Minnesota County Option Vote Redraws Saloons Statewide
Minnesota counties held twelve local option elections with ten going dry and two staying wet. Pipestone, Olmsted, Blue Earth, Olmsted, Todd, Redwood, Dodge, Murray, Kandiyohi, Otter Tail, Renville, Watonwan, Traverse, and others reported dry margins, with Blue Earth and Olmsted remaining wet in parts. Majorities varied, to 1,600 in Otter Tail, 1,502 wet to 1,011 dry in Mankato, and Rochester decisive for wets.
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Lee
Todd County
Blue Earth
Mankato
Olmsted
Rochester
Trosky
Holland
Watonwan County
St. James
Hammond
Renville County
Olivia
Bird Island
Fairfax
Buffalo Lake
Otter Tail County
Dodge County
Redwood County
Murray County
Kandiyohi County
Traverse County
Notable speakers announced for state education convention
Headliners for the State Educational Association annual convention in Minneapolis October 27 to 30 include Governor W N Ferriss of Michigan Governor Frank B Willig of Ohio John H Finley commissioner of education state of New York Dr William Lowe Bryan president of Indiana University Simeon D Fess congressman from Ohio and president of Antioch college C Stanley Hall president Clark University William A McAnrew state superintendent of schools New York City Dr Paul Shorey head of the Greek department University of Chicago and Henry Turner Bailey editor School Arts Magazine.
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State Educational Association
Minneapolis
W.N. Ferriss
Michigan
Frank B. Willig
Ohio
John H. Finley
State of New York
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Simeon D. Fess
Antioch College
C. Stanley Hall
Clark University
William A. McAndrew
New York City
Paul Shorey
University of Chicago
Henry Turner Bailey
School Arts Magazine
Resignation Tied to Mayo Plan Ends University Role
Dr C L Greene of St Paul resigns as head of medicine at the University of Minnesota Medical College after the board of regents accepts the Mayo six year trial for Rochester medical research. Greene opposed the endowment and faced cross examination June 6 with objections from medical authorities.
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C. L. Greene
St. Paul
Medical College
University of Minnesota
Board of Regents
Mayo
Rochester
Greene
Twelve Boats Break Ore Loading Record at Duluth Docks
Twelve ships loaded a total of 100,095 tons of iron ore in ten hours and fifteen minutes at Duluth Duluth Mesabi and Northern ore docks establishing new tonnage and speed records. The performance implies a rate near 40,000,000 tons per season, more than doubling the 1914 total.
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Duluth
Mesiube
Northern
J S Arneson Named for Secretary of State Boxing Commission
J S Arneson is named to the position of Secretary of State Boxing Commission per official records. The appointment sets regulatory oversight for combat sports and licenses under the state government.
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Secretary of State Boxing Commission
Mayo Plan To Be Tried At University Of Minnesota
The board of regents, ten members present, voted unanimously to begin a six year Mayo Foundation funded graduate medical program at Rochester. Mayo will cover all expenses and provide facilities until Sept 1, 1921. An endowment of 1.5 million will be invested to grow beyond 2 million by period end.
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Board of
Regenta
University of Minnesota At
Minneapolis
Rochester
Mayo Foundation
As Sim
Minnesota G A R elects Hal as department commander
In St Paul the Minnesota G A R session elected W. Hal of Acker Post as department commander by acclamation. Resolutions pledged strong support to President Wilson. Officers include Towne, Smith, Taylor, Cressey, Guild, Kenrick, Perry, Mosier, Norris. Installed by past commander Roberts. Clark named assistant adjutant and assistant quartermaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hal
Acker Post
St. Paul
Department of Minnesota
Wilson
J. A. Towne
Worthington
C. H. Smith
Pipestone
W. J. Taylor
C. A. Cr
Motoritis and Fair Cups Feature Minnesota State Fair
A humorous rhapsody on choosing cars over life’s luxuries contrasts with a Stillwater prison report showing earnings and spending by inmates. Details cover twine plant wages, newspaper purchases, and dental costs. Minnesota State Fair cups for flax, corn, wheat, oats are discussed, with past winners named and the race for permanent possession noted.
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Minnesota
B. Wells
Pine City
John Henderson
Cokato
Petition to detach land from School District No 70
A petition by Joseph Flurm of School District No 70 Brown County requests moving lands described in Township 109 Range 1W etc from District 70 to District 59 to allow building a new school near Dist 68. A hearing is set July 18, 1915 at 10 am at the County Auditor’s office in New Ulm, with the County Board hearing all sides.
Summons and Lis Pendens in Brown County Court Case
State of Minnesota Brown County District Court Ninth Judicial District. Plaintiffs Sylvester Freeman Hieronimus Schmedel Heinrich Schmidt Michael Seiter Christian Mayer Friedrich Kuhlmann J. H. Heine Emma Brand W Hauengein Friedrich Rahner many others allege claim against unknown defendants to real property in New Ulm and Brown County. Notice of lis pendens warns action to adjudge owner and possession, defining detailed property parcels in New Ulm and Brown County with rights of way exceptions. Dated June 8 1915 Steinhauser Erickson Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Rm Sylventer Freeman
Hieronimus Schmedel
Heinrich Schmidt
Michael Seiter
Christian Mayer
Friedrich Kuhlmann
J. H. Heine
Emma Brand
W. Hauengein
Friedrich Rahner
Veter Griesheimer
Mary Keck
Caroline Keck
Peter Frey
Joseph Hits
Nicolaus Heinen
Peter Richards
Briedr
Gothely Melgen
Friedrich Seemann
Charles £. Flandrewu
Carl W. Schmidt
Henry Timme
Carl Saver
Jacob Strandenberger
Ernst , Eschmann
Jacob Brandenberger
Peter Conans
Charlotte Lauschke
Christoph Schumann
Conrad F. Held
Theodor Acraefft
Luther Whiton
Mary Meyerding
Mary Stoll
Amelia Toffman
Enon Kientingg
Joseph Lehrer
Sylvester Freeman
Histonimus Schmedel
Michael Beiter
W_ Hauenstein
Peter Griesheimer
Mary Kuck
Joseph Hita
Peter Richards Fried
Gotlieb Melges
Friedrich Jenmann
Charles E. Flandreau
Cori N. Schmidt
Henry Time
Cat Sauer
William Pfuender
Brnut Eschmann
Peter Constans
Theodor Kraatt
Luther Waiton
Amelia Hofman
Emma Kiesling
Ystate
County of
Brown
State of
Minnesota
Center Street
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad Co
Minneapolis and Bt Levin Railroad Co
New Ulm
the Register of Deets
Brown County
Steinhauser
Erickson
Plaintif’s
Minper
Pisintii
Pisintiii
Bervinnster
Buebl
Minnepols
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Youthful Darkening
An old home remedy touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a natural method to darken gray hair, stop hair loss, and create a luxurious look. The ad urges buying the ready-to-use tonic at drug stores for about sixty cents and applying with a sponge or brush, claiming results by morning with continued use.
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Wyeth
Actin
Deaire & Son
Hearing On Freeholder Petition In Brown County District
Notice that Anne Baier Freeholder petitions to transfer land from School District No. 70 to No. 59. Hearing set July 13, 1918 at 10 AM in the County Auditor’s office, New Ulm, to hear evidence and arguments for or against the request. Dated June 16, 1915. By order of the County Board. Sealy Louis G. Vogel County Auditor.
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Joseph Flurm
Dist
Comfrey
Potitioner
Brown County
New Ulmin
New Um, Minn
Louis G. Vogel
Anne Baier
Thin County
County Board
New Ulm
Sealy Louis G. Vogel
Cony
First tax cases in Minnesota fined in federal court
Judge Page Morris in St Paul federal court fined T. Sorenson, Minneapolis retail shoe store owner, $500 for failing to file a tax return. Sorenson claimed unfamiliarity with the law. the fine was paid. Prosecutors say his 1914 figures show $118,000 gross and $33,000 net income. Liquor dealer Sol Singkin of St Paul was fined $100 for a similar charge. These are Minnesota’s first such cases, with more reportedly pending.
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Page Morris
St. Paul
T. Sorenson
Minneapolis
Duluth
Mr. Sorenson
Sol Singkin
Minnesota
J. M. Dickey
United States
Sealed Proposals for Coal for Brown County Minn
Brown County Minnesota will accept sealed proposals at the County Auditor's office for 200 tons of soft coal to be delivered to the courthouse and poor home basement in New Ulm. Bids due July 12 1916. Proposals may use Town Pocahontas or Youghiogheny screened coal. Herman Folkow chair Louis Vogel county auditor purchasing committee. Dated New Ulm June 5 1915.
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Brown County
Minn
Iaid
Town
Illinois
Pocahontas
Youghiogheny
New Wim
Herman Folkow
Co. Com'r’s
Louisg, Vogel
New Ulery
Sith
Liquor License Petition Noted in Brown County Minnesota
J O Cahon filed an application with Brown County Board of Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors at Emig Milford in a ground floor front room of a two story building. The hearing is set for July 8, 1916 at the Court House New Ulm. County Auditor Louis G Vogel dated June 16, 1915.
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J. O. Cahon
Board of County Commissioners
Brown County
Minnesota
Milford
Board of County
Court House
New Ulm
Louis G. Vogel
Minn
Plan to raise a million for Minnesota Methodist institutions
Bishop William A. Quayle of St Paul announced a plan to raise 1 million dollars for institutions maintained in Minnesota by the Methodist Episcopal church. Hamline University would receive 500,000, and an old people’s home is provided for. Funds to be raised by church members and others without a financial agent at present.
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Mathodiete of
Minnesota
Methodiet Episcopal Church
William A. Quayle
St Paul
Hamline University
Othr
Application for Liquor License in Brown County Minnesota
Notice that George Fischer petitions the Brown County Board for an intoxicating liquor license to sell in Searles Cottonwood Town in a front room of a two story metal building. Remonstrances if any must be filed with the commissioners at the next special session on July 6, 1916, at the Court House New Ulm.
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George Fischer
Board of County Commissioners
Brown County
Minnesota
Searles
Cottonweed
Board of
the Court Howse
New Ulm
Louis G. Vogel
Browns County
Mina
New Ule
State Court summons in Brown County action
The State of Minnesota Brown County Ninth District summons Ernest F. Hermerding and others unknown to answer a complaint filed in the Brown County District Court. Respondents must serve a reply within twenty days of service, or the plaintiff may seek court relief. Dated June 2, 1915. Somsen Dempsey Mueller, Plaintiff's Attorneys, New Ulm Minnesota. Notice of lis pendens. State of Minnesota Ninth Judicial District Brown County Exment F. Hermerding Plaintiff.
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Minnesota
Vhce
Grown
Brown
Ernest
Hermerding
Plaintiff
Hirachbueht
District Court of the Ninth Judicial District
County of
Minnenots
New ‘Ulmin
Somsen
Dempsey & Mueller
New Ulm
State of
Ninth Judicial District
F. Hermerding
Puainuf
Call for Bids on Bridge Work in Stately Town
Sealed bids due June 26 at 1 PM in Springfield Minnesota for constructing three bridges in Stately Town including spans between Sec 3 and 10 and Sec 11 and 12 and reconstructing old bridges between 28 and 29. Plans at Courthouse and Town Clerk. 10 percent certified check. right to reject bids reserved. Also probate order granting three month claims period in Johan Peterl estate with September 1 hearing in New Ulm.
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Springfield
Mulligan
County of Brown
Fredprab
Sigel
New Ulm
Minnesota
Minn
Stately
John Gatzlaff
Fred Wellner
Davis
Estate of Fran schobert probate order May 1915
Special term in Brown County Minnesota orders examination of administrator Peter J. Soukup account and payment of debts. Hearing set for June 24, 1915 at 10 o'clock A M at the Probate Office New Ulm. Notice to interested parties by publication in New Ulm Review for three weeks prior. Dated May 25, 1915. Court Clerk by Deputy.
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State of Minnesota
County of Brown
Johan Peterl
New Ulm
Mak
Wesley
New Ub
Review
Iaid County
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William Hoke
S. J. Bennett
W. Hall of
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Tor
Board of Control
C. S. Reed
Ernet Sauer
Plainti
Ernst Saver
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Anton Hillesheim
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Aug. Hoffmann
J.P. Graft
John Hene
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