Many names register in Nicollet County event
One hundred and eight men registered in Nicollet County last Wednesday with registrants from New Ulm Lafayette Nicollet Courtland St. Peter Courtland and other towns. The list includes Henry Groebner Walter Rud Elmer Gaethe Chas Prabl Ludwig Breu John Schuegel Harry Peterson Oscar Holmquist Alb Stark Hy Romberg Walter Larson Wm Kohls Gee Mulligan J Mack Louis Hanson Bernhard Giese Fred Mueller Max Stelzer Beussmann Demeier Brandel Russell Plaman Kienlen and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Groebner
Stark
J. Walter
Leavenworth
Cobden T .Burnstown
Lowinske
Elmer J. Gaethe
Cottonwood Chas
F. Prabl
Cottonwood
Ludwig L. Breu
John O. Schuegel
Harry A. Peterson
Cobden
Oscar_V. Holmquist
Comfrey Sigel
W. Hilleshem
Walter C. Krenz
Herbert A. Ganske
Sigel
Louis C. Petersen
Harry F. Schaefer
Gustav A. Kuehn
Milford
Sylvester J. Miller
Comfrey
Kurt W. Christiansen
Eden Jos
F. Schnobrich
Alb
W. Stark
Hy. C
Prairieville
Bernhard Giese
Milford Fred, D. Mueller Milford
Max Stelzer
Bashaw
John ‘D. Beussmann
North Star
Nicollet County
New Ulm
Janus Langseth
Andres
Nicollet
Edward F. Wenninger
Benedict Kosek
Benedict A. Brown
Hugo Nick Dorm
Roy Gor. Palmer
Fairfax
Curtis Palmer Halverson
Alfred John Demeier
John Brandel
Allen Llewellyn Russell
Gustave Plaman
Gaylord
Fred
May Weather Sets Record Range for Month
May's temperature ranged from 89 degrees on the 4th to below freezing on the 13th, a record 60 degree swing. Weather observer Hense blames the war for the unusual heat and scheduling mixups, noting May precipitation reached 5.76 inches, not unusually high for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hense
May Altho
Park Concert Program for June 16
A park concert program lists pieces including Liberty Loan Overture The Altar of Genius Velvet of the Rose and Land of Dreams. Performers or conductors include G D Barnard Rockwell Patrol of the Piccaninnies and Masten with Marches and Reverie pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh
Liberty Loan
Cai Se Sousa
Geni
King
Wulta
G. D. Barnard
Alstyne Hh
Si vayyceesCh
Rockwell
Weathered Month Brings Mixed Skies to New Ulm
A fragment notes ample rainfall early and late, with repeated thunderstorms and hail on the sixth. It records thirteen clear days, twelve partly cloudy, six overcast, and an average temperature of 58.85 degrees with southerly winds. The passage emphasizes Minnesota soil moisture and New Ulm’s drought resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
New Ulm
Thor
Danderine Promises Hair Rescue From Dandruff
A promotional piece urges using Snowlton's Danderine to stop dandruff and hair loss. It claims dandruff weakens hair, causes itching, and that Danderine can restore lustre and strength, advising readers to obtain a small bottle at any drug store for better hair and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phin
Snowlton’s
Holy Trinity School Graduation at Holy Trinity Church
Commencement exercises at Holy Trinity Church last Sunday afternoon awarded diplomas to 22 graduates, eight boys and fourteen girls. Rev. R. Schlinkert presided, with addresses on patriotism and citizenship, and the ceremony featured choirs, hymns, and the distribution of diplomas and premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Church
Veni Jesus
St. Caecelian Choir
Veni Creator Spiritus
St. Caecelian
R. Schlinkert
Schlinkert
Raymond A. Amann
Henry A. Esser
Alvin W. Franta
George J. Kunz
Edward J. Saelens
Alfons W. Sprenger
George M. Tauscheek
Edward H. Witt
Lauretta B. Arbes
Adelia M. Baumann
Mary D. Classen
Katie M. Dewanz
Bessie B. Dietz
Gertrude A. Esser
Beatrice A. Gang
Elsie M. Guth
Josephine B. Helger
Olivia M. Meidl
Elsie D. Mueller
Lauretta C. Ranweiler
Florence H. Schneider
Elsie C. Schnobrich
War ballots requested by local soldiers for June primary
County Auditor L G Vogel reports forty one soldiers have applied for war ballots. Applications come from residents of New Ulm Sleepy Eye Springfield Hanska Linden Comfrey Stark Prairieville Home Milford Bashaw Evan and others. Most seek Republican ballots though many request Democratic ballots and two ask for Socialist ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Vogel
Lester S. Gleason
Nels
Becken
Arthur C. Meyer
Frank G. Liebl
Albert Trebesch
A. A. Guldan
Columbus Herman
R. J. Mueller
Henry A. Dietz
Waldemar L
New Ulm
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
Hanska
Linden
Comfrey
Stark
Prairieville
Home
Milford
Bashaw
Evan
Minnesota
Men Respond 10 Next War Call For Brown County Draft
Brown County will furnish nearly a hundred more men for the army in the next draft call. About June 26 entrainment is expected with eighty two going from Brown County, Nicollet County providing forty two and Blue Earth supplying one hundred twenty two. Watonwan fifty six and Redwood one hundred three also sent. The men go to Camp Grant near Rockford Illinois, first from the state to be sent there. Minnesota aims for ten thousand more, totaling nearly fifty thousand in service. Farm workers may be excluded from this call as crops require labor. There will be two draft calls from Brown County before Class II men are summoned.
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Brown County
Nicollet, Co
Blue Earth
Watonwan County
Redwood
Camp Grant
Rockford
Ill
Minnesota
George Fesenmaier suffers blood poisoning after nail injury
George Fesenmaier stepped on a rusty nail and now suffers blood poisoning. Mr and Mrs John Het lingered to visit in recent days. Jones of Reville also visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fesenmaier
Walter Schleuder
Waseca
Mn Jones
Reville
Ae Hans
John Hetlinger
Wonderful Stuff Lift Out Corns
An ad touts Freezone a ether-based corn remover discovered by a Cincinnati man. It claims painless relief for hard soft or between the toes corns or calluses. A few drops applied directly dissolve soreness and loosen the corn so it can be lifted away. Freezone supposedly shrivels corns without skin irritation.
Local notes from visiting residents and military news
Miss Clara Korber spent days visiting in Mankato last week and Miss Hilda Kienlen of Fairfax visited relatives here. Kurt Bell writes from Camp Lewis on a fine trip. Victor Neumann, stationed at Long Island, sails for overseas duty. Frank Willinger, Sr. learns his son arrived overseas with Co F 4th Ammunition Train. Charlie Hess departs Mayo ties and trains in Washington. Frank Schieff moves into new North Broadway restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Korber
Mankato
Hilda Kienlen
Fairfax
Wm. Thaemlitz
Bancroft
South Dakota
Kurt Bell
Camp Lewis
Victor Neumann
Long Island
High Seas
Frank Willinger
Frank
Co. F. 4Th Ammunition Train
Local Trade Names Listed in City Directory
A scanned page lists diverse firms and individuals including Crone Bros H W Engelbert Geo Fesenmaier Ben I Vetter Wie Durbahn Stuebe Bros WM Bierbaum W A Pfefferle Wen Ruemke Bastian Martin Brandl A Schulke, indicating a business directory snippet with multiple names and firms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bernard A. Kreitinger
Floyd BE
Swanbeck
Emily T
Winkelman
Oto H. Bloemke
Norris W
Hier
Clarence A
Rubitschung
Ervin A. Berg Springfield
Dos. G. Ochs
Jos. O. Schneider
Theo. J. Schmid
Springfield Vinton C. Bird Springfield
Walter Galle
Dowehjin Hammann Springfield
Joseph Lang Springfield
Tanner Block
Johnson Burnstown
Roy John Vogel
le Kuebler
Eden John T. Lewis
Oscar E. Stark
Burnstown
Joseph J. Nachreiner
Mike E. Law Comfrey
Henry de Kuebler
Eden
Leonard A. Olson
Albin Burnstown
Edward C. Kettner
Ole Lilleoden
Lake Hanska
John Wm
Lochner
Tadwig Ve Zemiler
G. Bendtsen
Plata . Bashaw
Martin J. Hickel
Seth H. Aspel
Albin
Adam
Luksik
Comfrey Gee
Sehwagerl
Mulligan
Wotsehhe
L. Frobric
Tordsen
Alfa Gay
Sigel John
Hager Essig
A. Windschitl
Ant
A. Zuehlsdorf
Frank Reed
Courtland Spencer Brown
Chicago
Clarence Hy Mielke
Bushant
Albin Roy R. Runck
Herbert Kirkof
R. Richert
Louis Schwarte
Emil Radtke
Cottonwood Alb. Co
Hellmann
Ath
Nickel
Theo
A Fincher
John J
Simon ‘Wabasso
Lawrence J. Braun
Stark Emil O
Haugen Lake
Henry M. Ulen
R. Christensen
Tua
R. Reisehstein
Maré
King Vmotion
Gustav Luders
Paul Linke
Kajoke Davee
J. R. Clemons
J.B. Lampe
Gossard
Crone Bros
New Ulm,Minn
Holy Trinity School
Ma Aga
Hotel
Fedieson
Sappho
U.s.marine Corps
U.S. Barines
Anna Frasch
Morgan, Minn
D. C. Vickermann
Ann Hetzinger
Vickermann
Ema Helzinger
Tyler
Hugo Forster
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
Mable Arndt
Eleanor Falk
Frank Schieff
North Broadway
Frank Niemann
Alex Schwendinger
Carroll
Iowa
H. M. Johnson
Eagle Roller Mill
Warren
Minn
Chas. L. Hess
Rochester
Mayo Hospital
Washington, D. C
United States
Europe
America
Northwestern Telephone Exchange CO
Jaye Food Bay War Savings Stampa. and
Liberty Bonde
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