Intriguers Work Exposed In Court In Minnesota Leader
Minnesota Leader, state paper for farmers, prints a 1917 letter detailing funds and plans for press manipulation by Reliance Publicity Bureau. Court filings name Charles B Patterson and others as principals behind a camouflage effort opposing the Nonpartisan League, with large sums raised to influence public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonpartisan League
St. Paul
Minnesota Leader
Farmers’ Organization
Tom Parker Junkin
Reliance Publicity Bureau
Charles B. Patterson
Junkin
T.e
Rellanes
Clareice F. Johnson
Elling
Charles Patty
Vilver Crosby
Amourieau Hoist & Derrick Company
Paul
Ey Tun P. Brown
First National Bank of
St Pau
Joonny Mitchell
Canal National Bank of
Warner
Stage Printing
McGill Warner Printing Company
Johnco
Minnesota
America First
League
Twin Cities
Uizongh Organi
Thirty Days In County Jail For Two Men
Harry Franklin and Christopher Fruthers are jailed in Brown County after being arrested by Springfield night officer Henry Knadel while driving a Willis-Rolph car. Franklin claimed the name Davidge as Deputy Sheriff Jigerle, with other names and places appearing in the scattered report. The article places the defendants near Springfield and mentions New Ulm and Sioux City in a fragmented legal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Franklin
Christopher Fruthers
Brown County
Justice Petersen
Springfield
Speingield
Sioux Te City
Homecoming Reception Honors War Veterans in Riverside
The Homecoming event at John Kan Bonar Roath Front Street featured guests Frank Kral Ad Lampl Joe Sehabert and John Rocitner among the honored returning soldiers. The celebration marked New Ulu Riverside’s first homecoming show with stories of war adventures and long service aboard shared. Mrs Gustav Schultz of Sleepy Eye is receiving treatment at Loretto hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Chirag & Dew Tiree
John Kan
Joe Senhert
John Rewitzer
Frank
Gustav Schultz
Loretto Hospital
Graduation Day Honors At New Ulm High School
Valedictorian Misal Tepe led seniors in farewells as the New Ulm High School held a commencement program at Turner Theatre. Eleventh hour notes praised the school board and faculty, with Eleanor Biebl and Margaret Esser among graduates, as Dr. Coffman distributed parchments and a large crowd applauded the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misal Tepe
Sommer
Odette
Turner Theatre
Dr. Coffman
Eleanor C. Biebl
Maragaret M. Esser
Violette D. Steinmetz
Olive Myrtle Alwin
Arthur J. Erickson
Joseph P. Eibner
Philomena S. Esser
Hubert M. Frederickson
Armin H, Gaetre
Theodore W. Halverson
Lillian L. Hartmann
Ellen B. Hummel
John H. Lippman
Leander W. Matsch
Anton J. Ochs
Carl Pfaender
Elmer
Pollel
Lucynthia
RIBEE
Walter Edward Schulke
Wilbur C
Alwin
Ina M
Bentdahl
Ella M
Bethke
George W. Buschers
Guy V
Carl Henry Engel
Anna Ella Essig
Bernice E. Friton
Douglas M
Garrow
Albert Flor
St. Peter
Alois Eibner
Willibald Eibner
Dunwoody Institute
Minneapolis
New Ulm
Indie Bakery
Eibner
Houston Explains Federal Road Law and Cooperation
Secretary Houston outlines core highway policy favoring State classification and federal aid under Bankhead Act. He warns a separate Federal highway commission would add cost, disrupt progress, and offer little gain versus strengthening existing cooperative machinery guiding interstate routes and trunk lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Chamber of Commerce
Federal Highway Commission
Department of Agriculture
Senate
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Treasury
Bankhead
Local institution adds addition amid financial ledger notes
A report outlines receipts and disbursements from January 1, 1918 to May 1, 1919 for a Bath Department hospital fund. It lists cash on hand, patient receipts, donations, salaries, supplies, and interest with balances and a large capital stock figure. The article also notes a St James Masons degree conferrals and obituary of Thomas Anderson, a Stately township resident born in Norway in 1836.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Department
Thomas Anderson
New Health Body for Brown County Survey Initiated
The Brown County Public Health Association was formed at Sleepy Eye to survey county health conditions. L. J. Hollister was elected president and F. M. Bane secretary as plans include nurse recruitment and a countywide health program funded by current Red Cross and state efforts. Vera Strickler, Ora Trautman, and A. Norman named directors. prior association history cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County Public Health Association
Sleepy Eye
L. J. Hollister
Springfield
F. M. Bane
Ulm
Twin Cities
Vera Strickler
New Ulm
Ora Trautman
Comfrey
A. Norman
Hanska
History of Association
Minnesota Public Health Association
Brown County
State Association
Minnesota Association For the Prevention and
U. S
M. P. HA. Journal
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Plan First
Minnesota
County Public Health Association
County Child Welfare Board
County Red Grass
Red Cross Chapter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers’ League
Roll of Honor
Otto R. Kohn
Glm Royal Telephone Company
Wicollet
Jacob Runek
Springfeld
Runely
New Uim
Local Responsibility
Washington
Federal Bureau
State Securities Commission
Financial Statement
St. James
Public Health Association
Hofmeister
H. H. Meyer
Courtland
Concordia Band
John J. Herlick
Bingford
N. D
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Iowa
J. R. Higgs
Vogel
Minn
Bose Se
Angelina
New Ulm Roller Mill Company
New Ulm, Minn
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