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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1908

Page

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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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