June settlement shows increases in Brown County funds
County officials led by Auditor Vogel and Treasurer Berg completed the June settlement and sent the apportionments to the State Auditor in record time. Total apportionment reached 83 235 28 with rises in county revenue and New Ulm allocations, while the New Ulm independent school district also increased despite lower state totals. The year’s total collected was 194 787 40.
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Vogel
Berg
State Capitol
Brown County
New Arms Independent
New Ulm
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
Comfrey Hanska
Evan
Cobden
Albin
Bashaw
Burnstow
Cottonwood
Eden
Home
Lake Hanska
Leavenworth
Linden
Milford
Mulligan
North Star
Prairieville
Sigel
Stark
Crusade Against Boxcar Merchants Seizes Paints and Oils
The state dairy and food department confiscated paints and oils at Foley Minnesota purchased by local farmers. Missing proper labeling triggers seizure under the transient merchant law. The department aims to curb inferior goods sold from boxcars, which are often misbranded.
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State Dairy and Food Department
Foley
Minn
Young Chicagoan Nabbed Near Springfield
A young man calling himself Stanley Nazimek was found wandering in North Star township last Friday. He could not recall his past or provide a reliable home, and after questioning was sent to the hospital for the insane in St Peter following an examination before Judge Boaz.
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Stanley Nazimek
North Star Township
Frederickson
Chicago
North Star
Boaz
St. Peter
Railroad workers asked to cut freight losses
The Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad directs employees from water hay on the section to top officials to form committees and report theft and damage. Last year 173000 dollars or 2.29 percent of freight revenue were lost to batisty claims. Each worker receives a form to report any leakage method to reduce losses.
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Minneapolis and St. Louis
Batisty
E. E. Kerwin
School Bonds Proposition Defeated in East Chain Special Vote
In East Chain Martin county, a special election rejected a $30,000 bond proposal. Voters opposed 55 to 11, with a June 15 revision seeking board authorization to sell bonds. Local notes mention Waconia band tournament and court openings, plus reports on fishing, relics found during sewer work, and a racecar incident affecting Jesse Backer.
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Martin County
Minnesota
Blind Pigs Flourish in Dry Madelia
The St James Independent reports Madelia in Watonwan County sees enforcement actions this week. Albert Leach pleaded guilty to illegal sale of intoxicants and paid 75 dollars. Edward Hennefan and William O Brien faced fines and jail time for intoxication. Ash Osborne and others received suspended sentences. Benjamin Mutsch paid 50 dollars for a blind pig charge.
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Madelia
Watonwan
St. James
Albert Leach
Hennefan
Wm. O'Brien
Mankato
Ash
Osborne
Benjamin Mutsch
Managers Pleased With A Program Across City Pages
The article reports mixed views from University Week leadership on a recent program with concerns about acoustic quality and audience reach. It notes militia target practice starting near Juni farm and a telephone-linked range, plus a wedding announcement for Hazel Adelaide Hughes and Frederick Stolz in St Paul with plans to reside in Nicollet after July 1.
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Juni Farm
Hazel Adelaide Hughes
Frederick Stolz
St. Paul
B. C. Hughes
Blue Earth County
Chas. A. Stolz
Mr. Stolz
Nicollet
May temperature shows warmer average than last year
The May month recorded an average of 55.88 degrees vs 53.38 last year with 89 degrees on May 26 and a cold 28 on May 2. Frosts on 18 days, sleet on the 25th 28th and 31st, and five thunderstorms marked the month. Weather notes compare May 1915 as more cloudy but with more clear days this year.
New Ulm People Report Instant Action from Adleri-ka
Advertiser claims Adleri-ka with buckthorn bark and glycerine provides instant relief for constipation sour stomach and gas after one spoonful. It is said to affect both lower and upper bowels and may relieve chronic stomach issues while preventing appendicitis in some cases. E A Pfefferle druggist.
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New Ulm
E. A. Pfefferle
Kodak sale and clothing store ad notice
Vacation time is here. Have you a Kodak You get one here for 98c and $5.00 trade or free with $25.00 purchase. Columbia Clothing Store F P Zwhunke Prop Columbia Clothing Store For sale Nice driving horse weighs around 1100 buggy cutter and harness Inquire of R Leary Adv 23 24 Notice of dissolution The partnership of Pfaender Flor has been dissolved by mutual consent The senior member Albert Pfaender continues in charge of all pending matters and accounts in the Olsen Building.
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Kodak
Columbia Clothing Store
F. P. Zwhunke
R. Leary
Pfaender
F. P. Zehunke
Eastman
F. P. Zchunke
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University Week
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Henry Simons Lumber CO
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Mgr
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Elvira
Fremont, Wis
Hanska
Linden Farmers’ Clubs
F. W. Johnson
Albert D. Flor
Ottomeyer Block
New Ulm, Minn
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Albert DP
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Standard Oil Co
Emil Wicherski
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Adam J. Peters
Mankato Commercial College
Opera House
Opera House Orchestra
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Heummann Block
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