Heating Plant Work Under Way in City
Work on the largest municipal heating plant is being pushed ahead with contractor W A Rupen of Healy Heating Co supervising. Crews will expand to about 25 locally sourced workers as mains are laid and basements opened. The job aims to finish by September 15, with 800 ft of 10 inch main and related lines to power house connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Rupen
Healy Heating Co
St. Paul
Rfe-wil
Rupes
Brown County Bank
Center Street
Healy Company Rents Metazin Ger Basement for Plant
Plans call for underground piping including 1400 feet of 6 inch and 1400 feet of 2 1/2 inch for basements and connections with mains. The Healy Company rents the Metazin ger basement as store room and office. The plant will supply heat to about 50 consumers, some with two or three buildings, and private homes on the street may also obtain heat from the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healy Company
Metazinger
Merchants Decide On Trade Reform In New Ulm
Merchants of New Ulm vote to end house to house solicitations and urging customers to call in orders early for noon and evening meals. Most retailers have signed the pact to standardize delivery, halt door to door selling and observe holidays closing all day including New Year Memorial Day Fourth of July Thanksgiving and Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Lafayette Farmers Picnic At Lafayette School Grounds
The dairy creamery and farm bureau picnic, postponed by bad weather, will be held tomorrow afternoon at Lafayette school grounds. Speeches begin shortly after 4 PM with J. J. Farrell James Sorenson C. P. Bull and John Deets among promised speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy, Creamery and Farm Bureau
Lafayette School
J. J. Farrell
The
Dairy & Food Commission of
St. Paul
James Sorenson
Albert Lea
C. P. Bull
University Farm
St Paul
John Deets
Mankato
Mission Festival at Court Land Courtyard Gathering
A joint Mission Festival was held by Courtland and Nicollet Lutheran churches in the grove by Courtland church. A large crowd attended as ideal weather blessed the outing. Rev. August Bode of Good Thunder spoke morning. Prof. E. R. Bleifericht of Dr. Martin Luther College preached afternoon. Courtland Band provided music.
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Courtland
Nicollet
School Officers Seek Re Election and Board Finances
Annual treasurer and clerk report summarize district finances for the year. Receipts total 54231 with bond sale and tax revenue boosting funds. largest expense is teachers salaries at 22858.92. Other costs include interest 1544.08, improvements 5874.67, books and supplies 62942.36, operating 7618.29, maintenance 4651.10. Normal Dept costs 245.27. Note paid on notes 11000. Election set for July 15 with incumbents Herman Held and Prof A F Reim up for re election. board praised for conduct, challengers unlikely but possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Herman
A. F. Reim
Uhn
Car Blaze Destroys 114 Model Auto Near New Ulm
On Sleepy Bye road two miles from New Ulm a car owned by Stanis Sperl exploded into flames after the carburetor backfired. Fire spread rapidly. by the time help arrived, the vehicle was a total loss except for some tires. Sperl blamed a broken carburetor glass caused by a stone. Insurance covered the loss. the 114 model car cost about 1500 new.
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Epplund
Somsen Veely
Stanis Sperl
New Ulm
Speri
Sperl
Mr. Sperl
Altho
New Ulm Skat Players Attend Milwaukee Convention
New Ulm sent eight players led by Charles Stuebe Sr to the national skat league meeting in Milwaukee. By Saturday night 3600 players registered with 500 more expected. the local group hoped for a prize of 31000 but entry success looked slim. John Backer and Paul Hackbarth, the two shoe men on the team, earned small prizes with solo and tournee victories amid strong competition.
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New Ubn
Milwaukee
Skat
Charles Stuebo
Convention City
J. P. Graff
Otto Oswald
Jos, Smasal
Rammey Emer
George Murti
John Backer
Paul Hackbarth
Anton Dorn
Henry Vetter
Julius Krause
Charles Stuebe
Ulm
Vshoe
Matadores
Paul Hackburth
Band Master Visits Home In New Ulm
Captain Jos Hofmeister visited the city for a few hours on Friday and then returned to Camp Bobleter. He told Review reporters he expected to keep the 2nd Regiment Band for New Ulm, stating this as the main reason for delaying his discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Hofmeister
Camp Bobleter
New Ulm
Milford Farmer Paralyzed After Runaway Horse Accident
Adolph Falk, a Milford farmer, was nearly killed when a frightened horse ran away, dragging a hay wagon over him and fracturing his lower spine. He suffered complete paralysis at first, but by Tuesday some movement returned and hopes for recovery grew. Falk, middle aged, with a wife and three children, has lived in Milford many years.
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Adolph Falk
Milford
Falk
Mr. Falk
New Ulm
Fall
Town
Honor Deceased Member At Huntera Rest Shooting
The Sunday shoot at Huntera Rest honored late Ernst Brandt with the club firing a shot for memory. Brandt helped found the club and remained a member. Ben Marti had a near accident when his feet tangled with a moving wagon wheel and he was bumped.
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Huntera Rest
Ernst Brandt
Ben Marti
Heinen
Unjust Criticism Resented by Band Members
The Second Regiment band returns from Camp Bobleter to welcome fair treatment from fellow citizens amid widespread criticism. The piece argues band members are not combatants but musicians and recalls how the band formed in New Ulm eighteen years ago. It notes four men’ s enlistment lapses during mobilization and the bank’s role in possible reenlistment arrangements.
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Camp
Bobleter
New Uhm
Tey
New Ulm
Tony Henk
Albert Gay
George Gag
Ed Vogat
Faribault
Ed. Vogel
State Bank
Peter Kitzberger
Kitzberser
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Clarence Gieseke
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Roy Berg
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Alfred Puhlmann
John Sacks
Helmuth Reinke
Wm. Pfeiffer
Victor Neumann
Arthur J. Penkert
Henry Krieger
Fred. E. de Wanz
Herman Schwen
Herman Schwantes
John Kral
Harry Hecht
Harry Bunn
Albert Bauer
Albert Pechtel
Paul
Wm. Hermann
Clifton Holcombe
Carl E. Johnson
Sam. E. Jacobs
Ed. Junge
Paul Koseck
Wm. Koch
Henry Kuester
H. Konakowitz
A. Krieger
Herman Korts
Harry Lang
R. Langholtz
C.leduke
J. Lindmeyer
August Lindorf
Art. Mueller
Art. Meyer
R. Marron
A. Manderfeld
Gilbert Nelson
Thomas Pfaender
Arthur Roth
Wm. Runnow
Anton Roesch
Adolph Rubie
G. Selick
R. Salchert
F. Schmidt
H. Schmidt
R. Siebenbrunner
J. Stevens
Arte Tanke
Art Wurm
Ed. Weller
H. Wehye
Neecrtine Dare
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