Probate notices and estate claims orders issued in Brown County
Special Term of the Brown County Probate Court in New Ulm 1917 orders examination of accounts for Bernhard Knees estate and Barbara Kusehnneck estate. Notices require filing claims within three months and hearings set for June and September 1917. Publication to run weekly for three weeks in the New Ulm Review.
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Minnesota
Eee
Bernhard Knees
Reading
Bernhard
New ‘Ulmin
New Ulm
Said
Brown
Barbara. Kusehneck
Barbara Kusehneck
Albert Sceintarner
Albert Steinhauser
Lan
New Alminsaid County
Forthwith
New Ulminsaid County
New Uim
Minn
Foreclosure Notice and Sale of Minnesota Mortgage Property
Mortgage on Park Addition North of Center Street New Ulm Brown County Minnesota Lot 11 12 13 Block 217 described. sale set July 7 1917 at 10 a.m. at county courthouse front door to satisfy debt 5085.21 plus interest taxes and attorney fees with one year redemption. PAN-AMERICANISM noted in federation meeting coverage.
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Merten
Park Addition
Center Street
New Ulm
Register of Deeds
Brown County
Minnesota
Charles Hauser
Hauser É Sons | Malting Co
State Bank of Hansas
Hauser & Sons Malting Company
Pfaender & Erickson
Estate court orders hearings in Brown County
An 1917 Brown County court order schedules hearings on the estates of Therese Schmidt and Louise Hauenstein. Petitions seek account approval and appointment of administrators, with notices to heirs published weekly in the New Ulm Review. Dates run for hearings on June 28 1917 at the New Ulm Probate Office.
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State of
Minnesota
Brown
Louise Hanenstein
Weigand Hauenstein
Louise Hauenstein
Weigand Hiuuenstein
New Ulm
Waid County
New Ulm Review
New Unin
Colden Gate and Community Events Highlight Weekend
Frank Meyer of Sleepy Eye visited Monday. John O Mara and wife of New Ulm spent Sunday with Wm Cutting. Emil Gilbertson of Springfield visited Floyd Werring. Meta Schrapp returns home for summer. A large attendance at the Golden Gate hall dance. W V Burroughs and family spent Sunday in Sleepy Eye. Preparations for the farmer's picnic on George Berkner farm June 7 include games foot races and a ball game. Elizabeth Martine home for summer. E A Sherman and family from Iberia visited Frank Ibbereen. Home Boosters invest in a silk flag to unfurl over their cab house. Howard Meyer visited Wabasso Sunday. Anna Barkas finishes eight months as teacher in Dist 17 with a school picnic and races. Mabel and Stella Grundmeyer of Sleepy Eye visited here.
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Frank Meyer
Sleepy Eye
John O’mara
New Ulm
Wm. Cutting
Emil Gilbertson
Springfield
Floyd Werring
Meta Schrapp
Golden Gate Hall
W. V Burroughs
Howard Meyer
Wabasso
Anna Barkas
Dist
Mabel
Stella Grundmeyer
Mathews Jones Wedding in Cambria Highlights Joyful Ceremony
Miss Ella Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Jones of Lake Crystal wed Harry Mathews son of Mr and Mrs Edward Mathews of Duluth at the bride’s brothers Cambria home. Rev E W Griffiths officiated with Edna M and Harry Jones as witnesses. The couple will reside on a Cambria farm after a luncheon and decor featured lilacs and ferns.
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Cambria
Long Beach
Cgl
J. D. Price
Miss Hattie Forbrock Goes to Faribault for Weeks
Courland notes teachers and pupils reports including a last day picnic at the school grounds. Several residents travel to Echo and Mankato while a colt incident near the depot left John Frederick with a broken collarbone and bruises but recovering.
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Hattie’ Forbrock
Apend
Faribault
H. E. Stellmacher
Ulm
Ernnest Etter
Velma Marsh
Mankato
Walter Berberich
Loretto
Sleepy Eye High School
C. Arndt
F. Arndt
Martha Raedeke
Jennie Arndt
Sami
Gieseke
M. D. Raedeke
Carver
Minn
Paul Forbrook
Nicollet
Otto Zimmerman
New Ulm
Robert
Albert
John Frederick
Mr. Frederick
Enlighten Thy Daughter and the Shadowed Lives of Delinquent Youth
Dr Clara P Seippel describes how delinquent girls reflect failing families and community neglect. In a county building office she recounts a 15 year old girl who ran away with her mother to cabarets and cars seeking a good time, not inherent badness. The interview centers on responsibility for troubled youth and social circumstances shaping lives.
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Clara P. Seippel
Cabareta
Abul
Call for moral training to curb youth misbehavior
A physician decries permissive culture and fashion, urging home based instruction on personal purity and the sanctity of marriage. He argues boys suffer most from lack of guidance and society’s permissiveness, calling for early, positive ideals rather than threats.
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Dr. Seippel
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