Oppose Swan Lake drainage plan in Nicollet County
New Ulm sportsmen meeting with delegates from Mankato St Peter and others denounces proposed lowering or draining Swan Lake. Farmers along the lake share the sentiment and warn of failed drainage projects like Rose and Timber Lakes. A committee led by A W Mueller to organize opposition and raise funds was formed with a follow up meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Gates
Mankato
St. Peter
Swan Lake
County Board
Nicollet County
George Pound
Sportsmen’s Club
A. W. Mueller
Rose Lake
Timber Lake
Eb, E. Miller
Daainage
C. A. Hintz
Minnesota Lake Preservation League
Swin Lake
Ulm
President Pond
Prophet's Paradise at Lyric with Eugene O'Brien in Orient tale
Selznick pictures present Prophet's Paradise starring Eugene O'Brien at the Lyric next Sunday. An Orient setting in Constantinople features a fake slave auction, a U.S. professor's daughter, and a thwarted extortion plot. O'Brien leads a daring escape and a reunion quest with a mystery woman, supported by Holmquist Cooper Housman Booth Donaldson Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene O’brien
Lyric Theatre
Selznick Pictures
Howard Anderson
Constantinople
Hassard el Maroun
Kadir
Anderson
Mr. O'Brien
Sigrid Holmquist
Bigelow Cooper
Arthur Housman
Nora Booth
Joseph Burke
Arthur Donaldson
John Hopkins
Alan Crosland
C. 8. Montayne
Two Cambria Weddings Highlight Local Nuptials
Last week Cambria saw two local weddings. Hugh F. Hughes wed Jennie Thomas at her parents home with Nora Johnson playing music and a post ceremony dinner, then Leroy Evans married Mildred Whig of Madison Lake in a quiet home ceremony before a planned farm life near Cambria. Both brides had taught locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria
Hugh F. Hughes
Jennie Thomas
Lake Crystal
Leroy Evans
Mildred Whig
Madison Lake
Minnesota
Thomas
Abraham Thomas
Nora Johnson
Hanska
Evans
Morgan Evans
Ford
Gwennie Evans
Leno Harris
Mankato
Maven Owens
Point Pleasant
Willard
Dina Niska
Dan Harris
Olaf Anderson
Fancy Cups and Saucers Deal at Bargain Price
A shipment of fine porcelain cups and saucers and plates arrived, offered at a bargain price. The items are thin china, pure white with decorative details.
Farmers Hold Annual Picnic At Riverside Park
Brown County Farms Bureau hosted its annual picnic at Riverside Park Springfield last Wednesday. About 3000 attendees from New Ulm and nearby areas enjoyed a program starting at 1 pm with the Orpheus band and community singing led by Dr Nuessle. Joe Ryan chaired the meeting and received the city key after Mr Reunitz welcomed guests. F L French outlined Minnesota Farm Bureau activities and benefits, noting savings through the Central Co operative Commission Association and Minnesota Co operative Creameries Association. F W Peck discussed economic issues affecting farmers, reflecting on today’s economic climate. Athletic events followed, including a 6 to 5 baseball game won by East Brown County with Joe Ryan as East captain and Matt Bertrand leading the West. Tug of war tied, with both sides awarded cigars, as Springfield merchants sponsored cash or merchandise prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry la Due
Game and Fish
Minnesota
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Towa
Central States
E. Miller
St. Peter
Nicollet County
Berg
Brown County Farms Bureau
Riverside Park
Springfield
New Ulm
Orpheus Band
Dr. Nuessle
F. A. Reunitz
Springfeld
Joe Ryan
North Star Township
Ryan
F. L. French
Minnesota Farm Bureau
Central Co-operative Commission Association
Minnesota Co-operative Creameries Association
F. W. Peck
University Farm
Peek
Ball Park
Brown County
West Earn
Matt Bertrand
Westenders
Husky
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes. If inflammation remains, hearing may be ruined. Hall's Catarrh Medicine promises to restore hearing and has aided sugar patients for over forty years. Sold by druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Ruggiars
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Are You Getting the Most out of Life
A newspaper ad copy urges readers to see a chiropractor for nerve pressure from misaligned bones. It promises renewed health and offers free consultation and spinal analysis, asserting headaches, digestive issues, and aging concerns can be alleviated by realigning a bone to relieve nerve pressure.
Prize Winners List From Local Event
The article lists prize winners across many events. Boys under 16 saw Duane Bittle first, Joseph Sitter second, and Myrtle Carstensen first in girls under 16. In men and women races the winners include Harrold McPhee, Thelma Martine, Myrtle Carstensen, and others from Springfield and Evan. The Misses Vera and Leela Strickler of St. Paul were weekend guests. the doctor arranged transport for them to Mankato and then Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane
Bittle
Springield
Wm. Kelehan
Spricefield
Joseph Sitter
Springfield
Myrtle Carstensen
Evan
Lola Rune
Berra Abrahamson
Harrold McPhee
James Cassidy
P. F. Clausen
Coufrey
Thelma Martine
Hasty Eye
Dorothy Tessman
Joe
Matter Springfield
Ben
Louis
Matter
Richard] Zuemerann
Duane Bittle
Vera
Leela Strickler
St. Paul
Mrs. Strickler
Mankato
St Elizabeth's Society Initiates New Members
Sunday evening enrollment of new members in the St Elizabeth's Society occurred in the Catholic school auditorium. Wd. Bibher and J. M. Aretz led the initiation. Rev Robt Schlinkert Wa and J M Aretz gave addresses. Performances included Catholic high school orchestra selections, vocal and piano pieces, a style show The Past Present and Future. The event was well attended. Subscribe for the New Ulm Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabet Society
Wd. Bibher
J. M. Aretz
Robt. Schlinkert
Catholic High
Lucy Martin
Willibalda Eibner
Mildred Eibner
Lucy Mart
Marie Eibner
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Prophet
Turkey
Cambria News
Wonder Store
Drs
Paul
No. Minn
New Ulm, Minn
ST. Elizabeth’s Society
New Ulm Review
H. C
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Iowa
J. R. Higgs
Lina Flours
NEW Ulm Roller Mill CO
Standard Oil
Ist
Sts
Broadway
3rd _ St. No
New Ulm Auto Co
Standard Oil Co
Minn
Indiana
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