City Council Hears Street Repair and Riverside Park Dances
The regular meeting discussed property owners paying for street improvements east of town, paving and boulevarding main streets, and assessments for Chesbreets. Riverside Park dances were debated again, with a Building and Grounds panel to study restrictions. New art studio requests for the old North German park school were denied, water mains on Minnie Street referred to public works, and sewer work on Valley Street set for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alm Gre Council
Feretafore
Lea
Wavka
Che Gilad Cox
Ieyasu
Lla City
Water Maine
Ian Bomare
Ruisiis
Wwt
Ageordian
Cole Manton
Elf
Kan Lo
Henry Ingot Brouht
Uuformer
Egle
Engel
Monry Jane
Thority
New Art Flem
Luis C. Windhorn
Willard Vogel
Mligion
North German Park
Hwy
Council
Aukee
Minme
Sou
Eighth
Twelfth Street
Walter
Board of Public Works
Valley Street
Center
Fifth South
Harling
Robbed Again at Sleepy Eye Blue Front Store
The Blue Front store in Sleepy Eye was robbed for the second time in a week Saturday July 8. Entrance was gained from the rear, both cash registers opened, about five dollars in change taken, and some fruit stolen. A Canadian suspect has been seen around Sleepy Eye and was involved in a local meeting in New Ulm where officers were elected for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Eye
Sleepy
Hue
Central
New Creamery Hall
Preei- Brandy Jury
Dent
Martin le F. Byrich
Wm. Hoss, Jr
Arnold Cordes
Henry Vedder
John Holonbeek
Guardian
Louis Weber
Alton Herlick Fur
Quarantine Urged After Disease Notices for Livestock
County Agent I M Bane reports Minnesota Livestock Sanitary board actions on contagious diseases. Farmers must isolate affected animals and keep them quarantined until a written certificate permits release. Glanders tuberculogia lumpy jaw infectious anaemia swamp layer and anthrax are cited. Veterinarians and organizations urged to report and post notices locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Bane
Sleepy
Eye
Minnesota Livestock Sanitary Board
State Board
Toa
Atate Board
St. Paul
Tos
Burm Bureau Association
Prem
Farmers Rally at Minneapolia Over Campaign Fund
More than two thousand Nonpartisan League members attended a July 7 conference in Minneapolis to plan a farmer labor ticket in Minnesota. Townley urged donations from $100 to $500 to fund the campaign and oppose steel trust propaganda and the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonpartisan League
League
Minneapolia
Tiiely
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Steel Trust
Chamber of Commerce
North Dakota
Local Visitors Stay At City Hospital Are Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Nic Fisher and Elizabeth Northardt of Sleepy Bye visited Mr W I Neuman at a large hospital. Miss Erna Wilbrecht and Armold Wil Binsht joined the Fourth of a celebration at Sleepshey and spent the day at the J acta home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nic. Fisher
Elizabeth Northardt
Sleepy Bye
Minnesota Game Protective League to hold three day encampment
The Minnesota Game Protective League's fifth annual gathering is planned for July 15 16 and 17 at Lake Washington Le Sueur County under Brown Blue Earth Nigellet Sibley and Le Sueur branches. Delegates and alternates from each county will attend with plans for business meetings recreation and a large program including trap shooting bait and fly casting boat races canoe races swimming contests and motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota’ Game Protective League
Lake Washington
le Sueur County
Brown
Blue Earth
Nigellet
Sibley
League
H. J. LaDue
August Olson
Cirt Jackson
B. E. Miller
O. R. Mayes
J. N. Dorblinger
Ray Pulland
American Game Protective Assoporation
Clyde By Yerrell
Oshkosh
Wis
John H. Wallace
Alabama
Carlos Avery
Une
Fred W. Knese
St. Paul
State League
Minnesota
Gareavdllfish Department
Wild Life
Muntiighand
Fred W. Kuesel
WHEAT VARIETIES SHOW STRONG YIELD GAINS FOR FARMERS
The Minnesota Experiment Station reports two new wheat varieties outperforming top spring wheats by about five bushels per acre in recent plots. Interested farmers should contact E Odland, secretary of the Minnesota Crop Improvement Association, University Farm, St Paul, Minn. The station aims to place seed-ready wheat with growers for next year’s sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Experiment Station
University
E. Odland
Minnesota Crop Improvement Association
University Farm
St. Paul
Minn
Reactionaries Gain Victory in Nomination Battle
The Democratic ticket with Cox and D Roosevelt is portrayed as a victory for old Tammany Sullivan machines. The piece argues the platforms offer little reform, favor predatory business, and fail to promise real protections for workers, farmers, or civil liberties. It notes Cox's Ohio governorship and Roosevelt kinship amid a critical view of party platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Pratt D. Roosevelt
San Francisco
Swain
James M. Cox
Tammany- Sullivan
Ohio
New York Senate
Navy
Senate
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Saal
Jubilant 20th Wedding Anniversary in Milford
Mrs A Ackermann hosts a surprise birthday gathering for nine friends at her home then Prof and Mrs Ackermann receive a large surprise at John Gareis home in Milford for their 20th wedding anniversary with Lutheran church members present and a luncheon. A planned picnic will follow services at Essig Lutheran church at Martin's Grove on July 18. Mrs Albert Moe and daughter Husel of Big Timber Montana visit Mankato then return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ackermann
Prof
Mrs. Ackermann
John Gareis
Milford
Essig
Ackermann
Msaig Lutheran Church
Martin’s Grove
Albert Moe
Husel
Big Timber
Mont
Mankato
Mrai Art. Schleif
Fish Dinner Fundraiser by Minnesota Game League Branches
A fish dinner is planned under the auspices of the Nicollet Blue Earth Brown Sibley and Le Sueur County Branches of the Minnesota Game Protective League at 6:00 p m on Friday July 16. The event aims to support league efforts and invites community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicollet
Blue Earth, Brown
Sibley
le Sueur County
Minnesota Game Protective League
New Ulm Wins 13-Inning Thriller Over Springfield
New Ulm defeated Springfield 4 to 3 in thirteen innings to end a season-long losing streak in extra inning games. Borchert delivered the winning blow in the thirteenth after Muesing and Pedersen set up the run, as Lamberton looms next and Springfield travels to rival rivals.
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New Ulm
Jynx
Springfeld Bn
Lamberton
Comfrey
Springfield
Dellke
Cablender
Bertsch
Leeman
Min
Black
Pedersen
T. Schmidt
Schueller
Heres
Cady
Boeller
Dahlender
Goblineh
Dahms
Sprinfield
Narrow Escape For Adolph Cordes Near Post Office
Adolph Cordes, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Cordes, narrowly escaped being struck by a car at Broadway and Center near the post office. The auto, operated by a North Payne street employee of the Nielson Auto Co, failed to slow as the driver turned the corner. The steering gear locked preventing operation. Adolph was struck but suffered no injuries and went home unassisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph
Herman Cordes
North
Payne Street
Broadway
Center Street
8. P. Nielson Auto Co
Little Adolph
New Class of Nursing at Minnesota Seeks Applicants
The University of Minnesota School of Nursing announces a new class starting fall quarter with a three year track to Graduate in Nursing and a five year combined Bachelor of Science and Graduate in Nursing degree. Applications and blanks are available from Miss Louise M. Pawel, Superintendent of Schools, with enrollment committee meeting dates to be notified. Applications must be filed by September tenth. Public Health Nursing courses begin September fifteenth. Also noted are visits of Misses Halen and Madite Wenen maier visiting relatives in Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Nursing
The
University, of Minnesota
Louise M. Pawel
Treasurer Eckstein Submits School District 1 Financial Report
At the regular monthly meeting of the New school board Treasurer W T Eckstein submitted the annual financial report for District No 1 covering July 1 1919 to July 1 1920. The report shows a balance of 11880.29 in banks receipts total 83879.55 and disbursements 72352.84. Major receipts include cash on hand July 8 1919 apportionment one mill tax state loan and miscellaneous items. Principal disbursements cover general control instruction maintenance salaries and other expenses with bonds and loans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New School Board
W. T. Eckstein
New Union Ruling Raises Barbers Prices and Hours
Local Barbers Union No 819 issues a circular setting July 12 as the start of higher charges for haircuts at 50 cents and for shaves at 25 cents, with children’s cuts unchanged. Shops will close at 6 p m on weekdays and 10 30 p m on Saturdays, and wages adjust for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbgra’ Union
New
Ulinss
Uge
Jair
Picnic Enjoyed by Lina M Collins Camp Members
Members and families of Lina M Collins Camp Royal Neighbors of America gathered at the Herman Schroeder home in Essig on Sunday. Attendees brought dinner baskets, enjoyed refreshments, an impromptu band played, and an informal program with games including a bail game, with all reporting a joyful day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina M. Collins
Royal
America
Herman Schroeder
Essig
Ing
Federal Union Meet At Creamery Hall Wednesday
An important meeting of the Federal Union No 16083 will be held at the new Creamery Hall Wednesday evening July 21. All members are urged to be present and prospective members should file applications with secretary-treasurer Helmuth Bluhm in time to be considered at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Creamery Hall
Helmuth Bluhm
Third Party to Be Organized Talks of National Ticket
The Chicago labor conference of reform groups moves toward a united third party with La Follette for president and Amos Pinchot for vice president. Nonpartisan League World War Veterans and Constitutional party pursue amalgamation while debates on structure and identity continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
League
World War Veterans and
Constitutional Party
Labor Party
Sen. la Follette
Amos Pinchot
J. A. Hopkins
Committee of 48
Committee On
Thnts
Hopkins
Nonpartisan League
William Lempke
Minneapolis
D. C. Dorman
North Dakota
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City Council
Riverside Park Pavillion
Central Union
Richter
Bits
F. M. Bane
Omahay
St. Peter
Milwaukee
Great Western Ry
Prosfant
Ray P. Holland
American Game Protective Association
Geo. McKenzie
Gaylord
Clyde B. Terrell
Oshcosh
Wisconsin
C. C. Hildebrand
W. Cobb
Harry J. LaDpe
Game and Fish
Clara Berg
Miss Terg
Fairfax
St. Peter Hospital
N. O. Berg
Biste
Bienore
Roosevelt
Halen
Madite Wenenmaier
Morgan
Federal Union Meet
Luther League
Luther League of America
Fort Wayne
Ind
Luther Leagues
Lutheran Church
Robert Radke
Ray
Esther Witt
LA Follette
Pinchot
Soviet Russia
Jobin Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Russia
Ireland
United States
Frussia
Adriah Plank
United
Cratic
Preston Wal
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