New Ulm Nominee for Wauwatosa Seminary Presidency
Unanimous boards at Wauwatosa Wisconsin voted to offer the presidency to Rev Prof John Schaller of New Ulm after Dr Hoenike's death. Schaller leads Lutheran Teachers' Seminary in New Ulm and awaits local trustees approval before announcing his decision. Citizens express regret at his potential departure. A Nicollet County Tele phone Co foreman William R Lindall suffered a 70 foot fall in Moltke township injuring three siblings.
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Wauwatosa
Wis
Winona
Hoenicke
John Schaller
New Ulm
Schaller
Lutheran Teachers’ Seminary
Martin Luther College
Wauwatoxa
William R. Lindall
Lafayette
Nicollet County Telephone Company
Moltke Township
Lindall
Ditching blamed for floods in Minnesota valley visit
A L Poehler of Henderson and John A Diers of Blakely toured the Minnesota river from Big Stone Lake to Ortonville. As members of the new Minnesota River Improvement association they concluded ditching upstream causes floods and plan to sue ditching firms to test drainage law. They found most county ditches before completion and dismissed dam fears at Big Stone lake outlet as ineffective for the lower river.
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A. L. Poehler
Henderson
John A. Diers
Blakely
Minnesota River
Ortonville
Messrs
Poehler
Diers
Minnesota Rver Improvement Association
Big Stone Lake
New Ulm
Utlet
Accidental death in Sigel tied to gasoline engine
August Schulz, a 40 year old former New Almite with two artificial feet, died when a box slipped while he backed a gasoline traction engine from a shed on his brother’s Sigel farm. No foul play suspected. coroner not called. He had a troubled private life including divorce and suspected infidelity.
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Sigel
August Schulz
New Almite
Schulz
Dr. Weiser
New Ulm
Fritsche
Regulars Bag Two More in Week of Brilliant Play
New Ulm Regulars extend their winning streak with a 2 to 1 victory over Arlington Greys in Sibley County, then a 3 to 1 seven inning win over Kasota in a drizzle. Mueller tames Arlington, while McGovern, Collins, and Chapman brighten the home effort. Kasota contest features strong defense and pitching by Frank McKenny and Chapman.
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Ulm
Arlington Greys
Sibley County
Kasota
Arlington Boys
Glotzbach
Mueller
Pietsch
Collins
Kramer
Chapman
Sanders
Arlington
New Ulm
McGovern
Timm
Frank McKenny
Kasptan
Seifert
Bill Collins
Alm
Milligan
Fairfax
Redwood Falls
Sleepy Hye
Dominick
Hanska
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Wisconsin
H Henderson
Upton Sinclair
Chicago
Carl Schultz
Liver Jacobson
Linden Township
Jacobson
Brown County
Geo. W. Scherer
Minnesota Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Scherer
Mankato
Ralph Riggs
Mr. Riggs
New York
Ida Schultz
Aufderheide
Mrs. Schultz
Ida Kroening
North Dakota
Schultz
Henry Durbahn
D. E. Hale
Wayzette
New Ulm Poultry Association
Morris Chapman
Peter Karpen
State Labor Bureau
Karpen
Nicollet County
Gov. Johnson
Chas. L. Jett
St. Peter
Charlie
Minneapolis
Baltimore
Sibley County Boys
la Crosse
A. F. Reim
Wm. Pfaender Jr
W. J. Winkelmann
John P. Neumann
Otto Meyer
Carl Moerbitz
Fred Oswald
Chas, Stoll
C. G. Reim
Arthur Dengler
Otto Burk
Richard Gebhardt
Theo
Kelbe
Wm. J. Winkelmann
Omaha
Ottomeyer
Douglas
Crone Bros
New Ulm Roller Mill Co