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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
2
A. A. Schlumpberger announces candidacy for Brown County Register of Deeds. He asks for support and votes in the June 19 primary, citing years of business experience and a promise of prompt, efficient service. The notice is signed by WM. FP. SMASAL.
Dan H Mecklenberg announces candidacy for County Commissioner in Brown County Third District with primaries set for June 19. He emphasizes local issues and governance.
Theo Mueller announces candidacy for County Commissioner District 3 urging tax relief and best county interests. He asks voters in the Second and Third Wards of New Ulm and Town Milford for support at the June 19 primary election.
A series of candidate notices from Brown County Minnesota filed May 8 1922 calling voters to the June 19 primaries. W T Eckstein seeks the county attorney seat pledging effort despite court and public duties. Martin Paulson asks support for county commissioner from the 2nd District Hanska and Otto Friton seeks Brown County treasurer, citing farming roots and a progressive record.
Rudolph Martin and August Backer announce bids for County Commissioner Third District in the former second and third wards of New Ulm plus Milford Township. Martin, formerly a Nicollet County commissioner, seeks re nomination with backing noted for the June 19 primary.
Albert D Flor pledges an honest square deal as Brown County Attorney candidate appealing for voter support at the June 19 primary. George D Erickson seeks County Attorney nomination and calls for votes June 19, 1922. Christ Roland pursues the Second Commissioner District nomination, citing prior service and urging primary backing.
Tom Moore stars as an American in the eighties drawn into a Corsican vendetta over a suspected murder. Naomi Childers plays Enid, sister to the alleged killer, whose love delays the feud. Cedric Gibbons designed the sets with Victor Schertzinger directing. A card shuffling machine is also noted.
Two ceremonies conducted at Holy Trinity parish two New Ulm couples tied the knot. Niemann Zeug pair wed with attendants Frank Niemann Jr and Edna Niemann, then Rothmeier Neudecker and Pechtel Altmann unions followed with guests and a dinner at home. couples plan to reside in New Ulm after honeymoons.
Essig and surrounding area share updates on Leo Heimann visiting from Omaha studying pharmacy at Creighton College, Irene Vogelpohl returning from camp at Cottonwood River, Gladys Eggensperger visiting after Parker College graduation, Guy McLaughlin recovering from appendicitis after surgery in New Ulm, Ey. Friedens Churches from New Ulm and Essig hosting a picnic at Milford Club house with meals and games, Clara Pitchner visiting Springfield and staying with siblings, and Puchner working as a stenographer at the State Bond and Mortgage office during her vacation.
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