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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1918

Page

4

Unworthy of the Sacrifice Opinion Piece in New Ulm Review

A 1918 New Ulm Review column condemns violent actions by farmers and mobs in Mankato and criticizes Joe Reynolds and local newspapers. It argues Washington and Lincoln would condemn such conduct and urges restraint amid political campaign vilification and heated rhetoric.

George Washington Abraham Lincoln Mankato Joe Reynolds Wender U. A America Afcita Russia Abe Ujion Mankato x

Morton Enterprise Suspends After Merchants Withhold Patronage

The Morton Enterprise owned by H. F. Rubey suspends publication citing merchant disfavor and threats over patronage. Suspicion that Rubey’s confrontational stance and threats to name non supporters led to loss of backing. Plant cannot be sold as merchants refuse to back new ownership. town risks losing its newspaper. Madelia News notes the memory season and assessor presence.

Morton H. F. Rubey

German Women Must Enroll For War Registration In Minnesota

German women aliens aged 14 and over must register over a ten day period with fingerprints and photographs. All German born women except those married to American citizens must register. Austrian subjects are not yet required. Alsace Lorraine and Schleswig-Holstein natives are considered alien enemies unless naturalized or married to Americans. Noncompliance risks internment for the war duration. Registration sites include New Ulm police station and smaller towns at the post office.

Minnesota Alsace-Lorraine Schleswig-Holstein United States America New Ulm

No Park Concerts for Two Weeks Announced

Hofmeister's Band will not give park concerts next Sunday or the following one. Band members are engaged for other events at various locations. An Equity Picnic is set for next Sunday at Anton Henle's grove in Milford and St. Peter has hired the band for events on the 30th.

Hofmeister Equity Anton Henle Milford St. Peter

Celebration plans form for log cabin dedication

At Turner Hall Park a dedication meeting elected Fred Hamann as Chairman and Wm F Meile as Secretary. Committees named for parade program refreshments and entertainment with Hofmeister's Band booked and a souvenir ribbon photo planned to raise funds.

Turner Hall Park Fred Hamann Wm. F. Meile Park Carl P. Manderfeld Commercial Club John H. Weddendorf John Henle Alice Haeberle Robert Albrecht Fred Behnke Geo. Marti Hofmeister

Refusal to remove Lindbergh banner nets light Martin County fine

The court found the youth guilty only of failing to remove a Lindbergh banner from a car after a marshal’s order. He faced a $25 fine and costs or twenty days in jail, with the judge citing youth and good reputation to lessen punishment. The report implies such banner refusals are criminal in Minnesota.

Martin County Marshal Rolloff Minnesota

Advertised Letters in New Ulm June 17 1918

Letters remain uncalled for in New Ulm Minnesota listed as Burton W G Kuehn August Weber Miss Anna These items will be sent to the Dead Letter Office on July 1 1918 unless delivered. Postmaster Frederick Pfaender notes to state they are Advertised with list date.

Working clothes for wartime garden helpers

If you're aiding Uncle Sam in the garden this season, these durable garments and practical wear will support daily tasks. sturdy fabrics, functional pockets, and comfortable fit aid planting, weeding, and harvest activities for home front volunteers.

Sam

Shoot at Hunters Rest crowns Glaser gold medalist

Joseph Glaser won the gold at last Sunday's shoot at Hunter's Rest with a score of 172, Henry Meyer close behind at 171. John Hauenstein claimed the boathtime medal with 143 as Meyer and Joseph Kl. eyed the gom medal for next Sunday. The crowd also notes a universal disarmament hope as war winds down.

Joseph Glaser Hunter's Rest Henry Meyer Glaser Jos. Klaus Chas. Hauenstein Carl Abraham Carl Hauenstein Jr John Hauenstein

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