Great Days for Woodmen Picnic Displays Mixed Reactions
The New Ulm Woodmen picnic drew two thousand visitors on Wednesday with a grand parade and band concerts. Mankato won the Foresters’ drill and band concert honors while Mayor Bobbier welcomed guests. local happenings included weddings, arrests, and council-worthy chatter about events and speeches.
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New Ulm
St. Peter
Lwood
Fee Department
Turnverein
Geo. Gubleter
Sleepy Frye
Mankato
Springfield
Mapleton
North German Park
Bobbier
Jou
Harry Lund
Minneapolis
Chas.e Linquist
Rush City
Gilbert Gutterson
Lake Crystal
St. James
John Nagel
Maxwell
Dr. Strickler
Redwood Falls
Bobleter
Star
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New Ulm Players Rally For Three Straight Wins In Picnic
New Ulm baseball wins three straight in Woodmen Picnic action. Mueller, Waldren, Newmann and Chapman star as New Ulm defeats Mankato 4 to 3 in ten innings and Springfield 3 to 2 in a tense battle, with New Ulm also routing St James 7 to 1.
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New Ulm
Hackbarth
New Ulm Boys
Mankato
Lefty Marsh
St.Thomas College
Cap Mueller
Rusty Schneider
Springfield
Loeffler
Madison Lake
Roy Waldren
Winnebago
Waldren
Springfield Boys
Chapman
Collins
Stringer
St. James
Jack Newmann
Ulm
Newmann
Morgan
New Ulm Boys Win Second at Sleepy Eye Meet
At Sleepy Eye on Saturday the Brown Redwood County YMCA field and track meet drew six teams and about forty participants. Redwood Falls won with 32 points, New Ulm took second with 27, Springfield third with 22, followed by Golden Gate, Sleepy Eye, and Leavenworth. New Ulm claimed first in the half mile relay and showed strength in the fifty yard dash and distance throwing with multiple top placers including E Kleine and Ed Stadtherr.
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Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Golden Gate
Redwood Falls
Springfeld
Springfield
Lamberton
Morgan
Brown-Redwood County Young Men’s Christian Association
Leavenworth
E. Kleine
Ed Stadtherr
Arthur Seifert
Guy Green
Golen Gate
Milo Jones
Golden | Gate
Reuben Potter
E. la Gow
Clarence Mason
Gustav Sell
A. King
Retwood Falls
A. L. J. Stadtherr
E. Stadtherr
H. Zieske
F. Hammermeister
E Stadtherr
A. L. Stadtherr
F. Ives
Walter Bird
C. Mason
H. Kissner
Walter Sird
Leslie Burghart
K. Stadtherr
New Jim
E. Mo
Warl
Frank Eastman
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St. Thomas College
M. B. Critchett
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Worthington
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Laverne
Schmidt
Barbara Landhammer
Lafayette Township
George Bauer
Arthur W. Eckstein
College of Pharmacy
Andrew J. Eckstein
Minnesota
Turner Theatre
Schulz
Critchett
Prof. Young
Mankato Normal
Florence Neano
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William P. Roscoe
Justice N. Henningson
Geo. Isackson
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Frank Jaehn
Wieland & Stegeman
James T. McCleary
S. D. Peterson
McCleary
Henry Keller
St. Louis Park
Alice Keller
Louis Edward Brown
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W. S. Vercoe
Cuddy-Cavanaugh Co
August Kiesling
South Washington Street
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Chicago
St. Alexander's Hospital
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Atlanta Constitution
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Miss Hansen
Geo. May
Buffalo
New York
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H. N. Samsen
Ford. Crone
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Hanska
Flour City
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Redwood County
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Congress
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