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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1918
Page
6
A long list of residents and visitors appears, detailing neighbors and relatives in New Ulm. People travel between Minneapolis, Morgan, Wabassa, La Porte, Winthrop, St. James, and Wisconsin, with church, school events, and local weddings recurring, plus a government tax distribution note and a June settlement summary.
The Second District of Women's Clubs met in Lake Crystal June 5 6 and 7 with about 118 club women in attendance. Mrs F P Starr and Mrs H H Walters represented local clubs as program notes praised the meeting. State officers attended in large numbers and several officers were re elected to their posts including C H Asch Springfield president Edna Cole Lake Crystal vice president R M Fotter Springfield corresponding secretary Chute Fairmont recording secretary E H Poppitz Jackson treasurer.
County Auditor Louis G. Vogel reports this year’s June settlement as the largest and fastest collections yet, with over $260,000 gathered since March 1 and allocated to various funds. Treasurer H. J. Berg notes a steady tax rise over years, with figures nearly doubling in five to six years from 1907.
George Fischer paused to view a wrecked car when Christ Dahl’s vehicle collided with it on the Cottonwood River bank. Dahl’s car suffered front-end damage while Fischer’s fenders were removed and repairs estimated at 50 to 100 dollars. Dahl’s vehicle required hauling as a house and bystander helped. Earlier that evening a Villers car rolled down a hill after brakes failed, plunging 30 feet into a heater and leaving occupants unharmed, with a broken telephone pole and cars damaged.
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