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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
4
The New Ulm Review, published by New Ulm Publishing Camps, appears in a June 30 1909 issue. Notes poke at draft age, war with Japan and social quips about marriage, congressmen, and self control with satirical humor.
The 1909 Minnesota State Fair premium list totals 840000 in prizes with offerings from livestock and agriculture societies. Awards include silver medals for Hackneys, gold medals for Shire Stallions, rosette ribbons and cups for Shire champions, and substantial sums in shorthorn, Hereford, sheep, cattle, swine, poultry, and Angora goat divisions. Poultry premiums rise to 1500. bee demonstration prizes are listed. counties receive 2000 in prize funds for grain and produce exhibits. Dan Whetston opens a new paper plant at Cutbank, boosting local business edge.
A discussion tracing English and American views of individualism, anarchism, and socialism. It contrasts Benthamite individual liberty with state guided collectivism, noting courts favor limited regulation to protect health and morals while safeguarding competition and liberty. It warns against overreach that could foster socialism and state ownership.
Three Turners and affiliates report two prizes for New Ulm youths the fourteenth class prize and third prize for the best kept camp at the Turofest in Cincinnati Chiat Klause received a police telegram about Jos Arvis a 17 or 18 year old parolee from the Training School wanted for burglary in Minneapolis A travel promotion offers reduced rates on The Chicago and North Western Railway for Seattle Exposition Yellowstone Park Yosemite Colorado and Pacific Coast routes with free descriptive material and itineraries.
Henry Frenzel died at his home in New Ulm after several strokes. Born in Tautenheim Saxony Germany on September 17 1841 he came to America in 1868 settling in Oshkosh Wisconsin then Minnesota and finally New Ulm where he ran a pop factory and brewed beer. He married Carolina Schmucker in 1873 and had five children. he was active in Turnverein Odd Fellows Herman Sons and Maennerchor. Burial was at Turner Hall with Turners in attendance. He was respected as a good citizen husband and father.
Miss Addie Olsen and Charles H. Cornwall of Moline were married at 6 30 PM last Saturday at the Olsen home with Rev. E F Wheeler officiating. A small gathering attended and a dinner followed. The couple left Monday for a coast wedding trip via Exposition and relatives. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Olsen, wore a Princess style frock of plainbatiste with lace and embroidery, and the home was pink and white with flowers.
Miss Agnes Manderfeld attends summer school in Mankato. A Cum dairy cow was killed by lightning Wednesday. Mary Franch of Comfrey spent a week with Cottonwood friends. Ida Wiesner graduates from the Commercial Class at Holy Trinity School. A picnic by St. John’s Court of Searles last Sunday was a grand success. Joseph Schnobrich visited Hanska Saturday. Mr and Mrs John H Seifert were surprised by a gathering of friends.
Visiting masons from Madeira Hanska Springfield and St Peter attended the lodge room Monday night. Union patriotic services planned for Sunday July 4 at Congregational church begin 7 30 pm with pastor addresses and singing. Brown County ditch program totals 203000 across multiple projects with several counties. John Brunner and family of Fairfax visited, noting poor road conditions. Sanitarium project discussed by Hilgers Cooley of Minneapolis for Jordan health resort. Carl Berg of Sleepy Eye and Donner met an old schoolmate from Castle Garden after 43 years.
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