Henle Mueller Zschunke Chosen For School Board
Three candidates Employed as incumbents win re election in New Ulm after a school election that drew 387 ballots. Henle leads with 308 votes, Mueller 267, and Zschunke 241, while Krook, Olson, and Meile trailed. A pre election sticker controversy saw two names deny candidacy, urging votes for the present board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Meuller
John Henle
PL P. Zschunke
Board of Education
Guecout
J. B. Krook
Krook
Adulph G. Meile
A. Q. Olson
Vetera
New Ulm
Messrs
Henle
Mueller
Zschunke
Renda
Ziehunke
Olson
Meile
W. T. Eckstein
Charles Hi. Stuebe
Ren. M. Reinhart
Return From North Party Reports Bemidji Trip
Daniel Mecklenburg of Essig Fred Meyer Wm Meyer and Joseph Glaser journeyed from the city to Bemidji and vicinity leaving July 5. They traveled over 700 miles and found crops failing due to heat with potatoes as the only thriving crop though smaller. They observed blossoming potatoes across large acreages in Brown County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Mecklenburg
Essig
Fred Meyer
Wm. Meyer
Joseph Glaser
Bemidji
Brown
Poultry Association Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
Brown County Poultry Association met in Sleepy Eye with seventeen members present and attendees from out of town. Officers elected for the year: Henry Romberg president, Wm. A. Lindemann vice president, Henry Leitschuh secretary treasurer. Next annual poultry show planned for Sleepy Eye in winter. Executive committee named Sieg, Friton, Neudecker. Judgment method chosen for the show. Financial report shows a $9.43 treasury deficit vs last year's $6.41 surplus. Receipts itemized: bank balance 6.41, entry fees 291.50, state aid 400.00, New Ulm Commercial Club aid, coop rents 400, feed, advertising 36.17, premiums 26.26, armory rent and labor 24.82, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County Poultry Association
Henry Leitschuh
Otto Friton
Henry Romberg
Stephen Sieg
Frank C-Neudecker
Jos
Earl
Sleepy Eye
Wm. A. Lindemann
Stephan Sieg
F.C. Neudecker
Association
Cio
New Ulm Commerial Club
Eee Coop
Woodmen Picnic Planned for August 14 at Hermann's Heights
A joint Woodmen meeting of New Ulma and Sleepy Eye camps decided to hold the annual picnic at Hermann's Heights in Sleepy Eye on Sunday August 14. With six Brown County camps, a record turnout is hoped for if weather cooperates. Royal Neighbors will provide coffee. picnickers to bring basket dinners. Committees were named to arrange the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulma
Sleepy Eye
Rooma
Hermann’ S Heights
Brown County
No Services At M. E. Church Sunday
No services at the Methodist church on Sunday July 24 due to the absence of Rev C Hahn on vacation in Park Rapids Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Dobereng are visiting their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Edward Ring of Minneapolis.
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M. E
C. Hahn
Park Rapids
Minn
Methodist Church
Gottlieb Dobereng
Mrs
Edward Ring
Minneapolis
Brown County Tax Levy Drops To 185000
County commissioners reduced the 1921 tax levy from 225000 to 185000 despite fears roads in the Minnesota Trunk Highway System could suffer. The plan allocates 75000 to County Revenue, 86000 to Road and Bridge, 18000 to Poor, and 7000 to Refunding. Previous levy allocations totaled 65000 for Revenue, 125000 for Road and Bridge, and 36000 for Poor.
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Brown County
Court House
Commissioners’ Session Chamber
Babcock
Herman Polkow
Louis G. Vogel
Polkow
Joseph J. Sper
Henry J. Meyer
John M. Johnson
Charles Palmer
Legion Auxiliary delegates at Mankato district convention
Mesdames Otto Heymann and Bertha Fenske represented the American Legion Auxiliary of this city at the Second district convention in Mankato Thursday evening. Officers elected include President Mrs. LE. Fanchera Lake Crystal vice president R Long Mankato secretary-treasurer H. H. Hails Jet St. James and executive committee Mrs. Walter Cowan Windom Mrs. Arthur Nelson Pairment and Maude Winter Redwood Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Otto Heymann
Bertha Fenske
American Legion Auxiliary
Mankato
John Henle Transacts Pusinega at St Paul Monday
John Henle completed a pusinega transaction at St Paul on Monday. The event involved local business exchanges and reflects routine market activity in the area during the week. Further details were not available in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henle
St. Paul
Missing Buick Theft Stuns Hopkins Plumber’s Mobile
The five passenger Model 45-D Buick owned by S K Strong of Hopkins Minnesota, a Kellogg Mackay Co traveling salesman, was stolen from the Grand Hotel rear garage in the early hours. Police, sheriff and witnesses traced tracks to an alley, with Mr Strong returning home Wednesday after discovering the loss. The getaway occurred between 1 30 and 2 o clock as a single occupant drove north on German street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. K. Strong
Hopkins
New Ulm
W. S. Vercoe
of Gulden & Vercoe
Renvillé
Grand Hotel
Strong
Nick Gulden
Norwood
Hulck
Dave Leonard
Leonard
Mr. Strong
Sheriff's Office
Marie Forster
Joseph Forster
Theodore Mueller
Onzo
John Steinkrans
Bakers J
Willibald Bibner & Son
German Street
Soldiers' Bodies Laid To Rest In World War I Tribute
The community honored two local World War I soldiers Arthur J Schnobrich and Evan Evans with full military rites. Arthur died in France 1918 of pneumonia and was buried in Sleepy Eye after service in New Ulm with a firing squad. Evan, 18, was killed in the Meuse-Argonne offensive, later honored by the local American Legion chapters.
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Arthur Schnobrich
Barbara Schnobrich
Slepy Eye
Ryan Evans
Edward Evans
Cambria
Foyt Snelling
Arthur J. Schnobich
France
Sleepy Eye
R. H. Bingham & Sons
Raymond Schnobiich
Mankato
Edmund Schnobrich
Arthur
New Ulm
Brown County
Camp Wadsworth
S. C
Camp Stuart
Virginia
Regmains
Ben, A. Remmele
American Legion
Benjamin J. Seifert
Company A
Joseph A. Epple
Otto J. Schleuder
Norbert F. Herzog
George H. Schreyer
Fred “Amme
Julius Grue! Groenenfelder
Henry J. Groebner
William Filzen
William J. Julius, Jr
Melvin J. Zschunke
United States Army
Aviation Corps
38Th Infantry
Camp Hancock
Jefferson Barracks
Butternut Valley
Earth
County
Windstorms Cause Electric Damage Across Town
Heavy windstorms struck the area Wednesday evening and Saturday afternoon. Wires and trees were damaged. two light poles near the Courtland bridge were blown down requiring a temporary plant shutdown. Superintendent Herbert Huevelmann and crew repaired the outages quickly. Saturday hail damaged crops near Redwood Falls. corn fields stripped and some standing grain ruined. no hail reported in New Ulm vicinity.
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Courtland Bridge
Herbert Huevelmann
Redwood Falls
New Thu
Sunday Park Concerts Return to Evening Schedule
Attendance for the first weekday concert by Hofmeister's Band at German Park was poor, barely a third of typical Sunday crowds. Townspeople cited work and farm duties as barriers, prompting a return to Sunday evening concerts. The seventh program of the season will be offered next Sunday night, July 24, with the same format as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Eason
Hofmeister
German Park
New Ulm
Townley Appeal Denied by State Supreme Court
The State Supreme Court rejected a petition for re-argument by A. C. Townley and Joseph Gilbert, leaders linked to the National Nonpartisan League. They sought to reopen a case convicting them of conspiracy to violate the 1917 statute banning interference with enlistment. Gilbert remains jailed in Goodhue County after a separate conviction. Dorothy Hein, tied to a gymnastics club in New Ulm, travels to Chicago and Cleveland for events before visiting Akron, Ohio with her brother Carl Hein and brother-in-law Ralph Schafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Triday
A. C. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
Joseph Gilbert
League
Supreme Court
High Court
B. ©. Dean
Jackson County District Court
Sophine Court
United States Supreme Court
Gilbert
Goodhue County
Ptate Pardon Board
Miz
Dorothy Hein
New Ulm Turnyers
Chicago
Cleveland
Qhis
Carl Hein
Miss Heln
Akron
Ohio
Rother
Slater
Ralph Schafer
New Ulm Locals Capture Southern Minnesota Meet Crown
The New Ulm ball club won seven straight games last week, defeating Austin New Richland and Young America to reach fourteen wins in seventeen games. They beat Young America 6 to 0 with Hamann on the mound holding the visitors to six hits as Bunn Guenther and Standard led offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Austin
New Richland
Young America
Mny
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Hamann
Oates
Bunn
Chell
New Ulm Boys
Guenthen
Standard
Toca
Young America Ab Rhpo
Stenig
Barrett
Plummer
Lawler
Sankwitz
Patterson
Perbix
Hetznecker
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Mueller Zschunke Chosen
Poultry Ass’n
Woodmen
Vogel
Legion Auxiliary
Evan Evans
Buick
Japner
Studebaker
Port Car
A’s Army
Art Schnobrich
Attendacne
Townley
Guenther
Pitther
Chell Opten
Himarin
Stenky
Hamana
Leftom
Farr
Waterea
Homer
Jacobs
Jone Weore
Bethween
Hadikki
Borchert
Richland
Amt
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