New Ulm Review Critiques Hospitality Poor Reception for Minneapolis Guests
The New Ulm Review reports a flawed plan to welcome the Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association and its 2nd Regiment band. Only about ten Commercial Club members joined the parade to the depot, leaving dignitaries disappointed and highlighting a need for broader community participation.
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Minneapolis
Commercial Club
Clab Rooms
2Nd. Regiment
M. St. L
Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association
Minnesota Street
2Nd Regiment
M.& St. Lidlepot
Third North Street
New Ulm
Cooperation Drives Growth for New Ulm and Red Wing
The article argues New Ulm should adopt a cooperative growth plan modeled on Red Wing. It cites Red Wing’s ten year population rise and the $75,000 local capital drive to revive a shoe factory, expand milling, flax crushing, clay pipe, and crockery production. The piece stresses local financing and payroll stability through cooperative cooperation.
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New Ulm
Redwing
Remember The Day June 16 Road Humor In The Country
A reflective column laments road conditions and driver nerves as Jitney buses dodge gravel and new ditches. It praises early roadwork methods like the road drag and playfully critiques Sleepy Eye’s eight mile per hour speed sign while celebrating New Ulm streets.
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Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Change in Stub Mail Service Sparks Local Protests
Local residents in Courtland and Nicollet protest an order by Chief Clerk David Evans to end evening and morning mail service on the stub line from Mankato to St. Peter. The change limits trains to noon northbound and about two o clock southbound, with cross loading at Mankato and delays on the southbound run. The Commercial Club may influence reversal as petitions are reviewed.
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Courtland and Nicollet
David Evans
la Crosse, Wise
Mankato
St. Peter
Mortarity
Baptist
Groebner
Dodge Center
Sanborn
Pres. Ottomeyer
Commercial Club
Nippert Zelle Wedding and Local Notes Highlight New Ulm Area
Miss Lillian Nippert married Edgar Frederick Zelle at Plymouth Congregational Church in Minneapolis with a large gathering and family connections to New Ulm noted. The article also lists multiple New Ulm weddings, local births, appendicitis cases, hospital updates, and social events plus garden and school news from the Nicolles Leader local notes.
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St. Paul
Margaret Menzel
Killarney
Charles Zelle
New Ulm
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Courtland
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