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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
3
Charles Suchlbach seeks examination and allowance of Ella Engvert guardianship account. The court fixes a hearing time and place at the Probate Office, with public notice to be published in the New Ulm Review weekly for three weeks prior to the hearing.
Public notices detail proceedings in Brown County Minnesota. Executors and administrators seek probate of wills and sale of real estate under contract for deed. Hearings set for March 28 1920 and April 1940 with publication in the New Ulm Review.
Railway notice lists a 3:00 PM departure at the BeceI% 1919 station near Weetbow with agent F P Starr.
A Minnesota letter to Oscar M. Sullivan of the Department of Education discusses Chapter 365 of 1919, a new law offering reeducation and placement to workers injured or disabled. It summarizes Sullivan’s outline and the division pamphlet detailing reeducation programs and benefits for disabled persons in the state.
An ad announces Hall's Catarrh Medicine with blood bloodstream action and a Minnesota summons and lis pendens notice. The court action, filed in Brown County, targets Joseph Seifert and others over real estate lots 5 and 6, block 187, New Ulm.
A Minnesota Act creates a Division for reeducation and placement of workers impaired in industry. It provides training contracts, notices for eligible applicants, and coordination with local boards and federal programs to restore earning capacity. Placement aims at jobs matching abilities, with emphasis on major disabilities and residence requirements.
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