School Nurse Reports February Home Visits and Pupils’ Defects
Miss Emma Potter visited 112 homes in February assisting families without cost. Across Emerson, Washington, Franklin, Lincoln, Lutheran, and Holy Trinity schools, many pupils were re-examined or treated for defects, with 41 untreated cases at Emerson, five at Franklin, 22 still untreated overall, and 36 untreated at Holy Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Emma Potter
Potter
Holy Trinity
Emerson
Washington
Holy Trinity School
Holy Trinity Catholic School
Barnabys Dramatic Entertainers at Armory
The Midland Lyceum Bureau of Des Moines presents The Barnabys Paul Jones Barnaby and Dorothy McGaw Barnaby in a unique Armory program for New Ulm Lyceum patrons next week on March 17. The duo offers humorous and dramatic readings impersonations pianologues and musical readings with mostly original material and a balanced mix of humor and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Lyceum Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa
New Ulm Lyceum Bureau
Armory
Pioneer Maria Lehmann Celebrates 84th Birthday
Mrs. Maria Lehmann marked her 84th birthday in a close family gathering on Friday February 27. A longtime city pioneer since arriving in 1857 she has faced years of illness. Two sons Paul of this city and Fred F Lehmann of Sioux Falls S D joined well wishers in sending greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Lehmann
Lehmann
Paul
Fred. F. Lehmann
Sioux Falls
S. C
Re Zew
New Proprietor at Lyric Theatre
Theo Melzer takes over the Lyric Theatre on April 1 1919 from J O Reed and C L Reed with plans to keep Paramount film offerings and high standards. Reed family will return to Sioux Falls due to death and illness in the family, citing the venture as a financial success and Melzer moving to Minneapolis to finalize contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Melzer
Minnesota
First North Streets
Lyric Theatre
J. O. Reed
C. L. Reed
American Theatre
Reed, Jr
Melzer
Paramount Pictures
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
Reed
Brown County Reports Record March Tax Collections
Brown county finishes the March settlement with a total tax collection of 175 715 08. County officials Louis G. Vogel and Henry J. Berg report the largest March settlement in Brown county history and note a four day completion time. The cities villages and townships receive 52 944 14 while school districts total 44 662 31.
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Brown County
Louis G. Vogel
Henry J. Berg
Messrs
Vogel and
Berg
State Revenue
State School State University
Local Quintette Wins Classic District Showdown
The New Ulm high school team defeated Slerry in a fast game in Mankato to claim the district lead. The final mill will decide the championship at Lamberton on Friday with Miymesate facing Minneola, winner advances to the state tournament at Carleton College in Northfield next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamberton
Qulni
Husky
Miymesate
Tyler
Minneola
Carleton College
Northfield
New Ulm Beats Sleepy Eye in District Basketball Contests
Hugo Rose recovers as New Ulm defeats Sleepy Eye 25 to 18 in a Y M C A district boys game at the School Districts gym. New Ulm pulled away late, aided by Esser and Shapiro, after a strong first half showing. Rose had been recovering from a recent accident but supported the team as the win earns a rendezvous with Tyler in the next round.
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Mankato
Mankato Frov Press
New Ulm
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm High
Ulm
Che Ae
New Ulm Fe
Avads
Sleepy Aes Ene
Jets
Sleepy Hye
Hugo Rose
Esser
Shapiro
Tyler
Turnherr Describes Hardships En Route to Austria
In a letter to Peter Kitzberger Ferdinand Turnherr, former New Ulm resident returning to Dornbirn Vorarlberg Austria, recounts five week Atlantic crossing on a French steamer with scarce rations. He notes costs over 800 dollars, delays in New York, and inability to buy tobacco milk and basic goods as prewar prices rise. He laments living conditions and hardship upon arrival.
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Peter Kitzberger
Ferdinand Turnherr
New Ulm
Dornbirn
Vorarberg
Austria
Europe
Turnherr
Atlantic
Pr Tan Low
New York
Turnhere
United States
Flu Epidemic Subside Encourages School Attendance
Miss Potter reports to the school board that the influenza epidemic has subsided and attendance remains strong across all grades.
Governor names three party leaders in Minnesotan clash
Governor Burnquist blasts three Republican figures Ed, Stith and Carpenter accusing them of steering to oust his secretary Gustaf Lindquist. He claims opposition aims to control policy and undermine the administration, signaling a late career political barrage as labor and farmer voters loom. Subscribe for the New Ulm Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bornypiat
Milne
Stith
Fred Tf. Carpenter
A. A. J. Rahn
Minneapolis
Gustaf Lindquist
M Tumaquist
Carpenter
E. Smith
Smith-Carpenter
Winbarrats
Heereia
Minnesota
Raken
Burnquist
Interesting lecture on merchant troubles by Dayton expert
G W Sulley of Dayton Ohio will deliver a business lecture for New Ulm merchants. The talk titled The Troubles of a Merchant and How to Stop Them will be illustrated by a film. It will be held at the Armory on Thursday March 14 and is organized by A Schulke Andrew Salfert and Chas A Stole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Sulley
Dayton
Ohio
New Ulm
Sulley
National Cash Register
Les
A. Schulke
Andrew Salfert
Chas. A. Stole
Armory
Meeting on Relief Plans for Suffering Children
Attention is called to a night meeting at Turner Hall to discuss centralizing relief work for children in Central Aurays. All interested ladies are invited. Herman Radtke and Henry Schmiesing, related to Fred Radtke of this city, visited the Radtke home this week in Lucan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Delly
Aurays
Herman Radtke
Fred
Radtke
Henry Schmiesing
Lucan
Grand Under New Management In New Ulm
G W Schlottman becomes stockholder and assistant manager as The Grand theatre is leased to United Theatre Corporation of America on March 6. Guy Tyler of Mora Minnesota is named manager with backing from Schlottman and the 20-house Minnesota South Dakota Iowa chain. The Grand hotel remains under Schlottman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre
North Minnesota Street
Outside Corporation
New Ulm
United Theatre Corporation of America
G. W. Schlottman
Guy Tyler
Mora, Minn
Grand Theatre
Tyler
Schlottman
Minnesota
South Dakota
Iowa
Minneapolis
Northwest
United Theatre Corporation
Grand Hotel
West Seen As Likely Nonpartisan Governor Candidate
Willis M. West a former University of Minnesota professor and member of the Committee of 48, with a St. Louis convention last December, is favored as the Nonpartisan League gubernatorial candidate. He supports organized farmers and labor and backs the World War Veterans' Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis M. West
University of Minnesota
Nonpartisan League
Mr. West
Committee of 48
St. Louis
Organized Farmers and Labor
World War Veterans’ Auxiliary
West
City Faces Bond Sale Decision on Plant Expansion
City officials deliberated whether to add a power plant unit or build a new facility as a bond issue looms. Attended by bank reps and the Board of Public Works, the informal meeting urged bids on both options and discussed selling bonds via subscriptions to local citizens and banks. An executive committee was appointed to manage bond sale if voters approve, while efforts to raise city revenue were also discussed.
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Board of Public Works
Dempsey
Finance Committee
B. F. Krook
A. L. Boock
Brown County Bank
F. H. Krook
Citizens State Bank
Ed. A. Stoll
State Bank of New
Ferdinand Crone
J. A. Ochs
Geo. Marti
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