Summer Session Opens June 20 At University of Minnesota
The annual six week summer session runs June 20 to July 30 at the Minnesota campus with courses across agriculture dairy entomology chemistry horticulture and home economics. Classes include work in education registration in the College of Education and remote classes at University Farm with dormitories available on campus.
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Minnesota
University Wurm
Caramer
Phaai
College of Education
Pettijonn
Be M. Feecinn
Univeral Farm
Af Geeleyap
Preservation of eggs with water glass method proposed
Poultry experts Annabel Camrell and University of Farm authorities advise using water glass to preserve eggs. Use clean whole shells not over a week old, store in glass. use distilled or rain water, mix one part water glass to seven parts water, submerge eggs, recheck periodically and adjust as needed.
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Annabel Camrell
University Farm
Miss Campbell
Drunken Plea of Five Men in New Ulm Court
Four drunks J Br Chaitin JR Thorne Henry Wise and Jacobson appeared with varied residences as they faced Justice George Hagen on Sunday morning. Each received a verdict of five dollars and costs. They did not disclose the source of moonshine blamed for their intoxication, saying it came from an unknown person enroute from St James to New Ulm.
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J. BR
Chaitin, JR. Thorne
Henry Wise
Jacobson
St Dames
Uwtil
New Ulm
Deunkenrn
Ceorge Hagen
Sleepy Eye Residents Receive Guests From Nearby Towns
Local residents hosted and visited friends from New Ulm Winthrop Crandall and Minneapolis over a recent weekend. Former Sleepy Eye businessman Andrew Clausen, once with Salkowski Glotabach Clausen, died at his Sleepy Eye home last week aged 60. He leaves a widow Christine Madsen a daughter Elvira and six siblings.
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Andrew Clausen
Sleepy Eye
Salkowski, Glotabach & Clausen
C. C. Strickler
Chicago
William Finley
Lafayette
Union Hospital
A. J. Alwin
Mound
Minn
New Ulm
Switchman O Hooligan Rumor Provokes Anger
A murky report suggests Dugan questions Switchman O Hooligan amid community unrest. Casey notes a Thai man involved in a recent incident with a high value sale at Pentral Magazine, triggering local speculation.
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Dugan
Phwat
Casey
Pentral
New Ulm Social Notes and Weathered Roads News
Residents travel to Isle Minnesota and Milwaukee attend visits and hospital work. A farewell party for Helen Woebke, windstorm at Lamberton grandstand, mock wedding shower for Lydia Fritz, and plans for a Minnesota River high water road with route changes near the Eagle mill discussed by C M Babedck and J H Mullen.
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Creamery Hall
Helen Woebke
Mankato
Teachers' Training College
Frieda Boock
New Ulm
Milwaukee
Wis
Miss Boock
Daniel Peterson
Minneapolis
C. M. ‘Babedck
J. H. Mullen
Minnesota River
Middle Bridge
Eagle Mill
Tmfayette
Third North Street
Song Sparrows Reflect on Voice and Feathers
In a playful talk between Sam and Sidney Sparrow, they recall critics praising their canary like voices and social songs. They discuss being small, plain feathered, yet valued for friendliness and cheerful tunes heard from dawn to night. They part with a friendly farewell.
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SamSong
Sidnay
Sam
Sidney
Stes
Sye
Mike ” Canary
Gil
Little Sidney Long Sparrow
Sita
Goodby
One Too Many
A humorous vignette describes a three year old boy nicknamed Billy with a shaved head and rosy cheeks after a playful haircut. A neighbor jokingly shouts for a hatchet like tool as Billy proudly displays his new look to playmates.
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Billy
Paulson visit to Union Hospital with Lilleoden sister
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Paulson of Hanako visited the former's sister Miss Mabel Lilleoden at Union Hospital there in the fore part of last week.
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Rudolph Paulson
Hanako
Mabel Lilleoden
Union Hospital
Disarmament Debate Highlights Treaty Flaws and Policy
An American writer argues disarmament is unlikely while Versailles and Vienna treaties stand. He cites Germany and Russia as examples of how victorious powers enforce terms. He urges U S mediation to revise these treaties and foster genuine disarmament.
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Congress
Senator Borah
League of Nations
New York World
Evening Post
Europe
Japan
Great Britain
Supreme Allied Council
Supreme Council
Germany
Vindiente
Russia
Turkey
Patriotism under fire in four minute men and capitalistic hypocrisy
In a reflective piece, the author argues genuine patriotism survives beyond wartime rhetoric and condemns urban hypocrisy. He contrasts the sacred ideals with capitalist and religious pretenses seen in Chicago and other cities, urging authentic mass sentiment over manufactured patriotism and warning of future “pay days.”
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Chicago
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Pittsburgh
New York
Buffalo
Great Western Metropolis
Steel City
Alleghany
Mongahela
Mer
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Dorothy Riederer
Adolph Schilling
Kurt Steinke
O. A. Schilling
Winthrop
C. W. Borchert
Isle, Minn
Lews Buenger
Katie Grone
Sanborn
William Guteke
HW. A. Moline and Son
W. B. Soliday
St. Paul
Charles Hauenstein
Charles B. Rein
Milwaukee, Wis
Otto C. Wichtel
Messrs
Mesdames Albert Wilt= sbheek
Frank Katz
Northfield
Emil Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Mesdames Wiltscheek
Kate
Lamberton
Winona Alwin
Lorenz Erickson
L. Alwin
North State Street
Miss Alwin
Mr. Erickson
Emil F. Buenger
North Washington Street
Lydia Fritz
Wellington
Ortonville
Elmer Bode
Martha Wischstadt
Nicollet Township
Nicollet
Gustafson
Otto
Emil Wischstadt
Nicollet ‘Township
Nicollet Lutheran Church
Old Nicollet
Mary Graram
Bonaer Toopinony
iProm
New Republic
Kolchaks
Denikins
Wrengels
Supreme Council of the Victors
Kemal Pasha
Austria
Versailles
St. Germain
France
League
America
Robert Steiner
Edison
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