Dealers to Limit Car Repairs and Service Changes
A historic notice outlines strict limits on car repairs and pleasure use. Dealers plan a July 1 meeting in Minneapolis with widespread attendance to require cash transactions and reduce mechanic employment while shifting workers to government service. Users are urged to ensure proper equipment and trained drivers as service options shrink.
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Ita BP Mae Gratis
North Q Aertety Trade Association
Inchute
Tie Deen
Minneapolis
Nappal Aesbcution
Eviere
Eviere Should At Once Establish Classes , Orenemirage
California Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Relief
A vintage ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for sick children and adults. It claims the product clears bowels gently, easing constipation and feverish discomfort, with directions for use and a call to ask a druggist for a bottle.
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Midler Con Westenay
California
Nicollet County Sends Quota Group to Camp Urant
Nicollet County set a June quota of 42 and reported from St. Peter on Tuesday morning then departed at 4 02 p m for Camp Urant in Rockford Illinois. The list includes many names from St Peter New Ulm Lafayette Nicollet and Mankato with several alternates and a CanadiAn connection noted as Ont Can.
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Nivollet
St. Peter
Camp Urant
Rockford
Ilinois
Lbert Kratzke
Ruvene J. Keogh
Jacoph Fortier
Jeudore Maeker
New Ulm
Oscar Benson
St- Peter
R. L
Harry C. Flycare
Lafayette
Tolig Teengatort
Nicollet
Walfgang Brey
Cheletiun Oh. Ginkel
George Altmann
R. Dolin
Kennedy
Clarence Pierson
le Sueur
Jareph Meld
Ryo
Tuilmainn
Charles K. #lygare
Alex Liljjengren
Glom Stutttum
Norman C. Sandberg
Fertile
Minn
Herbert_B. Haesecke
Keuph Sport
Julia Happ
Mankato
Henry Voxel
Arthur Bonileson
Louis Cloches
Kemail Halverson
Arthur W. Johnsor
Jnaeph O. Johnson
Harry W., Evenson
Guy Ly
Finley
Peter
Loy Ginkel
New Um
End
Wendlinger
Nes Krickaon
Juiine Spoon
Thearore Schneider
Fairfax
Michal E. Bresnahan
Thormae L. McCraw
Hospers
Iowa
Arthur A. Tanquist
Juin D. Wilking
Elmer A. Moyer
R. Henry Main
Glen Kemnita
R. G. Waller
Barker
Henry E. Schumann
Frank Mains
E. R. Bliefernicht
Watertown
Wis
W. G. Onstad
Veterinary Surgical Department
Georgia
Carpfield
Equity Picnic Draws 800 To Milford Farm Event
The Equity picnic at Antony Henle's Milford farm drew about 800 despite threatening weather. Ira M. Chryst of Hudson and Fy MW Schmeitzer of South St. Paul spoke on Equity and Co operation and Co operation in Shipping of Live Stock. The evening dance netted a tidy sum for Milford Red Cross with 117 tickets sold at $1 each, covering expenses and contributing to charity. The Review urges readers to notice advertisers and support local ads.
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Equity
Antony Henle
Milford
Ira M. Chryst
Hudson
Wisconsin
Schmeitzer
South St. Paul
Milford Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Winter Coal Shortage Prompts Early Orders and Rationing
The United States Fuel Administration urges early coal orders as demand rises. It forecasts a 2,000,000 ton shortfall against an 79,000,000 ton annual anthracite need, with 1917 production at 89,720,802 tons but only 77,188,305 shipped. Policy will limit anthracite for manufacturers and domestic supply will be prioritized amid anticipated rail freight congestion.
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United States Fuel Administration
West
Northwest
Fuel Administration
June Weddings In City Start Summer Nuptials
Two local weddings took place Monday morning and noon. Florence Groebner wed Albert Haas in a Catholic ceremony with Arthur Groebner as best man and Florence Julius as maid of honor. The couple plan to reside in Searles after a stop in Minneapolis. Lillian Behnke married Amo Weddendorf in a ceremony officiated by Justice Henningten, with Frieda Behnke and Myrtle Hoffmann as attendants. The couple, graduates of the local high school, will move to Washington DC where the groom works for the Post Office. T. R. Leber of Minneapolis attended.
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Haas-Groebner
Florence Groebner
Andrew Groebner
Albert Haas
Isador Haas
Searles
Rev
Rhode
Arthur Groebner
Florence Julius
Mrs. Haas
Minneapolis
Lillian Behnke
Fred Behnke
Amo Weddendorf
John H. Weddendorf
Justice Henningten
Frieda Behnke
Myrtle Hoffmann
Washington, D. C
Post 1
T. R. Leber
Labor Unions Plan Big Demonstration Tonight
Labor unions in the city announce a street demonstration forming at German Park at 8 p m. The march travels through Third North Street Minnesota Street to Third South Street and Broadway ending at the Armory for a monster meeting with speeches by union leaders and affiliated officials on organized labor and prohibition. Delegations from Sleepy Eye Nicollet Courtland and St Peter will attend Mayor Eibner to speak. The event aims to organize more unions and unions plan further nightly meetings this week.
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German Park
Third North Street
Minnesota Street
Third South Street
Broadway
Armory
Jean E. Spielman v
Josh Brady
Minneapolis
Harpenters
Building and Trades Union
Mary Cory
Garment’ Workers Union
St. Paul
Restaurant and
Hotel Employees of America
Jean &. Spielman
Minnesota Trades Union League
E. G. Hall
Minnesota State Federation of Minneapolis
Frank Hoffmann
Organized Labor
Sleepy Eye
Nicollet
Courtland
St. Peter
Eibner
Local notes crowd Corafrey visits and farewells
Local notes record Miss Dora Berg visiting relatives in Corafrey and a string of visits and arrivals. Parents Wa Seifert of Milford welcomed a daughter. Berg relatives hosted Northfield guest CO F Berg. Others include Arthur Rachel's upcoming Raymond trip and various visits by Gruenfelder, Arbes, Vogel, Dillard, Schneider, Lawrence, Olsen, and Frenzel families plus Dr. Strickler on leave and Kjolstad's appendicitis recovery. Farewell services honored nine drafted boys, while General McCain was advised the doctor may be called for service.
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CO. F. Berg
Northfield
Minn
Roy L. Berg
Arthur Rachel
Raymond, Minn
August Lawrence
Winthrop
Henry Olsen
Hallock
Peter Arbes
Otto, Lewis
Martha Schwandt
Aurelia Balfany
Stillwater
Thaemlitz
F. A. Strickler
Sleepy Eye
Camp Riley
Ole Kjolstad
Hanska
Lutheran Church
Wm. Herder
Walnut Grove
A. J. Frenzel
D. V
Gleysteen
Lamberton
McCain
Washington
Piet Ce
Silver Weddings Celebrate 25 Years Near Cottonwood
Last Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Herman Fritsche of Cottonwood observed their silver wedding anniversary. They were married June 20 a Thursday, with about 90 relatives and friends attending a reception and an evening dance. The couple, both longtime locals, farm near Cottonwood and have three children Alfred Walter and Ira. The celebration included music by Gay and Gabriel and a generous supper. Nearby relatives traveled from Aberdeen South Dakota Red Lake Falls Wanda Gib on and Wabasso.
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Herman Fritsche
Cottonwood
Fritsehes
Gay
Gabriel
Ernst Fritsche
John
South Front Street
Emma Kuehn
John Kuehn
Sigel
Robert Fritsche
Aberdeen
Wm. Kuehn
Red Lake Falls
Henry Kuehn
Otto Kuehn
Wanda
Herman Zimmermann
Wabassopai Chas
Schnabel
Gibon
L. G. Bell
Ludwig G. Bell
Louise Fischer
New Ulm
Kurt Bell
National Army
Plow Demonstrations At Kretsch Auto Co This Month
Advertises daily demonstrations of tractors and plows for two weeks at Kretsch Auto Co. Promises Oliver Machinery lineup arriving in about three weeks and urges readers to see the right plow for Ford Son tractors.
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Kretsch Auto Co
Oliver
New Ulm Dakota House Event June 28 Afternoon
An event runs Friday afternoon at the Dakota House in New Ulm, with health notes on headaches nervousness and eye strain and advice on proper glasses. Garden tips include plowing finished strawberry beds and planting turnips rutabagas or celery, plus remedies for currant worms and cabbage worms.
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New Ulm
Dakota House
Underwear sale highlights athletic union suits
The feature celebrates the strong favor of athletic union suits for hot weather comfort in mens underwear. A wide fabric variety is listed with prices from 1 to 1.50 dollars, while two piece underwear remains popular with prices ranging from 40 cents to 81 dollars.
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Athletic Union
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Nicollet County
Review
Weddendorf
Behnke
GF "Noack “Fis
Norwood
Otto Clobes
Chas, Singer
Louisville
Alfred Hamann
Séarles
Armin Rachel
Renville
E. C. Veeck
Mapleton
Viola Goetsch
Hulda Goetsch
Ottumwa
H. C. Hess
Buffalo, Minn
G. R. Drew
Esther Buenger
Emil Buenger
Frank J. Schmidt
Hector
Schmidt
Chas
Engelbert
George Liesch
Milwaukee
Chicago
Wenzel Lampl
Camp Grant
Alfred A. Eichten
Florence Herminie
Frank .X. Schlumpberger
Madison Lake
Blue Earth
Wisig
Ezsig Hall
Elizabeth Society
Catholic Park
Mankato Commercial College
Crone Bros
Center St
Spring St
Caroline Frenzel
N-Henningsen Agency
Adj
Dora Berg
Corafrey
Wa. Seifert
Albert Gruenfelder
Anton Gruenenfelder
Marshall
Marule Arbes
Joe Arbes
A. Olsen
Hopkins
Anton Torgrimson
Myrtle
Hanske
Margaret Vogel
Downer College
Henry Dillard
Hankinson, N. C
Therese Schneider
Sleepyee
Veronica Schneider
Groom
Fred Wellmann
Center & Jefferson
Equity Picnic
L. W. Samuelson
Township of
RED Cross Sale
Bernadotte Band
Dr. West Hazelton
Optometrist
Hummel Bros
Mint
Ser
New Ulm, Minn
E. F. Buenger
Pleasant Lake Lodge
S. H. Dunton
Annandale
Spring Dale
Lake Augusta
South Haven
George W. Rudolph
Idlewilde
Osakis Lake
E. R. Ruggles
Osakis, Minn
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