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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
4
The article notes the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Oregon and a Lutheran body in Minnesota debated women in their councils and voted not to recognize women. It also comments on spring beggars and calls for local support for dependents, urging self-reliance instead of roadside alms and street performances.
A reader letter salutes St. Peter on scenery but urges New Ulm to adopt street sprinkling on private roads for public health. It argues outsiders critique can spur local action and warns mustard field control challenges require cooperative farming efforts and collective effort to rout the problem.
Announcement promotes a garment shrinking service with prices five cents per yard for wool and three cents per yard for wash goods under six inches wide. Short lengths offered at 15 cents each. Claims improvement through a Perfect Spotless Process for woolen, cotton, and linen fabrics.
A fragmentary newspaper page offers a string of aphorisms and humorous lines about manners, wealth, religion, driving, defects, and everyday life. It includes observations on umbrellas, coats of arms, auto owners, sewing patches, asbestos wealth, and a playful take on baseball culture.
Al G Barnes Big Three ring Wild Animal Circus comes to New Ulm on Thursday June 26 presenting a dramatic zoological spectacle. The write up lauds the lions and the arena as a civilized educational entertainment surpassing prior exhibitions in appeal and grandeur.
The Al Gones circus debuts twenty trained African lions under trainer Herr Louis Roth, showcasing daring feats as the era pushes for higher risks in animal performance. Meanwhile St Peter’s society Swan Lake prepares its twenty-fifth anniversary picnic on June 29 with high mass, German German Catholic Benevolent ties, and a speech by George Stelzle of Minneapolis.
Billy Koob recaptured his best form and won the gold medal at Bundsy's event Si Hunter's Reet. Sepp Antri blames his loss on not wearing a white vest for the occasion. The following scores were made.
Marriage licenses issued for Hans Abbecas of Linden and Ida J Wee of Lake Hanska Wan Oscar Johnson of Albin and Lulu Lavange Rice of Albin Hr Lowinske of Sleepy Eye Ella Schlebener of Sleepy Eye Frank W Moulster of Olmstead Co and Anna Bartel of City Edmund R Bliefernicht of City Lydis V Schapebahm of City Albert D Flor of City Marie A Inhofer of City.
A daughter arrived Wednesday to brighten the Grussendorf home. Simon Woratechke returned Tuesday from a visit with his daughter Mrs. Seifert of Laurerton. Court Reporter W. T. Eckstein came home Saturday after several weeks at Marshall. George Hauenstein and his little daughter visited early in the week with his mother and sister. Prof. Ackermann left Monday to attend the University of Wisconsin summer school. Mrs. Current and daughter Edith plan a six week trip to Spokane and western points beginning Tuesday. Ida Rosenkranz of Appleton Minn is guest at the W. J. Winkelmann home for several weeks. George Figge of Milwaukee is visiting the Doehne home on his way home from Rushville Nebraska.
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