Sleepy Eye Nine Defeats New Ulm In Eleven Inning Classic
Sleepy Eye Nine outlasted New Ulm 8 to 6 in eleven innings, with key exchanges as Robinson and Donahue led Sleepy Eye and Pfeiffer, Born, and Bertsch produced late runs. Fairmont game also referenced as a tie in eleven innings, while Bertsch and Pyell clashed on calls and New Ulm rallied in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
New Ulm
Lidiyipe
Bertsely
Pyell
Sleepy Eye
Niin
Pyoll
Hoe
Ulm
Revere
Murray
Bane
Robinson
Bunn
Elyglodatti
Born
Aleepy
Farge
Donahue
Long Tor
Jets
New Uln
Rune
Williams
Peterson
Viay William
Pfeifer
Gol Tunn
Mdvanethir Pederson
Bertsch
Schaefer
Stepy Eye
Reitter
Buell
Hertel
Glotzbach
Hick
Sulderer
Reiter
Sherman
Mureray
Steepy Iye
Rane Sieepy Eye
Uare Hageer
Ray
Pederson
Darkens
New Ulm Boys
Jones
Petersen
Pfeiffer
Bonn
Pier
Pfefffer
Kimn
Hunn
Kajrmont
Dietz
Tyler
Dita
Mill
Firking
Relat Wadsworth Chen
Wearing Mill
Frosty
Bertuch
Nicollet County Board urged to lower taxes on flood lands
Delegates Charles Vroling Ridgely John Busehard West Newton and John Huelskamp Lafayette asked Nicollet County Commissioners to seek tax relief for lands flooded by the Minnesota River. They urged action with the state tax commission to alleviate annual flood damage, with the board promising to investigate and take it to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vroling
Ridgely
John Busehard
West Newton
John Huelskamp
Lafayette
Nicollet
Grain Car Movement Ordered to Aid New Crop
Washington reports the movement of 5000 additional box cars from eastern and southern railroads to western lines to handle the new grain crop. The order, issued by the Commission of Car Servicers of the Association of Railway Executives, runs from July 26 for thirty days following Interstate Commerce Commission directions. Miss Barbara Stanek and T Heipler returned to Wanda after a visit with relatives and friends at NewIm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eastern and Southern
Western Lines
Commission of Car Servicer
Association of Railway Executives
Interstate Commerce, Commission of
Barbara Stanek
T. Heipler
Wanda
Aimy
Newim
Kvale Ousted as Republican Nominee for Seventh Minnesota District
Rev. C. J. Kvale of Benson loses the republican nomination after a judge found corrupt practices in his campaign against Andrew J. Volstead. Volstead remains in line to face independent prospects if the supreme court rules otherwise. The decision draws national attention due to Volstead’s authorship of the Prohibition Act and chairmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
C. J. Kvale
Benson
Congress
Minnesota
Andrew J. Volstead
Albert Johnson
Red Wing
Congressman Volstead
Mr. Kvale
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Nonpartisan League
Kt Kyle
Kvale
Volstead
L. P. Flaten
Kyule
Johnson
Volatead
Judiciary Committee of
House
Pinchot Reflects on Third Party Failure and Labor Split
Amos Pinchot of New York analyzes the Chicago convention disaster as due to class-conscious labor and Forty-Eighters overconfidence. He warns the plan was too narrow and urges a new grassroots movement with a clear program, noting the rise of the Liberal Party with La Follette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Pinchot
New York
Chicago
Committee of Worth-Hight
Pinchot
Labor Party
People's Party
United States
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Sam
Tabor Party
Organized Labor
Labor Party Convention
St Louis
St. Louis
Buell
Bennett
John Fitzpatrick
Edward Nockels
Jess
Liberal Party
la Follette
Ed.r
Teachers Train for Rural Health in Minnesota Courses
Minnesota rural teachers attend health and first aid training at St. Cloud Normal under Dr. Mabel Ulrich. Elma Rood leads instruction with GR Fisher and Dr. Cecile Moriavity handling first aid and disease detection. Scholarships funded by Renville County Red Cross support three teachers. Grant County plans similar awards as chapters vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cloud Normal School
Mabel Ulrich
Health Service
Red Cross
Elma Rood
Health Service Department
GR. G. Fisher
Cecile Moriavity
Minneapolis
Northern Normal and Industrial School
Aberdeen
N. D
Agricultural College
Fargo
N.D
State Normal School
Mtot
Nld
State Normal College
Dillon
Montana
Ulrich
Renville County
The
Minnesota
Beryl Whitaker
Ruth K. Antonsen
Selma B. Hedberg
Grant County
Grand Hotel and Grand Theatre Sold for 72000 in Stewart Minnesota
Ed F Borknier facilitated a sale in which David Leonard of Stewart Minnesota acquired the Grand Hotel and Grand Theatre from Geo W Schlottmann. The deal totaled about 72000 with a 100 acre Grafton Stock Farm in Sibley County valued at 60000 used as partial payment. Leonard will relocate his family to New Ulm and implement improvements once acclimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel and Theatre
D. Leonard OF
Stewart, Minn
Ed. F. Borknier
Sleepy Wye
Grand Hotel
Grand Theatre
David Leonard
Mr. Leonard
Geo. W. Schlottmann
Grafton Township
Sibley County
Stewart
Grafton
Schiottmann
Leonard
New Ubn
Gibbon Hero Rescues Nurse From Lake Manska
Henry Lubitz of Gibbon swam to a drowning nurse, Juga Torgrimson, at Lake Manska near Fort Hill. The rescue drew about fifty witnesses as Torgrimson, a Minneapolis hospital graduate, was saved from deeper danger after her father failed to reach her in time.
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Henry Lubitz
Gibbon
Lake Manska
Juga Torgrimson
Myr
Anton Yorgrimson
Hanska
Fort Hill
Torgrimson
Minneapolis
Lubitz
Harold Sallet
New Wim
State Pioneers Plan 100th Ft Snelling Anniversary
Minnesota Territorial Pioneers move to honor the 100th anniversary of Ft Snelling with a State Fair display. George H. Hazzard leads relic hunts adding to a 1700-picture pioneer exhibit including a Daniel Boone type rifle and Canadian snowshoes. Captain Harrington and Col Gerhardt assist the post in promoting the tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Minneapolis Journal
Minnesota Territorial Pioneers Association
Ft. Snelling
George H. Hazzard
Association
Mazzard
William Taylord Donaldson
Saint Paul
Daniel Boone
E. 2. Harrington
Devils Lake
N. D
Dakota County
Chippewa
St. Croix
Mississippi
Missouri
North Dakota
Mr. Hazzard
Jong
Chas. G. Sturtevant
49Th Infantry
Col
Chas,Gerhardt
Consensus Yet Clear Clash In Forty-Eight Labor Talks
In evenings of extended talks between the Com mittee of Forty-Eight and the Labor Party, fierce diversity of views existed yet mutual respect persisted. Each morning the sides left weary but friendly, agreeing on aims though not on tactics, debating if change should come through a class movement or broader party action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Forty-Eight
Labor Party
Labor
Mankato Irish Plan Big Rally in Near Future
A large meeting of local Irish Americans formed plans for a substantial Free Ireland rally with several thousand expected attendees. Committees will arrange speakers and publicity though a date is not yet set. Local Irish groups urge American support for Ireland’s independence and recognition of the Irish Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato
Sons of Erin
Treland
Union News
Brown County Wool Growers to Ship Wool Next Monday
At a Sleepy Eye meeting the Brown County Wool Growers Ass'n plans to consign its wool clip to the National Wool Warehouse & Storage Company in Chicago. The firm will grade store and sell the wool for a three cent per pound commission plus freight, with a four to five cent per pound total cost projected. A representative from the State Federation of Farmers will monitor handling to ensure fair action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Sleepy Bye
Brown County Wool Growers Ass'n
National Wool Warehouse & Storage Company
Chicago
State Federation of Farm Uremits
Minnesota
Sleepy Eye
Brown County
F. M. Bane
Early Fort Snelling celebration plans draw notable invitees
A life portrayal of fort life is planned with Newton D. Baker invited by Senators Nelson and Kellogg to attend. The joint military affairs committee and the Indian exhibit, plus a homecoming of former Minnesotans, are featured as special events at the State Historical Society Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton D. Baker
Secretary of War
Knut Nelson
Frank B. Kellogg
Senate
House
Hazzard
Museem
State Historical Society
Lawrence ‘Taliaferro
Ft. Snelling
Brown County adopts 1920 tax levy and road fund plan
The Brown County Board of County Commissioners, at the July 12 meeting, levies 200 000 on taxable property for 1920 with an additional 250 000 for road and bridge purposes. The report details balances in funds, cash on hand across several banks, and intended use of the revenue. Ditch Nos. 24 and 28 matters are referred to district officials, while juror lists for 1920 are approved. Uncollected personal property taxes for 1919 are canceled after review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County Board of County Commissioners
Tom
Sime
Cty Treasury
Brown County Bank
New Ulm
State Bank of
New Til
State Bank
Sleepy Bye
Springfield
Kirst State Bank
Comfrey
Cobden
Hanska
Essig
Ryan
First National Bank
Sleepy Eye
Far
Merchants State Bank
First Nat'l Bank
Searles State Bank
Searles
Farmers State Bank
Palm Carlson
Frank Paseler
John Platz
Bord
County Ditch No. 24
Carl Engel
B. Mathiowita
Carl Stark
County Ditch No. 28
Tax Commission
Sleepy Bye Telephone Company
State Tax Commission
Anton Gulden
Robertson
State Highway Commission
Cottonwood
Alwin
P.P. Manderfeld
Andrew Saffert
John H. Seifert
Sheriffon Une
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Sleepy Eye Nine
ASK Nicollet County Board
Onland
Peter Zimmer
Elenore Tastel
Lake Benton
Vercoe
Ivanhoe
Fiyals
Tvyanhoe
Marshall
Lamberton
Lamberton J
le Suear
Redwood Falls
Otter
Union Dcipline
Eoward Carson
Mopefus
St. Coud Normal
Deal
Pt. Snelling and
Hore-Comine
Hidgely
Alexander Russell
Albert Huelkkamp
J. P. Busehard
John Liebl
Charles Frohrip
Otto Palmer
Jesse Merkel
Morris Kronlen
Fred Fritsche
Henry Schneider
Roy Albin
John Mahn
J. B. Buylich
Everling Electric Company
A. Anderson
Brown County Wool Growers' Association
Chicago House
Brown CO
County Board
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