Five Students Graduating From Dr Martin Luther College
Five students from Dr Martin Luther College are set to graduate this week. The class includes Louis Ehlen Wm Hellermann Theodore Kudert Theodore Schultz and Miss da Sperling. Commencement will be held in the college chapel Thursday evening with a program including hymns oration and graduation address by Prof J Schaller.
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Dr. Martin Luther College
Louis Ehlen
Wm. Hellermann
Theodore Kudert
Theodore Schultz
da Sperling
Ovelook
Theo
Schultz
Theo. Kudert
J. Schaller
Wim. Hellermann
Excursion Fickets to Minneapolis at Reduced Rates
Excursion tickets to Minneapolis sold at reduced rates via the North-Western Line. Round trip limited to return by June 25. Applies to agents of Chicago and western regions. Information and booking through agents by June 2.
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Minneapolis
Man
Chicago
Alumni Banquet at New Ulm High School Board Presides
The Alumni Association of New Ulm High School held a banquet at the Dakota House Saturday honoring the first alumni venture. E T Critchett acted as toastmaster and Mayor Silverson spoke on manly business traits. Speakers included Dr George B Wei Miss Katie Russell Albert Pfaender Clarence Mowery and Tom Collins with musical selections and a poem by Miss Dorothy Hauenstein.
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New Ulm High School
Dakota House
E. T. Critchett
Mayor Silverson
Silverson
George B. Wei
Katie Russell
Albert Pfaender
Minnie Silverson
Alumni Association
Clarence Mowery
Tom Collins
Cleveland Frederick
Dorothy Hauenstein
Banquet Ends as Dills Resigns for Janesville Superintendency
A trip with Miss Hauenstein and the Pfanders preceded a banquet closing with Mr. Dills announcing his departure from the high school to accept the Janesville superintendent post. He expressed regret at leaving the city. The association then elected officers for the coming year: President Arthur Dengler, Vice President Albert Pfaender, Secretary Lulu Doehne, Treasurer John X Neumann.
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Hauenstein
Albert Pfaender
Max Pfaender
Dills
Janesville
Arthur Dengler
Lulu Doehne
John X, Neumann
Letter From Victor S. Clark Details Far East Labor Tour
Benedict Juni reports a vivid letter from Victor S. Clark of the U. S. Department of Labor. Clark describes travels across Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, the Philippines, China, the Malay States, and Timor, with plans to return via South Africa or the Suez Canal. He notes a Sydney state fair drawing 70,000 Easter Monday attendees, drought concerns, and a new labor government forming in Australia. He also recalls visits to cannibal villages in New Guinea and references Mrs Juni's blitz kitchen in contrast to brutal scenes.
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Benedict Juni
Victor S. Clark
New Ulm
Clark
United States Department of Labor
Far East
Sydney
New South Wales
Fiji
New Zealand
Australia
Philippines
China
Malay States
Java
Timor
Banda
New Guinea
Bismark
America
South Africa
Suez Canal
Europe
Banner year seen for cattle men as rainfall boosts range
M Mullen president of the Minnesota and Dakota Cattle company reports three weeks on grazing land near Everett South Dakota. Heavy rainfall across the range has led to rapid grass growth and superb conditions. Stock fattening prospects look strong with 15 000 head to prepare for market and a 2 500 head Texas shipment arriving in good condition, suggesting top prices in Chicago come September.
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M. Mullen
Minnesota and Dakota Cattle Company
Everett
S. D
Texas
Chicago
Summer season danger to children prompts home painkiller use
The piece warns that unripe fruit can cause stomach pains in children and urges mothers to keep Perry Davis Painkiller on hand, describing it as a safe simple remedy. It notes large bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents.
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Perry Davis
Sleepy Eye Democratic Convention Shows Limited Enthusiasm
At Sleepy Eye on Saturday the Democratic county gathering chose state delegates for Duluth without pledges to Hearst or strong advocacy. Capt. Albert Steinhauser chaired, Eugene Wernholz was secretary, and delegates from Sleepy Eye New Ulm Springfield and Cottonwood were named. the county remains uninstructed and Hodges backed for the state central committee.
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Sleepy Eye
Duluth
Albert Steinhauser
Eugene Wernholz
Springfield
W. R. Hodges
New Ulm
George Ross
H. J. Berg
Peter Munderfeld
George Glotzbach
M. M. Radl
Fred Pfaender
Martin Poy
A. C. Ochs
Jos. J. Sperl
Stark Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance holds annual meeting at McNeill’s Opera House
The Stark Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co held its annual meeting at McNeill’s Opera House on Monday June 6. The financial report shows strong condition. Officers elected for the year include Arnold Hillesheim president and Wm Rossbach vice president and treasurer. Directors listed include Hillesheim Stark Backer Milford Junger Leavenworth Newdall Brookville Cutting Home Hillesheim SigeI Haas Cottonwood Albin Schumacher Mulligan. Appointed agents include Wm Prechel H B Backer M Fredericksen J Penning J C Hansen. Also noted: W Barnes of Chicago, representing National Cash Register, visited New Ulm for six store interior photographs to be used in upcoming issues and NRCC exhibit at the world’s fair.
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Stark Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co
McNeill's
Opera House
Arnold Hillesheim
Wm. Rossbach
John Cutting
Stark
A. A. Backer
Milford
Adam Junger
W. ©. Barnes
Chicago
National Cash Register Company
New Ulm
Chas. Fiedler
Broadway
Commercial Bulletin
Northwest Trade
St. Louis
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