Chautauqua Opens at New Ulm Armory for Six Days
The New Ulm Chautauqua begins today at the Armory. Six days offer entertainment and lectures including the Five Violin Girls with Hazel Beckwith, Dr. William Rader on American ideals, Walter Eeeles, George Townsend, and Yutaki Minakuchi discussing borders. Bohumir Kryl and his band appear as a major feature with Premier Concert Co. Two Sunday programs feature the Premier Concert Co. and Hon. Leon Dabo discussing world conscience. Closing day features the Black and White Minstrels and humorist Frank Church with 3 PM and 8 PM shows.
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New Ulm Armory
Hazel Beckwith
William Rader
Walter Eeeles
George Townsend
Eeeles
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Yutaki Minakuchi
Japan
Minakuchi
Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
Yale
Eccles
Julian B. Arnold
Edwin Arnold
Avia
Bohumir Kryl
New Ulm
Premier Concert Co
Leon Dabo
American Financial Mission To
Allies
Frank Church
Fifth Minnesota Infantry entrains for camp Lorentz
Company A of the Fifth Minnesota Infantry left the city at 3 57 for Mankato where they boarded a special train to Camp Lorentz Fort Snelling. The men reported in apple pie order and presented a husky appearance. The encampment will continue until Sunday June 26 with their return home.
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Fifth
Minnesota Infantry
Mankato
Camp Lorentz
Fort Snelling
Grapefruit Treat for Co A at Fort Snelling
Members of Company A enjoyed grapefruit for breakfast at Fort Snelling on Sunday due to a $10 donation from Major Albert Pfaender. The unit sent thanks via a wireless note to the Review expressing appreciation for the liberal gift.
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Co. A
Fort. Snelling
Albert Pfaender
Wireless
New Horse and Cattle Barns at Brown County Fair Grounds
A 74 by 116 foot cement block barn will be built this summer at the Fair Grounds to house horses and cattle for next fall’s Brown County Fair. Puhlmann Bros. won the $9,246 bid from six proposals. other bids ranged up to $10,277. The building will mirror the poultry house design with four stall rows and two long alleys. The fair will also feature auto polo exhibitions with eight men and four cars during performances.
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Puhlmann Bros
Brown County Agricultural Society
Otto Pappe
Weilandt & Stegemann
Herman Koop & Son
Mueller & Son
Kaiser & Keute
Brown County
Yearling Beeves in Good Demand as Market Slows for Hogs
Market data from South St. Paul Minnesota June 13 1921 shows yearling beeves in short supply yet outselling heavy cattle by about 50 cents. Cattle top around 8.50 with bulk near 7.75, calves steady to 5.50, hogs about 25 cents lower, range 6.50 to 7.75, top 8.50. Sheep down about 50 cents with lambs opening lower and spring lambs around 10.00.
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South St. Paul
Minn
Galbraith Killed In Auto Crash In Indianapolis
Colonel F W Galbraith national commander of the American Legion was instantly killed and two other officers seriously injured when their car failed to negotiate a curve and plunged down a 20 foot embankment in Indianapolis Indiana. His funeral in Cincinnati was simple yet impressive with thousands attending.
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F. W. Galbraith
The
American Legion
Indianapolis
Indiana
Galbraith
Cincinnati
the Legion
Reverend Albrecht Heads to St Paul for Eye Specialist
Reverend C J Albrecht travels to St Paul today to consult a specialist about his impaired eyesight. Friends express hope for a speedy restoration of his vision.
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C. J. Albrecht
St. Paul
Johnson quiet on flax theft case ahead of Marshall bail hearing
Edward Johnson of Hector, indicted for the October flax theft from Joseph Sehnobrich’s Cottonwood township farm, arrives in New Ulm in custody. Attorney Alfred W. Mueller to seek bail at Marshall before Lyon county court as Johnson remains reticent about the theft.
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Edward Johnson
Hector
Brown County District Court
Joseph Sehnobrich
Cottonwood Township
New Ulm
Sherif Herman Jahnke
Lincoln
Nebr
Johnson
Nebraska State Prison
Horace Johnson
Mueller & Streissguth
Alfred W. Mueller
W. J. Julius
Sheri Jahnke
Marshall
J. M. Olsen
Lyon County District Court
Olsen
Elevator firm wins verdict over mortgage case in Windom
Dotson Farmers Elevator Co. of Dotson won 841.90 in Cottonwood County district court at Windom against H. S. Cain and attorney N. L. Clover. The suit claims Cain and Clover conspired to defraud the elevator by mortgaging oats sold in Attorney Glover’s name, seeking repayment of the bank’s 1918 judgment and court costs. Read the ad in the Review today.
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Dotson Farmers Elevator Co
Dotson
Cottonwood County
Windom
H. S. Cain
N. L. Clover
First State Bank of
Bingham Lake
Cain
Glover
Wiadom
Myr. Cain
Elevator Company
Nicollet County Phone Co. Holds Annual Meet
At the Nicollet County Telephone Co annual stockholders meeting in St Peter a 3 percent dividend was declared for the past six months. Officers reelected: President M B Johnson, VP W G Laumann, Secretary H J Ludcke, Treasurer C A Benson, Manager Otto R Kohn. Net income for the year was 8829.20 with total disbursements 44640.40 and receipts 48469.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicollet County Telephone Co
St. Peter
M. B. Johnson
W. G. Laumann
H. J. Ludcke
C. A. Benson
Otto R. Kohn
Lafayette
Gaylord
Nicollet
Lafayette New Sweden
Gibbon
Kohn
PAVILION DANCES MAY BE TABOOED
Disorder at dances near New Ulm prompts Brown County action. County Attorney Eckstein warns pavilions to ban known troublemakers and deputies to enforce closures if order fails. Incidents include a Nicollet county dance near New Ulm with fights and improvised weapons and a Brown county pavilion disturbance.
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New Ulm
Theodore Burns
Cottonwood
Linden Townships
W. T. Eckstein
Brown County
Nicollet County
Fiftie Battle Royal
Alvin Harmening
Sheriff’s Office
New Highway Through Park Approved by City Council
The city council authorized vacating part of North German Park to connect a street with a proposed new highwater bridge over the Minnesota River near the Eagle mill. The plan aims to link Babcock road with Fifth North street and State Rural Highway No. 54 near Loretto Hospital.
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North German Park
Minnesota River
Eagle Mill
Nicollet County
Loretto Hospital
A. L. Boock
Commercial Club
New Ulm
Babcock
Brown and Nicollet
Boock
Northwestern
L. B. Krook
F. D. Minium
German Park
Municipal Electric Light and
Park Board
J. P. Graff
New Ulm Baseball Association
Riverside
Riverside Park
L. A. Fritsche
Police Department
Ender Coss & Coke Co
J. G. Robertson
Held & Hacberle
Puhlmann Brothers
New Ulm Grocery Go
First North Street
Electric Light Committee
Terbert Huevelmarin
First South Street
Washington and
Franklin Streets
Board of Public Works
Lutherans in St Peter Eyes Four Congregation Union
A movement in St Peter seeks union of the Swedish German Norwegian and English Lutheran churches. Swedish and English groups may first unite, as they share a synod, with plans to gradually expand to include all four congregations.
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St Peter
Local families visit Nicollet after motor trip
The Missen Ida Muesing Esther Wilbrecht Grace Rinke Anna Gertrude and Hildeguld Stellmann accompanied by Oscar Mivesify traveled to Nicollet last week and enjoyed a brief visit at the Romeos Editor B G Schulze and family.
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Ida Muesing
Esther Wilbrecht
Grace Rinke
Anna
Gertrude
Hildeguld Stellmann
Oscar Mivesifiy
Nicollet
Romeos
B. Gs Schulze
Sleepy Eye Forming Brown County Farm Loan Association
A new local branch of the Federal Loan Bank system was organized in Sleepy Eye. Officers include President George Pautzke Vice President Cyrus Current and Treasurer H F Berler with directors Pautzke Remmele Current and Remmele. The Brown County National Farm Loan Association aims to issue bonds and extend loans exceeding 100000.
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Federal Loan Bank of
Southward and Westward Trip Returns of Wicherskis
Emil Wicherski and his mother Mrs Anna Wicherski return to New Ulm after six months touring Florida and the West Coast from Orlando to Vancouver. They visited family and friends in San Diego Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland Berkeley and Long Beach then Vancouver before returning home.
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Emil Wicherski
Anna Wiherski
New Ulm
Florida
Vancouver
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific
New Ulmites
Orlando
Miami
Palm Beach
Key West
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Texas
Yuma
Ariz
San Diego
Calif
Otto Wicherski
New
San Francisco
Bertha Rohde
Edward Kunze
Rhode
Oakland
Berkeley
Wicherskis
Mhen
Wicherski
California
Mrs. Berg
Twin Cities
Wilhelmina Booth
Minnesota Street
Review
Ettend
Catholic Drive Reaches 468 Donors in Parish Aid Effort
Holy Trinity parish reports 468 donors contributed grain flour lard wearing apparel and cash for Central Europe’s starving and destitute. Combined gifts exceed 1121 bushels of grain 2250 pounds of flour 264 pounds of lard with apparel from 275 New Union Church members.
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Europe
Holy Trinity
Archdiocese of St. Paul
Austin Dowling
St. George
Searles
Ubn_ church
Gentral
New Ulm Skat Club Members Compete at Milwaukee Tournament
The New Ulm Skat Club sent five players to the national skat tournament in Milwaukee on Saturday and Sunday. Joseph Glaser Andrew Schmidt Ernst Wicherski William Klippel and Henry Werdorf competed but no prize results are yet known.
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Ulm
Milwaukee
Wis
Skat Oakers
Cream City
Joseph Glaser
Andrew Schmidt
Ernst Wicherski
William Klippel
Henry Werdorf
Uimites
Bacon.t
Townley Langer Coming to Debate in Turner Park
A. C. Townley president of the National Nonpartisan League and William Langer former North Dakota attorney general will debate Friday evening June 24 at 8 oclock in Turner Park. Local interest is high and large attendance is expected.
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A. C. Townley
Cornerstone to be laid at St Paul’s Ey Lutheran school
Cornerstone ceremonies for a large addition to St Paul’s Ey Lutheran parochial school are planned for Sunday at 2:30 pm. Rev 0 Albrecht and Prof B R Bliefernieht will deliver addresses. a church choir will sing special selections.
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St. Paul's Ey
0. Albrecht
B. R. Bliefernieht
Martin Luther College
Sibley County Court Opens Term At Gaylord
The Sibley county district court convened in Gaylord on Monday for a term with three criminal actions and 46 civil cases on the calendar. The term is expected to run to the end of the week. A unique feature is the summons for jury duty, with Sibley county noted as first to Saturday.
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Sibley County District Court
Gaylord
Sibley Cou
Wuffrage
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Bureau of Markets
Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Pershing
Jahnke
John J. Pershing
University of Nebraska
Minnesota
Minnesota Penitentiary
Review Today
Nicollet County Phone CO
Phrom
Council
Federal Loan Bank
Sleepy Eye
J. W. Walsh
Charles F. Kaiser
North German Street
Emil, Wicherski
Pacific
Cornerstone
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