Catholic Society Completes Drive Initiation of 37 Members
The St Joseph Society completed its state drive by initiating 37 new members including 23 from New Ulm, nine from Searles, and eight from West Newton. Nearly 600 attended as Grand Council members and Rev Schlinkert presided. A two hour program followed by lunch showcased music, solos, and a Swabian theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Society
New Ulm
St. Joseph’s Society
George A. Gerlach
John Q. Juenwmann
Frank Youngbauer
Matt, J. Aritz
Frank Kueppers
Joseeph Matt
Wanderer
Schlinkert
Frobsiant
St. Joseph Society of St. George
Swabia
Ben Tauscheck
Hugo Forster
Mildred Eibner
Washington Birthday Military Ball at Armory
The Washington Birthday Military Ball by local Company A drew large crowds despite bad weather. Decorations in red white and blue filled the Armory with a grand march opening the evening and uniformed Company A members welcoming couples with dancing programs.
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Washington
A" Boys
Armory
Company A
Republicans File for Convention in Brown County
Republicans file for the county convention to be held in Sleepy Eye on March 18 with forty eight delegates named by Monday morning. Women in Springfield are among the few filed as delegates, voters to elect nine Brown County delegates to the State Convention and seven to the Congressional Convention.
Cost of New Municipal Plant in Brown County Politics
The Brown County scene shows low Democratic enthusiasm as no call is issued. Since press time H H Walters mime withdrew as delegate candidate in New Ulm first ward, and new names added J P Graff Geo D Erickson W T Eckstein W J Juling Louis G Vogel. L G Davis added Sleepy Eye second ward. Alexander Seifert Springfield. Herman Polkow Burnstown. James A Peterson Eden. Fred Crumlett Stark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
H. H. Walter
New Ulm
J. P. Graff
Geo. D. Erickson
W. T. Eckstein
W. J. Juling
Louis G. Vogel
Sleepy Bye
L. G. Davis
Springfield
Alexander Seifert
Burnstown
Herman Polkow
Eden
James A. Peterson
Stark
Fred Crumlett
Local firm buys St. Paul concern moves equipment here
Frenzel Brothers completed a 0.2 deal with G. F. W. Wohler of St. Paul to acquire the Propto business. The New Ulm Bottling Works will move Wohler’s plant to New Ulm this week, with Wohler teaching operation of flavoring extracts. The firm plans to market Propto line in kegs and bottles and later expand to adjoining states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenzel Brothers
G. F. W. Wohler
St. Paul
Propto
Wobler
New Ulm
New Ulm Bottling Works
Wohler
Frenzel
Howard Vogel Defends Laurels In Mankato Oratorical Contest
Howard Vogel won first place in the Mankato oratorical contest last Wednesday and had previously won at St Peter sub district. By retaining the laurels he becomes eligible for the state contest likely around Easter where he will face eight other district representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Vogel
Mankato
St. Peter
Howard
Bryat
Progressive conference in Chicago aims for third party plan
Representatives from across the United States met in Chicago on Washingtons birthday to adopt resolutions for uniting labor farmer cooperative and progressive forces in the 1922 elections. No new party formed but a framework for mobilization was set, including a general committee of fifteen and a national conference to be held December 1922.
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Chicago
United States
Washington
Congress
Farmer Labor Conventions and Precinct Caucuses Planned
The Farmers Nonpartisan League and Working People's league schedule state and county events for March. Precinct caucuses on March 4, county conventions March 10, with a state meeting March 1 and possible postponement to March 31. Delegates allocated by membership and calls urge revival of the government grain corporation. Political maneuvering includes anticipation of Republican primary actions and endorsements for Kellogg Hallam Leach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working People’s Nonpartisan Political League
Twin Cities
Farmers’ Nonpartisan League
Farmer- Labor Party
H. G.tiegan
Farmers’ League
George Griffith
Farmers’ Call
Government Grain Corporation
John M. Johnson
Linden
Otto Friton
Sleepy Eye
H. A. Unger
Springfield
Nonpartisan League of
Brown County
Working People’s League
Working People
Farmer-Labor Committee
Farmer-Labor Party
Fred A. Pike
Labor Party
Pike
Farmer-Labor
Progressive Farmer-Labor Party
Farmer Labor Progresive Party
Progressive-Liberal Party
Farmer Labor
New Municipal Plant Operating Figures
Operating figures for the municipal plant show total outputs of 4,713,703 Iba with 4,412,776 ibs reported. The data indicate overall production levels and unit weights across the facility’s latest reporting period.
The Call of the North at Lyric Theatre Next Weekend
Jack Holt stars in Paramount action photoplay The Call of the North with Madge Bellamy leading woman. A strong supporting cast enlivens the picture as the Lyric Theatre presents the film next Friday and Saturday. The exchange says income tax is capital punishment.
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All Picture
Jack Holt
Paramount
Lyric Theatre
Madge Bellamy
Brown County Trunk Highways Funds and Road Tax Returns
Brown County reports state funds paid for trunk highways 7 15 and 70 and road taxes returned to counties. Totals show 65324 in work cost and 58527 autos pay, with 65234 and 58527 cited for Brown County taxes. Highwater crossing at New Ulm is permanent, with trunk highways 7 and 15 sharing a three mile stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Babcock
State Highway Commission
New Ulm
Springfield
Madeira
Sleepy Eye
Fairfax
Mike Holm
G. W. Brown
Minnesota
Highway Commission
Minnesota River
Brown Co
New City Plant Cuts Coal Use and Boosts Output
New Ulm's Municipal Plant shows nearly 30 000 kWh more output from Oct 1 to Feb 26 than the old plant did in the prior season, with coal use down by about 300 000 lbs and fuel cost savings totaling about 395 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Huevels Teann
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Catholic Society
Beatrice Gag
Lorna Schleuder
Helen Meile
Myra Alwin
Ruth Hummel
Gertrude Esser
Cecilia Hough
Florence Schneider
Barbara Dietz
Helmuth Blauert
Minneapolis
Miss Dietz
A. A Zapf
Misa Edna Groth
Herman Havermeier
Courtland
J. A. Loehr
Albert ,W. Havemeier
Marie Bjorlie
Alfred W. Mueller
T. C. Streissguth
A- J. Vogel
William B. Mather
Emil G. Hage
Jos. H. Vogel
Theodore Mueller
August C. Dahl
Christ Hahn
F. H. Retzlaff
L. B. Krook
H. N. Samson
Philip Liesch
W. W. Smith
George Foster
Hans Mo
H. C. Peterson
William Miller
Albert Hauser
A. F. Strickler
Emil Rasmussen
M. G. Hansen
H. C. Hansen
BR. Lane
O. A. Greene
W. L. Walters
C. F. Schwieger
H. D. Reed
W. B. Brooks
Hanske
G. W. Chambard
P. J. Blien
Bennie Kjelshus
Home
J. R. Madory
George Martine
Peter Rasmussen
H. S. Larson
Cottonwood
Mulligan
Ben. I. Dahl
Fred Prahl
Geo.b. Weiser
Sleepy Eye Opera House
City Hall
Mc Clerks
ST. Paul Concern
Frenzel Bros
Non-Partisans and
Ernest Lundeen
Ellsworth
Winona
Serdp
Frank B. Kellogg
Oscar Hallam
American Legion
Col Geo. Leach
Hennepin
Judge Hallam
Ramsey County
Senator Kellogg
New City
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