First Annual Brown County Democrats Banquet Held at Turner Hall
In Brown County a large Democratic gathering at Turner Hall celebrated the party with speeches by Frank Day and others. Lind and Hammond were cheered as potential candidates, while speakers criticized the Republican platform and praised Gov. Johnson’s record. The event featured music, a Schnitzelbank performance, and lively toastmastering by Fred Pfaender.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Brown County Democracy
Turner Hall
Frank Day
Turnverein
A. J
W. G. Alwin
Ed. A. Stoll
Arthur Dengler
TiMt
Hisar Holdale
Minneapolis
Albert Plaender
New Ulm
Johnson
County Committee
Erickson
Springfield
John
Mankato Review
W. H. Dempsey
C. H. Evins
Tracy
H. L. Chaffee
Sleepy Eye
Brown County
Proctor
Duluth
John Lind
Lind
Victoriou
W. S. Ham
Hammond
Gov. Johnson
Dairy and Food Department
Department of Labor
Thos. D. O'Brien
Tax Commission
Board of Control
Eugene Slater
Mr. Day
Schnitz
New Ulm Stone Company quarry visit highlights industry growth
The Review editor toured the New Ulm Stone Company at Redstone, detailing two active crushers with more capacity forthcoming, a quartzite rock praised for concrete and heavy traffic roads, and substantial investments and acreage. The plant, on the C N W by rail, ships up to 700 cars yearly and pays over $20,000 annually in freight.
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Review
Ulm Stont Company
Redstone
United States Agricultural Department
Washington
Eagle Roller Mill Co
Sad Ending for Bright Career of MLC Graduate Otto Haar
Otto Haar a recent graduate of Dr. Martin Luther College died last Tuesday at St. Luke's Hospital from an appendicitis operation. His father Rev. Haar of Greenwood was away at a synod convention when summoned. Haar planned to enter the Watertown Wisconsin Seminary next fall and had been a top student and skilled pianist. He was buried in Greenwood Hennepin Co with funeral addresses by Prof. Ackermann and attendance by Prof. F Reuter and Herman Aufderheide. Sympathy extends to his bereaved parents.
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Otto Haar
Martin Luther College
St. Luke’s Hospital
Rev
Haar
Greenwood, Hennepin Co
Turner Hall
Greenwood, Hennepin, Co
Ackermann
F. Reuter
Herman Aufderheide
All Ready for Turnfest in New Ulm Turnverein Plans July Celebrations
Citizens unite for Turnfest events with large delegations from St. Paul and Minneapolis. President Praceder announces readiness for the gymnastic tournament and independence day celebration opening July 3. Turner Hall events Sunday with park admission ten cents. badges $1 grant full festival access. Civic parade Monday led by L. G. Vogel. speeches by F. W. Johnson and E. J. Buehrer. 3–4 hundred participants in Turner contests and drills.
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Praceder
Turnverein
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Turner Hall Park
New Ulm
F. W. Johnson
E. J. Buehrer
L. G. Vogel
Central heating plant eyed by city officials and business leaders
J L Barnes of the American District Steam Company visited to propose installing a central heating plant using exhaust steam from the city water and electric plants. Proposals cover blocks on Minnesota Street to Center Street and areas to serve schools, courthouse, jail, and Turner Hall. The city council may consider the idea, which promises cheaper heat, better service, reduced dust and fire risk, and added revenue if pursued this year.
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J. L. Barnes
American District Steam Company
Lockport
New York
Court House
Turner Hall
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Mammond
Hinar Hoidale
Taft
Ilinois
Joel Cannon
Wisconsin
James A. Tawney
Payne-Aldrich
Iowa
Walter Smith
Boston
Nelson W. Aldrich
Ballinger
Tariff Commission
Bryan
United States
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Captains of
Hoidale
Tifft
Public Service
5. D. Works
Mankato
Nationa
Frapcs
Ulm
New York Concern
Rifle Club
Tueday
Hunter's Rest
W. E. Koch
C. Asuenstel
H. Gebser
Windbors
Meyer
Oy Tos
Smasul
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