Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmucker & Burk, Denggists
Ady
Time Table C. N. W. New Ulm December 1919 Effective
Railway schedule listing daily and Sunday trains with numbers and times. Includes No 616 3:57 AM No 22 8:48 AM No 92 11:25 AM No 614 3:30 PM No 24 3:32 PM No 91 12:55 PM No 23 2:00 PM. Starr, agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Starr
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Searles
Evar Teane
T. F. Hammermeister
Arbes Bros
T.S
Wes Ree
A. F. Groebner
Vogel Block
Drs. L. A. & Albert Fritsche Physicians & Surgeons Office
New Ulm, E
John Henle
Ottomyer Block
Albert Steinhauser
U. S
F. J. Pelant
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
H. C. Edmiston
Gadeneol
Airesville
Peesarkee
Jos P
New Ulm,Minn
Chas
Emmerich
Center Sts
A.C. Amann
Daniel Webster
Eagle Roller Mill Co
F. E. Pearson
Sperintendent
Banks
H. Livwright
Department of State
Julius A. Schmahl
Office of Register of Deeds
County of Brown, Minn
Fred Soa Ene
Elprieda Toberer
Mpls
F. H. Krook
Helen
Florence
Kingman
Ariz
C. G. Krook
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Denver
Cole
Alf. J. Vogel
Calif
Theo. Mueller
L. A. Fritsche
A. A. Schlumpberger
John Backer
Jos. Buerzl
Elsie Brandt
H. C. Schleuder
Olga Brandt
Miss Elvira
Hugo Frey
Schueller & Corn Piano
R. Jache Sthington Court
Mankato, Mir
William Pfaender
Agency
General Insurance
Hall
Egal
Joans
Snteamship Deleta
Bingham Bros
Coal & Grain
Ulm
Angelina
New Ulm Roller Mill Company
New Ulm, Minn
Humphrey
NEW Ulm Gas Co
Center St
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