Debate to Hear Langer and Townley Friday at Turner Hall
A Friday evening debate at Turner Hall features William Langer opposing A G Townley. Langer, born 1886 in Casselton, rose from Morton County attorney to state official and industrial commission member before breaking with the Nonpartisan League. Townley leads the League in North Dakota advocacy. The event invites residents of New Ulm to hear both sides. Remember Friday June 24 Turner Hall 8 p.m.
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Turner Hall
Wm. Langer
Ronegrade Leaguer
North Dakota
A. G. Townley
Nonpartisan League
New Ulm
Townley
Langer
William Langer
Nonpartisan League of North Dakota
Casselton
University of North Dakota
Mandan
Morton County
Farmers
Frazier
Northwest
Foresters Elect Trustees At State Convention In St Paul
The Catholic Order of Foresters state convention in St Paul re elected Dr J P Graff as trustee. New officers include Chief Ranger T H Martin Duluth and Treasurer Henry von der Weyer St Paul. Delegates to Milwaukee for the national meet were George Graff Ivanhoe J P Bartell Blue Earth and H G Seifert Sherburn. St Cloud chosen as next convention city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Paul
J. P. Graff
T. H. Martin
Duluth
M. T., Mahon
Minneapolis
George W. Stenger
Henry von der Weyer
St Paul
Milwaukee
Wis
George Graff
Ivanhoe
J. P. Bartell
Blue Earth
H. G. Seifert
Sherburn
Dr. Graff
John AL. Nohner
J. T. O'Connell
St. Thomas
C. A. Smith
Winona
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Hosts Honorary Members
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will enroll honorary members this Wednesday evening at the Herman Juni farm in Milford township. Hostesses are Madame Herman Juni, Gabriel Gebhard, and William Gluth.
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Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Metho
Herman Juni
Milford Township
Meadames
Gabriel Gebhard
William Gluth
Farmers Elevator Co. reports prosperous year and new directors
The New Ulm Farmers Elevator Co. elected three new directors at the annual stockholders meeting in Creamery Hall. Officers were re-elected with Joseph J. Sperl as president and a six percent dividend declared. The group rejected affiliating with the United Grain Growers' Association amid local skepticism about the move.
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New Ulm
New Ulm Farmers Elevator Co
Joseph J. Sperl
Cottonwood Township
Herman Pffender
Milford Township
Treasuerr Henry Simmet l
Lafayette Township
United Grain Growers’ Association
Minnesota
Matt Roeck
John Reinhart
Lafayette
Herman Albrecht
John Huelskamp
Sigel
August Hoffmann
H. A Hillesheim
Joseph Altmann
West Newton
Herman Pfaender
Henry Simmet
Winthrop Resident Edward Larson Ends His Life
In Winthrop Edward Larson a prominent resident aged about 86 died by hanging in his home. The coroner ruled death self-inflicted with no inquest. Larson of Larson Bros Lumber Co left a grieving wife a five year old daughter and others to mourn.
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Winthrop
Edward Larson
Larson
Chautauqua
Sibley County
Larson Bros.’ Lumber Go
World War Veterans plan national convention in Chicago
The World War Veterans national convention is set for July 1 to 4 in Chicago with speakers including Captain Geo H Mallon and Clarence Darrow. The group promotes free speech, hospital benefits, veteran bonuses, and opposition to militarism while inviting all eligible veterans to attend and report in at headquarters. Reduced rail rates are offered and notices direct delegates to report July 1 with mail addressed to Minneapolis then Chicago.
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Veterans
Geo. H. Mallon
Minneapolis
Leena
Alexander Howatt
Kansas
Lester P. Barlow
Detroit
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
John M. Levitt
New York
Veterans’ Organization
Farmers of America
W. G. Hedenberg
West
Washington St
Temple Court
Minnesota
Veterans’ Chicago
Auto accident claim ends life of John Hacker in Mapleton
Mr and Mrs August Nicolai visited New Ulm and attended the funeral for John Hacker who died after a car rolled over on a return trip from Madison Lake. Hacker suffered a broken neck and was thrown from the vehicle while his companion escaped with minor injuries.
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August. Nicolai
Higher
New Ulm
John Kamrath
Washington Street
Mapleton
Nicolai
John Hacker
Madison Lake
Shippers Probe Chicago Egg Buyers Unfair Practices
At a mid summer meeting of the Southern Minnesota Egg Butter and Poultry Shippers Association in New Ulm officials, including A D Sibald, pledged cooperative action with the Dairy and Food Department to curb transient Chicago egg buyers who pay for eggs without deducting unusable ones. A committee led by W P Stork was appointed to investigate, with Inspector D A Little and other visitors touring local facilities and the new municipal building.
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Southern Minnesota Egg, Butter and Poultry Shippers’ Association
Commercial Club
Chicago
State Dairy and Food Department
A. D. Sibald
Balaton Struggles As New Ulm Tops Balaton 2 1 On Sunday
In a well pitched game on the local diamonds New Ulm defeats Balaton 2 to 1. Dister for New Ulm bested Balaton starter Lyle, with two runs scoring on key hits by Bunn Standard and a third inning single. Rain interrupted play but did not break the tight contest. St James visits next Sunday as local fans seek stronger support.
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Ulm Hunters
Emil Golnick
Hugo
Gebser
King
Hugo Gebser
George Wicherski
William Pfeiffer
John Hauenstein
Charles Hauenstein
Albert Fritsche
Henry J. Meyer
Diamonds
New Wimbell
Balaton
New Ulm
Lyle
Dister
Ulm
Bunn
Standard
Billie
Popeski
Hussey
Texas
Stoneking
Pfeiffer
Stonekings
Pospeski
St. James
St James
Atiff
Sleepy Eye
Lafayette
D. Lee
P G
A. Lee
Nixon
Rf Severance
Kalf
Ss Pfeiffer
Rf Born
Deppe
Guenther
New Ukn
Tyle
Lindbere
Halton
Fartington
Arbeiter Verein to Celebrate Labor Day in New Ulm
New Ulm Central Labor Union transferred planning for Labor Day September 5 to the Arbeiter-Verein at their request. The celebration may be held at Riverside Park or Hermann's Heights with committees already formed and expectations of a strong turnout.
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New Ulm Central Labor Union
New Ulm Arbbeiter-Verein
Arbeiter-Verein
Riverside Park
Hermann’s Heights
Nine graduates complete Methodist Sunday school course
Nine young people completed the normal course of the Methodist Sunday school and become instructors. Diplomas were issued during Sunday services with W J Dougherty of Chautauqua delivering the address and Erwin Haenze presenting the diplomas. Graduates: Miriam Schrader Verona Gebhard Renel Haenze Wilbur Alwin Lowell Jum Florence Frisbie Florence Alwin Laura Alwin Laura Martin. Alfred Swanbeck of Sundown visited last Tuesday.
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Methodist Sunday School
W. J. Dougherty
Chautauqua
Erwin Haenze
Miriam Schrader
Verona Gebhard
Renel Haenze
Wilbur Alwin
Lowell Jum
Florence Frisbie
Florence Alwin
Laura Alwin
Laura Martin
Grassy cattle supply rises as hogs steady market tops $8
Cattle receipts grow grassy stock share while dry feds fall. hogs advance with top at 8.00 to 8.85 for pigs, sheep steady. South St. Paul Minnesota report June 20 1921 notes June slump, hot weather and weak beef demand. August Otto visits Morgan relatives.
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South St. Paul
Minn
New Dim Team to Face New Richland This Wednesday
New Dim teams up against New Richland at the Gamonds Theater in New Richland this Wednesday at 4:00 PM. A good attendance is expected as fans rally for the local game.
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New Richland
Gamonds
Unlucky Day on South Minnesota Roads Ends in Three Wrecks
Saturday produced three serious car accidents near New Ulm with no fatalities. S. Rush and passengers in Minneapolis, W. E. Moors of Wisconsin, and Mrs Julius Ouren and family escaped with injuries after their vehicles left the road or rolled over. The Rush car somersaulted on Broadway near Fifth South Street. Rush suffered a severely damaged toe and cut toes from glass. The Moors vehicle left the road near Courtland and courtland tracks, injuring both occupants but allowing continued travel after medical care. The Ouren Overland overturned on loose sand near Courtland hill, pinning occupants briefly before a passing car freed them. a boy sustained knee wounds.
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New Ulm
Ford Auto
Rush
Minneapolis
Arthur Roth
Roth
Cottonwood
Broadway
Fifth South Street
Union Hospital
Courtland Village
Picnic at Robert Seifert farm near Clear Lake
B C s enjoyed a Sunday picnic on the Seifert farm with boys playing horse shoe and dancing by the ladies. Mart won first prize, King and Happy tied for second, and Happy placed third. A notable incident occurred when Rang and Happy escaped briefly while cooling off.
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Robert Seifert
Mart
King
Happy
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Farmers Elevator CO
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W. A. Meileke
Nicollet
Dr. Meiléke
Thistates
Fielding
Gaenther
Rolf
Union Men of
Alfred Swanbeck
Sundown
U.S. Bureau of Markets
Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Otto
Morgan
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