Nimrods to Meet Here Tomorrow
Local meeting notes indicate Nimrods plan an ecological survey of Blue Earth County lakes. Delegations from St Peter and nearby towns will discuss game preservation and related topics at tomorrow night’s gathering.
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
6
Local meeting notes indicate Nimrods plan an ecological survey of Blue Earth County lakes. Delegations from St Peter and nearby towns will discuss game preservation and related topics at tomorrow night’s gathering.
The Tyrdkine nan rumed production Free Air arrives at Turner theatre next Sunday with Tom Douglas Marivtie Seaman among the stars. Crow Indians at Glacier Park renamed them Running Dour Laughing Water after hosting a party in their honor during three weeks of filming. Chief and tribe honored Griffith Seaman and Douglas with buckskin coats moccasins and a snow shoes before performances featuring tribal dances chants and tom toms.
Brides from New Ulm Minnesota Marie Biehl and Beata Krook tied nuptial knots in early June. Beata Krook wed Robert L Nedry of Lorain Ohio at a Knox Presbyterian home ceremony attended by Aimee Krook. Marie Biehl of New Ulm married Robert J Stewart of Elko Nevada at Salt Lake City Utah. Wright-Koehler pair set vows at 10 o'clock with local friends Bernice Britton and Harry Byer among attendees. The newlyweds plan to reside in Minneapolis and Elko respectively after brief honeymoons.
The Farmer-Labor party of Minnesota will hold its state convention at the Labor Temple in St. Paul on June 1. Fred A. Pake, state party chairman, issues the call. Delegates will be elected by county meetings, with apportionment based on last general election results. The convention may propose changes to the party name and lay plans for campaigning and finance.
The U S Supreme Court ruled the double tax and penalty provision of the national prohibition law invalid for illegal liquor manufacture and sale. Lipke of Philadelphia sought an injunction against Internal Revenue Collector Lederer. the injunction was denied but the high court said it should have been granted. In Minnesota, about 8000 cases face tax collection changes, with many warrants and executions halted pending the decision.
In Brown County Probate Court a June 5 1922 order directs the examination and allowance of final accounts of Paul and Fred S Lehmann executors for the Maria Lehmann estate. The hearing set for July 11 1922 at 10 AM at the New Ulm Probate Office, with publication in the New Ulm Review for three consecutive weeks.
Minnesota highway officials credit state papers for cooperation in the road improvement drive. Babcock lauds public support, predicting further development in five years to boost tourism, farm markets, and rural communication. Germania Sisters host out of town visitors at Woodmen Hall dinner with brief remarks and a luncheon.
Special term in Brown county Minnesota 1922 grants letters testamentary to Herman Bentzin for Wm Frank deceased of New Ulm. Court orders three months to file claims, with September 5, 1922 hearing at 10 AM in New Ulm Court House, notice to creditors by weekly publication for three weeks.
A May 1922 publication from Ulm Review at New Ulm Minnesota records a probate notice issued by WM. B. MATHER Judge of Probate. The notice appears in the weekly paper under Adg. 23-25.
Notice of foreclosure on Henry A Kaping and Mary Kaping's mortgage to The New Ulm Savings and Loan Association. Describes default, total due of 1649.48 plus interest, and schedule for sale of Lot 8 in Block 171 North of Center Street New Ulm on July 18, 1922 at 10 a.m. at the county courthouse front door.
Sealed bids for Broadway Street water mains construction in New Ulm Minnesota will be opened by the City Council on June 15 1922 at 7 30 P M. Bids must include a cash deposit equal to 15 percent of the bid and be filed with the City Clerk by 5 PM. Payment on completion will be cash.
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