Memorial Day rites in New Ulm honor fallen soldiers
Memorial Day exercises in New Ulm featured remarks by former Governor Lind and Prof. Ackermann, a German address, and a parade led by Hofmeister’s Band. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address was read, veterans’ rosters were saluted, and a floral tribute fund was donated by Miss Clara Albrecht for the 1862 Indian Massacre defenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ackermann
United States
Vprio
Arlington Cemetery
Congress
Caside
Aecine
Hofmeister
Burg
Hecker Post No. 48
Hecker Circle
Indian Monument
Wey
Soldiers’ Monument
Jacob Klossner, Jr
Hecker Post
Lincoln
C. T. Streissguth
Lind
Clara Albrecht
William Pfaender
New Ulm
Miss Albrecht
Market Report Wheat and commodity prices corrected June 3 1921
Market report lists prices for flour and grains including wheat No 2, flour, bran, oats, and sugar, with per bag and per ton figures. Also shows egg and butter prices, meat and livestock values, coal rates, hides, and hog products. includes notes on quality and packaging and a brief closing reminder to keep text strictly brief.
Wires neglected risked fire at New Ulm home
Mr. and Mrs. Ries report two youths nearly escaped death as old telephone wires, left by New Ulm Rural Telephone Co., tore away from an anchor and burned pillow and bedding. They urge prompt removal to prevent loss of life or property. Meanwhile a large Nordberg-Todd unit for the city’s electric light and waterworks plant arrived from Milwaukee and installation proceeds, with service expected by late July or early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ries
New Ulm Rural Telephone Co
Nordberg-Todd
Municipal Electric Light and Waterworks
Milwaukee
Wis
State co op creameries form Minnesota association
Minnesota co operative creameries plan a state association to unify butter manufacturing and marketing. Delegates from about 600 creameries will attend a convention at St Paul on Tuesday June 7. The group aims to protect the industry from foreign competition and butter substitutes by ensuring uniform quality and coordinated marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
St. Paul
A. J. McGuire
University Farm
Union Hospital Debt Reduced in New Ulm Meeting
Treasurer F. H. Retzlaff reported at Turner Hall that Union Hospital Association debt fell from 56000 to 29000, a near half reduction. The report notes record patient care and business growth, with directors F. J. Backer Charles Kuehlbach and Wesley C. Miller re-elected to three year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Retzlaff
Union Hospital Association of
F. J. Backer
Charles Kuehlbach
Wesley C. Miller
Jacob Klossner, Jr
Hunter's Club Shoots For Gold Medal At Hunter's Rest
John Hauenstein Jr won the gold medal in Sundays shoot at Hunters Rest, beating Otto F. Oswald by 12 points. Charles Hauenstein topped Long by a dozen points as the next closest competitor, with ten marksmen listed and scores shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hauenstein, Jr
Hunter’s Rest
Otto F. Oswald
Dr. A. C. Amann
Charles Hauenstein
King Man
Hugo Gebser
Henry J. Meyer
Albert Fritsche
Alfred Puhlmann
Emil Golnick
George Wicherski
A. C. Amann
Military unit reorganization changes Fifth Minnesota Infantry
Lieutenant C. R. Nutter receives notice that Company B St. Peter becomes Headquarters Company First Battalion Fifth Minnesota Infantry under a new plan eliminating machine gun battalions. Infantry battalions are reorganized as mobile rifle and machine gun capable units. Nearby, a birthday gathering for Charles Grossendorf featured cards and prizes for ladies and gents winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Nutter
St. Peter
Fifth
Minnesota Infantry
Charles Grossendorf
North Broadway
Otto C. Wichtel
Otto Buenger
Herbert Grussendorf
First Park Concert Program for Sunday Evening June 5 1921
The program lists pieces by L March Overture Reception Waltz Suite American Students Siamesische Wachparade Spring's Awakening Lassus Frombane Slavonic Rhapsody Kiss a Miss Daddy You've Been a Mother to Me Pique Dame Slavonic pieces Xylophone Cocobolo Polka Hercules and ends with Star Spangled Banner performed by a roster including P R Seltzer Rich Schlepegrell Misaud Linke Baek Fillmore Hofmeister and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lassus Frombane
R .C. Friedmann
Ban Pel Soa
B. G. McTall
Pane breaks again at Buenger Furniture Co entrance
A new large plate glass window at Buenger Furniture Co on North Minnesota street cracked at a lower corner minutes after being installed last Tuesday evening. Workmen had just finished replacing a shattered pane caused by a Dakota House bus wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenger Furniture Co
Minnesota
Dakota House
Minnesota District Court summons Omer Morehouse heirs
In Brown County Minnesota Anton Koestner sues Omer Morehouse deceased and unknown heirs plus Mrs Omer Morehouse and other unknown claimants to real estate. Defendants are ordered to answer the complaint within twenty days after service or face relief demanded. Dated May 27 1921. SOMSEN DEMPSEY FLOR attorneys New Ulm Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Morehouse
Morehouse
Minnesota
District Court of the Ninth Judicial District
Brown
State of
New Ulm
Somsen
Dempsey & Flor
Case in Brown County Court for Real Property Ownership
Anton Koestner files a district court action against Morehouse and unknown heirs to adjudge ownership in fee simple and possession of the SW quarter of the SW quarter of Section 36 in Township 109 North Range 32 West Brown County Minnesota with a May 27 1925 filing date in New Ulm Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Morehouse
Morehouse
County of
Brown
Minnesota
Somsen
State to build fish hatchery at St Peter
Preliminary work on a Minnesota Game and Fish Commission hatchery at St Peter will begin soon. E W Cobb visited to assess water supply with springs feeding the site. Also noted were a 96th birthday for Mrs Julia Laumann and a weekend visit by Mr and Mrs Edward Leibold and family to Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Sannwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
E. W. Cobb
Minnesota Game and Fish Commission
Game and Fish Department
Julia Laumann
Edward Leibold
Herbert
Shakopee
Ferdinand Sannwald
North Minnesota Street
Mrs. Sannwald
Mr.Leibold
Order for Hearing on Claims in Brown County Probate
In Probate Court Brown County Minnesota May 13 1921 the estate of Joseph N Schaefer deceased grants Theresa Schaefer letters of administration. Six months are allowed for creditors to file claims in the Probate Court and be barred if not. The first Monday December 1921 at 10 AM is set for a General Term to examine and adjust claims. Notice to creditors to publish weekly for three weeks in the New Ulm Review. Dated New Ulm Minnesota May 13 1921. WM B Mather Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Minnesota
County of Brown
Joseph N. Schaefer
County of
Brown
Theresa Schaefer
New Ulm
Minn
WM. B. Mather
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for 1921 New Ulm Property
Notice of foreclosure on a Minnesota mortgage held by John Schreyer. William Stohlmann defaulted on $185 principal plus $21 interest. Sale set for July 12, 1921 at 10 a.m. at the Brown County Courthouse front door. Unpaid debt includes $125.00 taxes and $25.00 legal fees. One year redemption allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stohlmann
John Schreyer
Register of Deeds
County of
Brown
State of
Minnesota
Center Street
New Ulm
Brown County
the Register of Deeds
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Lind Lauds
Ackermann
Armory
Market Report
F. J. Pelant
Arbes Bros
P. B. Dubbe
Strickler
Dubbe Physicians and Surgeons
State Bank of
New Ulia
Miles Houras
Cnabbve
Wm, J. von Bank
Ottomeyer
Tech
Bingham Bros
Coal & Grain
Capitol
Union Hospital
Hunter's Club
First Park
Ninth Judicial District
Anton Koestner
Lis Pendens
Fish Hatchery
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
WM. Hi, Bierbaum
S. Se
Samson
Dempsey & Flor, Attorneys For Mortgagee
Chas. Emmerich
T. F. Hammermeister
Omc
Albert Steinhauser
LAW Offee
U. S
New Um
John Heale
Ance Meyer
Eal
Lega
Neubert Lbr. Co
North Mankato
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Iowa
J. R. Higgs
New Ulm, Minn
Fritsche Clinic
Ulm, Minnesota
L. A. Fritsche
William H. Fritsche
Geo, F. Reineke, Hye
C. A. Hintz
Fritsche Block
N. Minn. St
John H. Forster
120
N. Minn
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