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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
4
Three local publishers, New Ulm Publishing Company, Wenseen and Publishers, and United Press and Publishing Company, consolidate ownership over New Ulm Review, regrouping leadership and operations under a single regional press network.
The article argues the navy bill vote and added trillion in funding reflect U S monopolies driving foreign trade and expansion. It cites farm and labor interests, bankers, and Republican policy, noting marketing and credit issues as root causes. It also mentions a visit by Mrs Glen Moore and daughter Ignora to Madison and Center Street relatives.
Mrs Theresa Huhn a longtime New Ulm resident died under mysterious circumstances at her North Washington street home. Her body was found in a cistern by her son Hugo after he returned from work. Police suspect a fall or fainting spell while reaching for rain water. she had recently recovered from surgery. She was born in 1855 in Saxony and came to America in 1877. Funeral services were held at St Paul Ev Lutheran church with Rev Albrecht officiating.
Courland residents report Sunday visits with Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher at Buffalo Lake. Herman Poehler and Chas Stucke drove to Minneapolis and back the same day. Nels Pearson spent the weekend with friends in Randall. R Holzerland remodels his house with Herman Meyer doing carpentry. Miss Hilda Precht returns from Nicollet. Rev Fields and wife visited the Karrs. Mrs Abraham and daughter Henriettta visited Stucke home. Abraham is Stucke’s sister. Rockvam family moves to Schlottman house as Kohns move in. Rockvam opens lunch room and photo shop near home. Concordia Band played at St Clair Mission Festival. Mrs Henry Poehler hosts a birthday party. Lorenz Hunziker, Gust Litfin and Henry Poehler working in Lamberton carpentry spent Sunday at home. Wm Schroeder of Danube visited relatives last week.
J F Neumann longtime New Ulm resident and Turnverein member dies after years of public service. Survived by wife Emily and four children from second marriage plus eight from first. funeral at Turner Hall with military honors from Company A and Hofmeister band. City to close businesses 2 to 8 pm for the service. Also notes Alma Schmidt guest, and George Kraus injured at Voss quarries.
Multiple marriages detailed in this May/June issue include Alma Guth and Arthur Melzer at St Pauls Ev Lutheran with Laura Guth as bridesmaid and Hugo Melzer as best man. The couple will farm in Linden township near Hanska and begin married life at that farm.
Tuesday's Children born on Tuesday have loving yet quarrelsome dispositions and short lives but are skilled artisans. They may seek fortune easily or fraudulently, risk head wounds from steel, and suit roles like generals or engineers. They could excel as surgeons bakers or cooks and fear not sudden death. They marry once and have few children.
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