Comfrey Booster Tour Turbulence Amid Farm Rally
A Comfrey incident led to a sheriff asked for protection after clashes at a booster event. Warrants issued for Phillip Muviler over an assault on Alex Walbel. The Brown County party later entertained at New Ulm Warner Hall Park with Hatmpister’s Band as 200 plus cars joined the convoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Muviler
Alex Walbel
Comfrey
Boosters
Nu Rumber
New Ulm
Tiwuska
New Ules
Warner Hall Park
Hatmpister
Hoovers
Brown County
Leavenworth
Cascarets Work While You Sleep
An herbal laxative ad extols Cascarets for cleansing torpid bowels and relieving indigestion headaches and yellow skin. It claims the product works while you sleep and promises long lasting relief from discomfort and foul breath. A hospital update lists several local residents undergoing operations or recovering, including Mrs. Uilo Buenger and Miss Irene Mord.
Inside Bath by Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate
A pasted health column urges waking, drinking eight ounces hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and intestines. It claims daily internal bathing prevents headaches bilious attacks and stomach trouble, saying limestone phosphate is cheap tasteless and widely practiced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Letter from Harry Joern on Flying School to Sunny France
An excerpt from last week's Review carries a letter from Harry Joern dated May 22. He describes training at an American air base, earning silver wings, and hoping for a lieutenant commission in about six weeks. He recalls flying at 3400 meters, cold hands, and clouds seen as a sentry while praising French scenery. He mentions pay cuts, friends abroad, and fond memories of New Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nec
Harry Joern
New Ulm
Tam
Tom Row
Ben Seifert
France
Harry
Atore
Retzlaffs
Old
Syrup of Figs: A Gentle Laxative for Constipation
A vintage advertising blurb touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe fruit laxative for children and adults. It claims to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels quickly without griping, urging mothers to ask their druggist for a bottle and full directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Mothers Club Organizes and Meets at Congregational Church
The Mothers Club formed about a month ago held its first meeting last Friday at the Congregational church. The program included a solo by Mrs Higgs a paper Are Our Children Truthful select reading by Mrs C L Stone and general discussion on yearly projects. About twenty members aim to address problems facing mothers of young children through steady cooperation and assistance.
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Mothers Club
Congregational Church
Solo
Higgs
C. L Stone
F. H. Krook
Sach
Burnquist Leads Early Returns In Minnesota Election
Early returns show Burnquist trailing Lindbergh in many towns with New Ulm delivering 234 votes for Burnquist and Lindbergh 800. In Sigel Burnquist received one vote to Lindbergh 137 while Lafayette West Newton and Brighton favored Lindbergh by wide margins. Courtland backed Gieseke, and Louis Precht expressed confidence for a fall run. Contests for County offices included Representative and Register of Deeds with Spellbrink, Dorn, Christiansen, and McGowan among the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Fred E. Wheaton
W. L. Comstock
Altho
Lindbergh
Burnquist
L. A. Fritsche
Sigel
Nicollet County
Lafayette
West Newton
Brighton
Davis
Bryer
Sibley
Nicollet
Gieseke
Courtland
Louis T. Precht
Representative
Register of Deeds
Louis Spellbrink
Anton. S. Dorn
Office of
Fred Christiansen
Ed. McGowan
Town of Eden
Military Weddings Tie Minnesota Couple to El Paso Camp
Minnie Schmockel of Pryor Lake and Captain John Lauterbach of Redwood Falls wed in El Paso Texas last Saturday June 8. The bride will spend the summer at Camp Cody with her husband where he commands Company . The Redwood Falls Gazette notes Lauterbach as a proud hometown figure with strong local support. A second notice reports Lieut T Otto Streiseguth and Miss Gladys Burnside wed at Columbia South Carolina near Camp Jackson with an early transfer anticipated.
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Mies
Minnie Schmockel
Pryor Lake
Minn
John Lauterbach
Redwood Falls
el Paso
Texas
Captain Lauterbach
Miss Schmockel
Camp Cody
Lauterbach
Lieutenant Streissguth’s Training and Family Ties Noted
Groom for Overedis DTR Nastened filed as a son who practiced law in Gaylord before enlisting. He joined the second officers reserve training camp at Ft. Snelling last summer and, after commission, was moved to Camp Dodge Iowa Camp Grant Illinois and Camp Jackson South Carolina. He is a cousin of C. G. Reim of the city.
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Fiel
Streissguth
Gaylord
Ft. Snelling
Camp Dodge
Camp Grant
Camp Jackson
S. C
Arlington Enterprise
Lieut
C. G. Reim
Danderine Promise Thick Glossy Hair Free From Dandruff
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming rapid hair shine and dandruff removal after one application. Separately two strangers, asleep in a car in front of Meine Clothing, amuse locals during primary election day, drawing curiosity about their identity and origin.
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Knowlton
Meine Clothing Company
Freezone Stops Corn Pain and Lifts Calluses
Cincinnati authority promotes freezone as a cheap effective treatment for corns and calluses. A small bottle applied directly to tender areas dissolves the corn or hardened skin and allows painless removal. Drugstores carry it and druggists can order if unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
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Julius
Comfreyites
Mie Looeyiitia Wiehe
Aiibbon Suign
Uilo Buenger
Hye Vee Smuyit
RM. Hicks
Irene Mord
Winthrop Wider
Aug. Blank
Wm. Gerber
Walnut Crove War
Helen Sundquist
Alwina Asmus
Joern
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
Hanska
Cobden
Evan
Albin
Vein
Bagshaw
Burnstown
Cottonwood
Eden
Home
Lake Hanska
Linden M
Milford
Mulligan
North Star
Prairieville
Stark
Stately
Market Report
Pleasant Lake Lodge
H. Dunton
Annandale
Spring Dale
Lake Augusta
South Haven
George W. Rudolph
Idlewilde
Orpann
Osakis Lake
E. R. Ruggles
Osakis
Sappho
U.s.marine Corps
Saris
Mi ‘Sons Co
Gossard
Crone Bros
New Ulm, Minn
Nielson & Grussendorf
Third North Street
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