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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1920

Page

4

Ed Larson Leaves City for Tire Firm

Ed Larson former part owner of South Side Auto Co has severed ties with the firm and joins Auto Owners Tire Corp of St Paul. He will work at the Midway and Sir Lipson plant as a plant superintendent after a brief study trip east. John Sieberbranner assumes Larson’s South Side Auto Co stake. Mr and Mrs Adolph Lamp retire to New Lim from an extended visit with Carl Bautin and the Matth Hines and John Jennings families.

Ed. Larson South Side Auto Co Tire Corporation of St Paul Midway Sir Lipson Larson South Side Atta Co John Sieberbranner South Side Mer. Aal Adolph Lamp New Lim Carl Bautiinn Lamberton Matth. Hines John Jennings Wanda

Chief Martin Quits Post in Manka to Police Chief Resigns

Mankato police chief Jack Martin submitted his resignation to Mayor E V Watters amid an anticipated move after his malfeasance in office indictment. In his letter he cites embarrassment to the administration due to criticism of the police department. The story notes accompanying visitors from Revere and New Ulm seeking medical advice for a daughter's ear infection.

Jack Martin Mankato E. V. Watters Mankato Free Press Martin Watters

City Council selects architect for North German park power plant

The council authorized Silas Jacobson of St. Paul to draft plans for a brick power plant at North German park. The design emphasizes low cost, daylight through six front windows, and two large interior rooms with gypsum ceilings. The engine and boiler rooms will be tiled and ventilated with modern touches.

Silas Jacobson St. Paul North German Park Jacobson First North Street New Ulm

Obituary notices and local death notices in Sleepy Eye

Obituaries report the death of Mrs. Michael Schmitt in New Ulm after four weeks of illness with heart trouble. Surviving are two daughters, four stepchildren, a brother and four sisters, with services at Holy Trinity Church and burial in the Catholic cemetery. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Maria Hager of Essig, widow of Fred Hager, who leaves eight children and siblings, with funeral at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church and burial in the local Lutheran cemetery. A related item mentions SLEEPY EYE resident S A Wooldick planning a new manual power sawing outfit, potentially manufactured locally for about $50, intended for Sleepy Eye.

Michael Schmitt Loretta Theresia Schmitt Maria Meid Bibiana le Mars Iowa William P. Dohen Olympia Wash Michael P. Schmitt Port Angeles Francis Schmitt Joyce John Sturm New Ulm Andrew Laway Caesarea St. Louis Frank Schavesdick Sleepy Bye Henry Scheibel Searles Holy Trinity Catholic Church Maria Hager Affolter Essig Frank Marti Milford Herm. Dabke West Newton Ernest Hermerding C. V. Schmitt Minneapolis L. K. Hankel Chinook Mont Fred Hager S. A. Wooldick Sleepy Eye Wooldick

Schleuder Re-elected President of Optometry Board

H O Schleuder the local jeweler and optometrist was re-elected president of the Minnesota State Board of Examiners in Optometry at the annual meeting held at the St Paul Hotel in the Capitol City last week. This is the third time he has been honored.

H. O. Schleuder Minnesota

Fire damages interior of Schmid and Lehrer hardware store

A fire damaged the interior of the Schmid and Lehrer hardware store in Springfield last Tuesday afternoon when oakum ignited from a blow torch used by an employee. The fire department extinguished the blaze. Henry Anderson of Hanska, a local banker, visited recently.

Schmid & Lehrer Hardware Springfield

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