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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
2
Raise this remarkable bean that grows two to five feet long per pod and weighs 9 to 25 pounds. Pods rare with many fruits. matures in about 90 days. Suitable for humans livestock and poultry. Seed available at 7 for 50c or 18 for $1.00. Full instructions with each order. Alf Bothmann Schleswig Iowa.
The Farmers' Cooperative Dairy Association held its annual meeting at the new Broadway and Third North street building after an influenza pause. Officers were re-elected: John Poehler president Andrew Potner vice president J M Haubrich secretary and P P Manderfeld treasurer. Directors named Fred Wellner John H Seifert and Frank Forster. The annual statement shows cream and milk receipts, butter fat, and disbursements including payments to patrons and running expenses, ending with a balance on hand of 2 0 960.93 and total disbursements of 83 078 08.
Archbishop Austin Dowling of the St. Paul Archdiocese visited New Ulm for a priests conference with the New Ulm Deanery. It marked his second visit to the city since his elevation about a year ago.
Capt Ivan Rowan of Mankato announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress in Minnesota's Second District. He is a native of Sleepy Eye, born in this county. Mrs Hugo Schleuder hosted a card party Sunday evening with 500 prizes to Miss Hertha Weddendorf and Mrs Karl Aufderheide. gentlemen prizes went to A P Boock and Otto C Wich tel. A delicious June Heon was served.
State auditor J A O Preus ordered a strict $2 limit on any one meal for officials and employees after scrutiny of Governor Burnquist’s expense accounts. He demanded vouched proof for meals exceeding the limit and warned that taxpayers will bear watch over accountable expenditures. The move, though mocked by some, aims to curb state spending and expose lax practices at the public expense.
A renewed effort to aid starving Central European children was planned after a prior meeting was halted by influenza restrictions. Tonight at 8 in the Letitia room Turner Hall a central body will be organized to coordinate charitable work with attending ladies expected to carry the effort forward. A nearby fire incident at North Minnesota street caused minor smoke but no damage. Lafayette baseball fans mobilize for the coming season with promising local players already secured.
The Grand Theatre lists two evenings in March with Bessie Rabaisse in Kitty Kelly M D and Sheriff Nell s Come Back alongside a comedy. The program highlights include Saturday March 12 and Saturday March 18 with a mix of light entertainment and stage comedy.
The March 1 1929 meeting notes board actions including hiring Arnold Gloor as superintendent at 2600 yearly, R W Henry as principal at 2000, H Hein as paidio Training teacher at 150 for 12 months, and approval of prior minutes and financial report. The board adjourned after recognizing Supt Hess’s service.
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