Decoration Day Observed in New Ulm With Parade
Memorial Day ceremonies in New Ulm featured a veteran parade dwindling to forty in line and cemetery addresses by Rev Anthony Scholzen and Prof Meyer, who spoke in German. Scholzen praised national unity, liberty, and civic duty, urging patriotism and gratitude for soldiers and frontier defenders who protected families and towns.
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New Ulm
Anthony Scholzen
Meyer
Scholzen
United States
Republic
Reasons for track connections before railroad commission
The Minnesota state railroad and warehouse commission postponed a hearing on the New Ulm Stone Company and others petition for track connections between the Minneapolis and St. Louis and Northwestern lines in this city. Commissioners Mills Young and Staples heard witnesses from New Ulm Hanska St James and Winthrop with arguments reserved for a St. Paul session next Friday. Attorneys Eckstein for petitioners and Dille for the opposing roads appeared. A number of railroad officials attended without testifying.
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State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
New Ulm Stone Company
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Northwestern
Schell’s
New Ulm
Hanska
St. James
Winthrop
St. Paul
Jos. A. Eckstein
Dille
Minneapolis
Comfrey Bonds Water Works Victory in Special Election
A special election in Comfrey yielded a decisive victory for water works funding. Voters approved a $4,000 bond to finance a new system, signaling progress for the prairie town.
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Brooks
Comfrey
Flour City Man Gets Contract For New Eagle Mill Warehouse
C F Haglin of Minneapolis will build Eagle Mill Co a large two story brick and concrete warehouse. The structure 60 by 150 feet will hold 40 000 barrels with second floor storage and moving platforms from the mill power house. Contract price about 230 000.
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Eagle Mill Co
C. F. Haglin
Minneapolis
Target Practice Scores At 200 300 Yards And Local Bridge Site
Scores from Company A officers and enlisted at 200 yards and 300 yards are listed with names and results. Additional King and Standard targets at Hunters Rest show top marks by Koch Gebser Schrodt Meyer and Hauenstein. County officials visited Lake Hanska to choose a bridge site. New Ulm Music store advertises records and cabinet cases for Edison and Victor machines.
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Pfaender
Hubbard
Juni
Klause
Schmidt
Corp. Grussendorf
Sacks
Kohn
Private Grussendorf
Victor Neumann
Arthur Neumann
Rossner
Plautz
Ramme
Neuwirth
Groebner
Meyer
Muhs
Hauenstein
Gebser
Koch
Schrodt
Edison
Victor
New Ulm
Baseball Growing In Popularity In New Ulm Games Highlight Local Talent
A bustling Sunday at New Ulm grounds featured locals defeating Gibbon 11 to 1 with McKenny delivering strong pitching and support. The column notes high interest in baseball across town, upcoming matches in Arlington, and several local results including Gold Coins 11 Daniel Webster 9, St Peter visiting Brown county, Sleepy Eye Indians turning tables with a $100 purse win, and an Eagle mill Gold Coins charity game.
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New Ulm
Gibbon
McKenny
New Ulm Boys
Arlington
Daniel
Fair Grounds
Mankato
St. Peter
Brown County
Mahler
Springfield
Sleepy Eye Indians
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Father Scholzen
Prof
Lee
Free
Spain
Railroad Commission
Flour City Man
Eagle Mill Company
Erickson
Julius
Ben Amann
Lake Hanska
Eagle Mill
Dr. O'Donnell
J.H. Sigel
W. McCue
North Broadway
District Court
Victoria Nagel
Geo. Reisser
Third South
Ottomeyer
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