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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1919

Page

2

Call to Buy Coal Now for 1919-20 Winter Shortage

The Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission quotes a Federal Fuel Administration warning to purchase bituminous coal immediately. Government surveys show lower production in early 1919 and limited storage at the docks, risking a winter shortage. Officials urge dealers and consumers to order coal now to ease labor and supply pressures, with nearby notes of Green Lake outings and Madelia's Fourth of July plans.

Federal Fuel Administration Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission Government Geological Survey Pennsylvania National Coal Association Europe Minnesota Commission

Postmaster Examination Notice for Gibbon Minnesota

The Civil Service Commission announces a postmaster exam in New Ulm Minnesota on September 24 1919 for the Gibbon office with 1200 annual pay. Eligibility requires US citizenship residence within the delivery area and age 21 to 64 on exam day. Form 2241 and details available from the local postmaster or the Commission in Washington DC.

United States Civil Service Commission New Ulm Minn Gibbon United States Civil Service Commission Washington, D.C Washington, D. C

Hay stackers save labor for farmers in harvest

Thousands of farmers credited hay stackers with cutting labor during large crops last year. The stacker replaces much manual work by lifting hay onto stacks using horse power, halving hand labor when loading wagons. Farm Bulletin 1009 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture reviews stacker types and use conditions. Hilton Durbahn and Harold Reineke return home for summer. Sergt. Major Jacob Engel arrives at Camp Merritt and may be home soon. Irene Forster visits Florence Baer. Rosebud Engel leaves for Mankat0 summer school.

Farmers’ Bulletin 1009 United States Department of Agriculture Hilton Durbahn Harold Reineke University Sergt Jacob Engel Camp Merritt

Local Notes Roundup From Sigel Township and Nearby

Local notes recount travel and visits among residents with Lt Brix, Mrs Maass, Fred Hamann, Meta Sell, Mrs Mans, and others. Several trips span North Dakota Montana and Washington while farm sales, hospital recoveries, and a barn dance mark community life. Overseas veterans Mr Lemberger Olzin and Honetschlager expected home soon from New York. Lightning strikes damage the August Hummel home with chimney collapse and soot filling.

Brix Sigel Township North Dakota August Maass Gaylord

Community Notes From New Ulm Area

Miss Anna Berlin returns to Lafayette after weeks at Loretto hospital. Andrew Vogel of Springfield, recently back from overseas service, visited relatives most of last week. Miss Clara Thordson John Gud vangen Gilbert Wee Oscar Bakken and Nels Bekken from Hanska visited New Ulm during the week. Herman Radtke completes university study for the year and goes home for the summer.

Emma Fritz Fairfax Chas. Brust Sr Minnie Wood Lake Gaylord Anna Berlin Lafayette Loretto Hospital Andrew Vogel Springfield Clara Thordson John Gudvangen Gilbert Wee Oscar Bakken Nels Bekken Hanska New Ulm Herman Radtke

For Sale Two Story Brick Business Block in New Ulm

Two story brick business block on Center street between Minnesota Street and Post Office is offered with reasonable terms. Inquiries should be directed to Max Burg, New Ulm, Minnesota. Adv 26.

Center Street Minnesota Str Post Office Max Burg New Ulm Minn

Card of Thanks for Esther Schleuder loss

The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy after the sudden loss of their daughter and sister Esther Schleuder. Special thanks to Rev Schlinkert for solace, to the Sisters, and to the flower donors. Herm Schleuder and family.

Esther Schleuder Schlinkert Herm. Schleuder

Card of Thanks and Local Notices in One Item

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy after the death of Henriette Weschke with mentions of Mr Steinhasuer Miss Frances Krook and pallbearers. Also notes sale or trade ad for land, a big equity picnic at Anton Henle's Grove near Essig on June 29 with concert speeches and dance, and an ad for a glass cigar case complete outfit priced at 275 dollars.

Henriette Weschke Steinhasuer Frances Krook Equity Anton Henle Essig

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Hugo Schleuder F. Fisher Fred Schulke Green Lake Spicer, Minn Madelia Frank Clague Kretsch Auto Co Alfred Rein Irene Forster Florence Baer ST. Peter, Minnesota Nicollet County St. Peter Fair Grounds Arthur M. Nelson Fairmont Cohen Armory I. C.C. F. Hall Geo. T. Olsen Oo. Jquane Fred Hamann Sykeston N. D Meta Sell Montana John Mans Mankato Matt Schouweiller Mandertela Qry Jos. N. Schaefer North State Street Cottonwood Township Arthur Francis Dow Aug. Imberg Morgan L. Lemberger H. ¥Olzin G. F. Honetschlager New York Henry Schemann Alfred Polta Harold Ross and Startley Nick Filson Anna Kuttner Minot Edmund Luithe Seattle Washington R. M. Pfaender Honolulu New York City Raymond Leary O'Howard Dickenson Otto Koop Camp Mills Herman Koop Hummel Ss. P. Nielsen Mueller & Rob S. P. Nielsen Garage North Broadway Live Nelson H. P. Bruckschen Young America Mint NEW Ulm Gas CO Center St Equitable Life Insurance Co Iowa J. R. Higgs Vogel J. H. Forster
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