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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
8
New Ulm’s Concrete Culvert Company dominates local interest as it supplies six to seven counties with 12 to 40 inch culvert tile. Workers detail the mixing process, rock-hard cement ratio, and careful curing to meet state road specifications. Delegations from Mapleton, Winnebago, Sleepy Eye and other towns join editors on a tour then head to Sacramento for the National Editorial Association session.
The New Ulm branch of a Winona company, run by P. E. Van Dusen, produces large cement culverts from 12 to 48 inches in diameter heavily reinforced with steel wires. They use high cement content for strength, guarantee no breaks under weight or frost for two years, and supply many surrounding counties with the tiles. Nearly two carloads of cement are used monthly, and the plant is expanding to meet demand.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Harriet Payne and Captain Albert Steinhauser of the New Ulm Publishing Co. with Mr. and Mrs. Emil Steinhauser of Lamberton left for Mankato to join the Minnesota Editorial Special bound for Los Angeles. The Minnesota delegation travels by a decorated car, joining a route through Denver and Santa Fe to attend the National Editorial Association meeting in Los Angeles, with stops in San Diego and San Francisco to visit expositions.
We thank neighbors and friends who attended the funeral of our son and brother Louis Spoerhase. Special thanks to flower donors the Modern Woodmen of America E. J. Buehrer for solace and the pall bearers. Mrs Pauline Spoerhase and children.
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