One Score and Five Years of Springfield Village Celebration
Springfield villagers marked the 25th anniversary of their village charter with a large turnout and an elaborate program. The Springfield contingent joined Co A in a day of music, games, and vendors, though rain shortened plans and forced room rearrangements. A minor injury occurred when Privaw Fox was injured by a stray discharge but no serious harm was reported. Guests gathered on the lawn for roses and color themed lunches, with tables and games offering light entertainment amid the celebratory mood.
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Springfeld
Springfield Way
Springfield
United States
M. Hy Galle
Dipat
Burns
Usil
Colomy
A.M. Avenus
H. Warnke
L. A. Larson
M. H. Gumble
G. BH. Bameord
Thos. Arnold
Co. A
Pfavndwe
Privaw Fox
le. There Was A Ayloudid’ Gan: of Ball Outre Lamberton Dod
Winnup
Wacore
Tod
Bernd Regiment
Ton Aed
Eno
viLlaee
Pleasant party planned for Mrs Wirsch reception
A Friday afternoon reception in honor of Mrs. Wirsch was hosted by Mrs. EL Keech on South Cerwan Street. Guests from Minneapolis attended and the event featured a large number of friends.
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Mrs. Wirsch
Prilay
Res. &. Girsel
Minneapolis
F EL Keech
Cerwan
Turnverein elects officers at annual meeting
An enthusiastic New Olu Turnverein meeting elected officers for the coming year at the Turner Theatre. Capt Abbert Steinhauser was named president, Armand Petry vice president, Rudolph Pfaender and Fred Pfaender secretaries, Edward Petry treasurer, Chas Emmerich and others as Turnwarts, with committee chairs named for mental culture and library activities. Funds were authorized to defray travel costs for delegates to the Indianapolis convention.
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Olu Turnverein
Turner Theatre
A. Steinhauser
Committee On
William Ji. Koch
Abbert Steinhauser
Stein
Armand Petry
Rudolph Pfaender
Fred Pfaender
Edward Petry
Turnwart
Chas. Emmerich
Indianapolis
Alfred Seiter
Max Pfaender
Frank Stengel
Turnvere
Five carpenters injured in Sigel township scaffold collapse
While roofing a new barn on George Eckstein’s farm, five miles southwest of town, a scaffold gave way sending four carpenters about twenty feet to the ground. Injured were August Hoffmann John Soukup Franke Holm and Andrew Gray with Soukup and Grau bearing the worst damage. Both under a doctor’s care and recovering, the scaffold was found to be a poor timber with holes that failed under load.
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George Eckstein
Sigel Township
August Hoffmann
John Soukup
Franke Holm
Andrew Gray
Andrew Grau Y
Ballard's Snow Liniment Sold in Gibson City Ad
Acute rheumatism and back pain relief claimed for Ballard's Snow Liniment in a Gibson City Illinois testimonial dated February 16 1902. The writer Oleson says a single bottle cured a year of back pain preventing bending. Available in 5 cent 5 cent and 1 dollar sizes from Eugene A Prefterly.
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Reat
Ballard
Sear Oleson
Gibson City
Illinois
Eugene A. Prefterly
Brown County Agricultural Association Plans a Real Fair
The Brown County Agricultural Association reorganized after concerns over property disposal. Ford Crone was elected president, J. Klossner vice president, Adolph Burmeister secretary, and F H Behnke treasurer. A three day fair including horse races is planned starting Friday, with renewed effort to attract attendees and exhibitors. The grounds will be improved, and counties urged to participate and support the event.
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Brown County Agricultural Association
Ford
Crone
J. Klossner
Adolph Burmeister
F. H. Behnke
For Rent Hotel and Restaurant Opportunity in Newlm Minn
For Rent. Large established business with a general store and hotel facilities. Personal opportunity requires a preset tenant to discontinue due to wife’s health. Address N. EL out, Newlm. Minn.
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EL Out
Newlm
Minn
Local Birth Announcements June 15
On Thursday June 15 Jane Hj Me and Mrs Joseph Martinka welcomed a son. On Thursday June 15 1905 Mr and Mrs John Fritsche of this city welcomed a son.
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RNA
Jane Hj Me
Joseph Martinka
Pariscne
John Fritsche
August Flower Digestive Aid Ad
Nature’s Great Invention promotes August Flower as a natural regulator aiding digestion, absorption, and rebuilding of the digestive system. Claims include relief from indigestion, colic, constipation, nervous dyspepsia, and related conditions. Available in two sizes for 75 cents. sold by druggists.
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Nature
Minneapolis and St. Louis trains impress visitors
At the recent convention the Minneapolis and St. Louis railway ran special excursions that brought in over 2000 visitors. In rapid succession at 8, 8:05 and 8:10 p.m. three trains departed for Winthrop, Minneapolis, and St. Paul with 30 coaches total, Trainmaster M J Gould supervising for safety.
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Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Winthrop
West
Minneapolis
St. Paul
M.J. Gould
Celebration At Old Fort Hill In Hanska For Fourth
Hanska prepares a grand Fourth of July event at Fort Hill by the lake three miles from town. F W Johnson is named orator with fireworks and all usual observances including dancing in the pavilion and music. Gasoline launches will shuttle guests on the lake and picnicking in the woods promises a fine day out. The site recalls a historic frontier stockade once near the old camp.
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Hanska
Fort Hill
F. W. Johnson
Orato
Gurney
Rise of Japanese Nation Highlighted in Sermon
Rev. Geo Albrecht, fresh from seventeen years as a missionary in Japan, spoke at the Congregational church on the war in the east and Japan’s rise. He described communal loyalty, lack of individualism, and the belief Japan is destined to teach China as China once taught Japan.
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Congregational Church
Geo. Albrecht
Japan
Ural
Iife
Ita
Albrecht
China
Founder of Monument is Dead
Herman Snell, a prominent St. Paul businessman, died Friday at 1 p.m. at his home 687 Lincoln Ave after nearly three years of illness. Born in 1843 in Marieburg Germany, he came to America at fourteen, later lived in Belle Plaine and Chaska before moving to St. Paul in 1870. He was part of Snell & Krank until three years ago and helped found Herman’s.
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Herman Snell
St. Paul
Lincoln Avenue
Snell
Mr. Snell
Marieburg
Germany
America
Belle Plaine
Chaska
Snell & Krank
Herman’s
Funeral for local resident held after long illness
The deceased, a retired older man and brother of Mrs. Henry Siebert, left a wife and six children Alfred in Brainerd Harry in the army, Gertrude Marie and Lucy in St Paul. The Sons of Hermann attended the service. The obituary notes a long battle with consumption and the relief found in Dr King’s New Discovery. The funeral was at the family home Monday afternoon.
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Henry Siebert
Alfred
Brainerd
Harry
Gertrude
Marie
Lucy
St. Maul
Hermann
Wm. Myers
Ceartess
Vais
Dr. King
M. Oluen
Lightning Kills Two Horses at Brandl Barn in Lafayette Township
A severe storm struck early Thursday as a cold bolt hit Joseph Brandl's barn in Lafayette township. The bolt narrowly avoided other horses before striking two of Brandl's valuable horses, causing minor barn damage. Brandl places the loss at about 390 dollars and notes the peculiar diagonal path of the lightning.
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Joseph Brandl
Lafayette Township
Brandl
Fragmentary School Notes List Names
A damaged OCR fragment lists several names including Linnlee Jahnke Cora Mandeetelidh Anni Haubirich Nelfie Hussell Mabel L Remund Ima Jul Grace Johnson and Oscar M. Buovk John Watsehhe Prank Brey with unclear context about a summer term or school work at a named place.
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Misars Linnlee Jahnke
Cora B. Mandeetelidh
Anni Haubirich
Nelfie Hussell
Mabel L Remund
Ima Jul
Awan Letne
Grace Johnson
Messrs
Oscar M. Buovk
John Watsehhe
Prank Brey
House Cleaning Time
Sherwin-Williams Varnish Stain and Lacquerette used to varnish and repolish furniture. Porch and Lawn Paint recommended for screens and outdoor furniture such as benches and swings.
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Sherwin-Williams
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Geo
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du de Banks
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Old Fort Hill
Lake Hanska
Monument IS Dead
New Ulm Fire Department
New Ulm Turnverein
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Second Regiment
Turner Hall Park
Turner Hall
IDEAL
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Ozsee
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