Glorious Fourth Planned for New Ulm Turnfest
The arrangement committee announces July 3 and 4 Turnfest events in New Ulm with parades, sports, German comedy, a Second Regiment Band concert, fireworks, and civic speeches. Delegations from St Paul and Minneapolis expected, souvenir cards available at local shops to boost attendance.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
New Ulm
North Dakota
Turner
Turner Hall Park
Second Regiment
Turnverein
A. Schroeck
New Ulm Review
Fortschritt
Turner Hall
Pioneer Deng Co
Math
Petersen
Jos
Groebner, Bug
Pfefferle
City Drug Store
Q. M. Olsen
Company A Rifle Range Prizes Boost Range Work
Captain Albert Pfaender offers cash prizes to spur range practice at Company A with rewards for top aggregate scores in the sharp shooters course and best recruit score. Daily high scorer earns $1 per range. Last year’s Company team won the colonel’s badge with a 855 score. Range starts Sundays at 6:45 from the armory in the Opera House.
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Albert Pfaender
Opera House
Class of 1910 New Ulm High School Graduation Tonight
The 1910 graduating class of New Ulm High School holds its commencement at Turner Hall Theatre this Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Dr. F H Swift of the University of Minnesota will deliver the address. Doors open at 7 30 with limited seating for relatives. all others asked to be seated early. The program includes class prophecy orations by honor graduates and the valedictorian address. Names of the graduates follow.
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New Ulm High School
Turner Hall
F. H. Swift
University of Minnesota
Supt
Crushett
Latin Course Names Found in Local School Listing
A partial list of students enrolled in Latin language courses appears in the local school roster. The names include Bertha Altmann Ida Baar Eda Falk Elsa Fritsche Esther Heidemann Sarah Lipp and others.
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Bertha C. Altmann
Ida C. Baar
Eda
Falk
Elsa Fritsche
Esther A. Heidemann
Sarah Lipp
Hilda E Schnobrich
Alexander G. Seifert
Melvin A. Vogiel
Dollar verdict for Anna De Bar awarded in damages suit
Jury exonerates Anna De Bar a crippled plaintiff of $25,000 in her damage suit against A W Gutridge secretary of the Associated Charities. Wilder Charity and Amherst H Wilder Charity were dismissed from the case. The jury also sent a letter praising De Bar for her character and requesting consideration of her condition.
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Anna de Bar
Geo. Siebenbrunner
New Ulm
St.Paul
A. W. Gutridge
Associated Charities
Harvey Officer
Wilder Charity
Miss de Bar
Amherst H. Wilder
Crop report from Chicago & North Western along Winona line
Winona Minnesota June 4 report says last week along the Chicago and North Western Railway west of Winona shows better weather and crop progress. Temperatures ranged 55 to 76 degrees with no rain and cold nights. Small grains show even strong growth, corn lags. more moisture would help, but development is ahead of last year.
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Winona
Minn
Chicago & North-Western
Watertown
Evan
Marshall
Redwood Falls
March laze of Glory at Holzmann High School
Holzmann High School presents a program featuring the orchestra and chorus. Salutatory honors are awarded to Eunice G. Starr and Alexander G. Seifert with essays and poems. Students include Sarah Lipp and Eda A Falk with a class history and prophecy.
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Holzmann High School
Albert L. George
Geibel
Wild Flowers of
Minnesota
Eunice G. Starr
Sarah Lipp
Girl’s Glee Club
Carmena
Lane- Wilson
Falk
Alexander G. Seifert
Elsa Fritsche
Dairymen Battle Law For Babcock Test License
Minnesota Supreme Court heard Cobb vs French over a 1909 law requiring dairymen to use the Babcock test for butter fat and obtain a state license. Cobb argues the law constitutes class legislation and seeks an injunction. The court allowed briefs on whether an injunction could issue if enforcement harms affected businesses.
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Commission
Babcock
State Supreme Court
R. E. Cobb
Andrew French
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Cobb
Minnesota
Losses From Fire Rise In Minnesota In April
Fire losses in Minnesota rose by 207 000 in April from the previous year with totals of 252 000 this April and 45 000 last year. Nationally April losses totaled 14 366 000 this year versus 17 380 000 last year. The insurance commissioner notes the rebate ban on policies amid rumors of violations.
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Minnesota
John A. Hartigan
United States
Kept The King at Home Promotes Dr King’s Pills
A Buffalo New Jersey resident Paul Matnuska praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as an easy remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The advertisement notes the product is available for 25 cents at O M Olsen.
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Dr. King
Paul Matnuska
Buffalo
N. J
O. M. Olsen
Fairfax Triumphs Over New Ulm in Rainy Baseball Thriller
Fairfax defeats New Ulm 3 to 1 as Schienger and Caven star in a muddy nine inning game. Fairfax score three runs in the first inning while New Ulm strands runners and misplays key chances. Schneider works eight strong innings for New Ulm, with Caven logging five strikeouts for Fairfax.
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Fairfax
Ulm
Schneider
Schienger
Short
Caven
Smith
Blake
Bregel
Wohl
Lindemann
Joe
Dahms
Backer
Alwin
Wicherski
Seifert
Pub Schneider
Que
Buenger
New Ulm
L. Caven
Wohleb
Marman
Marlowe
Pullen
Cavens
Pair
Woman Killed Crossing Tracks by Omaha Train
In Mankato Minnesota Mrs Calvin Smith aged 68 was struck and killed while crossing the Omaha Flyer No 3 at Hubble avenue. The North Western passenger bound for New Ulm passed moments earlier and the woman seemed watching that train. She left behind an ailing husband. Also reported: five Christian Volunteers Church members held street services in New Ulm and solicited funds for travel.
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Mankato
Minn
Calvin Smith
Omaha
Hubble Avenue
North-Western
New Ulm
Christian Volunteers Church
Salvation Army
Minnesota
First North Sts
These Volunteers
Muscatine
Lows
Cold Weather Worsens Crop Prospects Across Provinces
Long cold spell and heavy prairie snowstorms depress yields across Canada with Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba hit hardest. Fruit crops face meager percentages as officials warn of bleak outlook for cherries apples plums and berries due to late frosts and persistent cool weather.
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Prairie Province
Canada
Alberta
Reddeer
Saskatchewan
Regina
Prince Albert
Chicago
Wesley Greene
State Horticultural Department
Road upgrade in Nicollet County improves New Ulm corridor
State Nicollet County City of New Ulm and Town of Lafayette will share costs to raise and widen the Kuehner road from New Ulm east of the river in a northwesterly direction. State funds 9500. Lafayette votes 300. county will cover remainder to total 2500 to 83000. Project aims to prevent flood disruptions and serve New Ulm Courtland Ridgely West Newton and Lafayette with a 24 foot gravel bed road. City Council Supervisor Claus Swanson Frank Wellner Adam Goblitsch Jr Anton Youngborn join county commissioners in backing the plan.
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Nicollet County
Kuehner
New Ulm
Lafayette
City of
Courtland
Ridgely
West Newton
Claus Swanson
Frank Wellner
Adam Goblitsch, Jr
Anton Youngborn
Board of County Commissioners
Grand June Concert at Turner Hall Theatre
Announcement and program for the annual June concert by the Male chorus Mixed choir and Orchestra of Dr. Martin Luther College held Monday evening June 13 at Turner Hall Theatre. Directed by Prof. Reuter the event aims to surpass last year's acclaimed performance with broad patronage expected and tickets available at Pioneer Drug Co.
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Dr. Martin Luther College
Turner Hall Theatre
Reuter
Prof. Reuter
New Ulm
Pioneer Drug Co
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Turner Theatre
Chester Ni, Alwin
Stanley A. A. Alwin
Albert L. Demeier
Mabel S. Durbahn
Teresa M. Giefer
Alfred F. Groebner
Hulda
L. Goetsch
Arthur L. Huhn
Venantius C.mchale
Emma FE. Riegler
Elda E. Schrader
Elsa M. Seifert
Eunica C. Starr
Edna Stolz
Lauretta A. Sturm
Crippled Woman
Mads
A. W. Gatridge
North- Western Railroad
Supreme Court
Holliater
Rocky Mountain
Geta
Autos
Aler Po Wicherski
Lindemann St
Dabus O
Alwin Schneider P
Fairfax Ab Po Marman
Marlow
Schienger S
Blake of
Iowa
New
Fayette
Ottomeyer
Ft Wessso
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