Obituary notices for Simmet Remund Roeder and Dometer
Obituary notices report Peter Simmet of Stark passing at Loretto Hospital on March 2 after a long illness. Born December 22 1883 in Neumark Bohemia he lived in Lafayette township New Ulm and died at 86. Also listed are Mrs Albert Remund nee Winter, Frank Roeder and Arthur Dometer with details on families, birthplaces, and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Simmet
Stark
Loretto Hospital
Neumark
Bohemia
Austria
Tim
Siammet
Travers de Sioux
Nivellet
Vount
Lafayette
Lafayette Township
New Ulm
Anton Kuchelmeier
Seark
Simmerson
Frances Ellerndorfer
Henry
Robert
Anton
Mike Panktart
Springfield
Anton Kacholmeier
Anton Kitzberger
Sigel
Rev. Schimnke
Lay Convention of Mankato District at Bethel Church
The Lay Convention of the Mankato district of the Evangelical Association meets at Bethel church this Thursday and Friday. Sessions cover the Forward Movement significance for prayer, finances, and church institutions with several speakers from Minnesota and nearby towns. The public is invited to attend.
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Evangelical Association
Bethel Church
Mankato
The
Forward Movement
H. Bollenbach
J. H. Burmester
Wells
Minn
R. Haeth
St. Clair
J. Gongell
Lamberton
F. W. Umbrell
Naperville
Death of Marjorie Cornwall Aged Five
Marjorie Cornwall died after seven weeks illness at home of Mr and Mrs Charles Cornwall 1587 Thirty fourth avenue She was born September 20 1910 in the city and was in Garfield school's fifth grade She attended Second Methodist Sunday school Survived by parents grandparents and adjusted relatives Services will be private at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred H Cooper 164% Twelfth avenue at 8 tomorrow afternoon with flowers requested
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Remund
Friederika Winter
Geo
Fy Reineke
Remund
Germany
America
Missoni
Lowa
Waseca
Minn
New Ulm
Anna
William
Goo
EF Reineke
Albert Reineke
W. P. Brown
Oakland
Calif
Adolph Sandmann
Augusta Flachmann
Burlington
Iowa
Edward Winter
Montana
City
Frank Roeder
Melville
Sask
Can
Roeder
Saxony
Brown County
Charlotte Eckstein
Milford Township
Dehli
Edwood County
Winona County
Canada
Alfred Roeder
Dover
John Duff
Michael McLaughlin
Witoka
Albert Burrouth
John Mack
Albert 'Steinhauser
Charles Cornwall
Thirty-fourth Avenue
Marjorie
Garfield School
Second Methodist Sunday School
0. M. Olsen
New Uhm
J. B. Cornwall
Cornwall
Fred H. Cooper
Twelfth Avenue
Amis Howers
Legion Weekly reorganized with editor resigning and move to Washington
The American Legion Weekly undergoes a shakeup with Colonel George White resigning as editor. The publication will switch to newspaper form and relocate to Washington, D C. The change aims to democratize the Legion and align it closer with rank and file veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Weekly
American Legion
George White
Legion
Minneapolis
Washington, D.C
Stars and Stripes
World War Veterans
Ran
Schafskopf Session Ends With Lively Card Play
At John Wilfahrt home in Sigel Sunday night the Schafskopf party led by Conrad Dauer, William Kretsch, Roman Berg and Benjamin Forster saw Berg lose many games after forgetting his rabbit’s foot. The Wilfahrt family hosted a late-mayhem spell as rivals played durack until 530 in the morning. Herbert Wilfshrt topped at 16 games, while Conrad Daver trailed by about twelve losses. The crowd skipped lunch, then Apple graft notes and valley nurseries mentioned in passing.
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Conrad Dauer
Wm. Kretsch
Roman Berg
Benjamin’ Forster
John Wilfahrt
Sigel
Schafskopf
Herbert
Conrad Daver
Republican County Convention March 17 in Brown County
The Brown county Republican convention will be held in Sleepy Eye on Wednesday March 17 at 10 a m to elect nine delegates to the state convention in St Paul and to select Brown county delegates for the Second Congressional district in Mankato on March 19. Primaries for precinct delegates are March 15 from 7 30 to 8 30 p m at polling places. New Ulm has eight delegates and other towns listed total 51 delegates. By 1919 law women may participate in primaries and conventions.
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Sleepy Eye
Brown County
St. Paul Auditorium
Mankato
Chicago
Tine
Minnesota
New Ulm
Springfield
Comfrey
Hanska
Albin
Lake Hanska
Linden
Cobden
Evan
Bashaw
Burnstown
Cottonwood
Eden
Home
Leavenworth
Milford
Mulligan
North
Star
Prairieville
Sigel
Stark
Stately
Ancient Egyptian Labyrinth A Tomb Palace Of Amenemhat
Ancient labyrinth on the Medinet desert is 3500 years old. King Amenemhat or Amenemhat II built a vast 500 by 600 foot palace with 3000 rooms half buried. Lower floors housed sacred crocodiles and kings while upper levels served as a government seat until locals attacked and ruined the structure.
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Minog
Crete
Egypt
Medinet
Labarys
Amenembat TI
Amenemhat
Amenembat
Keypt
Land of racial tempests in Dalmatia described
The article details eight centuries of Serb Croat tensions in Dalmatia, noting the narrow width from coast to inland and the split alphabet use. It explains Latin city dominance, medieval statelessness, Slav migrations, and historic trade alignments with Hungary and Venice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalmatia
Cattaro
Dalmatis
Mlyria
Venice
Pruning Advice for Fruit Trees and Lawns
On warm days prune both fruit trees and lawn trees. Place pussy willow branches in water in a warm room and they will soon bloom.
Allies Agree On Change Of Policy In Central Europe
The Supreme Council signals a new world economic program for Europe including Germany and France with international cooperation. It urges increased raw material shipments to Germany, reconstruction aid, and stabilizing exchange, plus water power and coal conservation. LeRoy Cady notes orchard healing methods amid the policy discussion.
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London
Supreme Council
Germany
Europe
Belgium
France
Salts Fines for Kidneys and Quitting Meat Advised
A health notice claims salts flush kidneys and that meat should be avoided. It warns of sluggish kidneys causing rheumatism liver trouble nervous issues and bladder disorders, recommending four ounces of rad salts dissolved in water daily for a few days to restore kidney function.
Labor Meeting at Turner Hall Sunday
The New Ulm Branch of the Working People's Nonpartisan Political League plans a gathering at Turner Hall Lecture Room on Sunday February 29 at 2 o clock. Organizers aim to enroll many new members and address important business. labor supporters are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working People's Political League
New Ulm
Working People's Nonpartisan Political League
Turner Hall
Aid to starving children across Austria and Germany
A 1919 letter from Holland describes weekly trainloads of food sent to Austria and Germany and the return of hundreds of children to Holland for two months of care. It praises Pathfinders who welcome the children, notes Swiss families hosting youngsters, and recalls the hopeful, quiet joy at reunions.
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Holland
Austria
Germany
Vienna
Budapest
Neue Zurcher Zeitung
Emil Abderhalden
Halle
Basel
Berne
Zurich
Davos
Farmers and Labor to Hold Joint State Conventions
The Nonpartisan League state convention will meet in St Paul March 24 and 25 to indorse state candidates. The Working People's Nonpartisan League also convenes in the Capitol City at that time to ratify mutual endorsements. A mass meeting follows March 26 with talks by A C Townley and other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonpartisan League
St. Paul
Minnesota
League Farmers
Working People’s Nonpartisan Political League
Capitol
League Farmers and Labor
A. C. Townley
League
Brown County Licenses Show High Interest in Outdoor Sports
County Auditor Louis G. Vogel reports Brown County issued 951 small game licenses and 33 big game licenses last year. Only three non resident fishing licenses were issued, and 153 trapping licenses were granted. The data, sent to the State Game and Fish Commission, indicates rising participation in hunting, fishing and trapping.
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Louis G. Vogel
State Game and Fish Commission
Nimrods
Eank Waltons
Brown County
Vogel
Brown
Miss Hartye Transfers Duties to Langdon Schulke Store
Miss Anns Hartye who ran the ready to wear department in Schulke New Ulm has left for Fargo North Dakota to visit her mother then will take charge of the dry goods department at Schulke Langdon North Dakota. She previously held that position in Langdon and many friends in New Ulm regret her departure but wish her success at the new location.
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Anns Hartye
Schulke
New Ulm
Fargo
N. D
Miss Hartye
Langdon
Scarlet Days at Lyric previews Western tale of gold rush
Griffiths new Paramount Artcraft picture Scarlet Days shows Alvarez a Robi Hood figure who saves Rosy Neil in an old mining town during the 1849 California gold rush. Richard Barthelmess stars with Carol Dempster and Eugenie Besserer in a melodramatic adventure with romance and peril.
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David Wark Griffith
Lyric Theatre
California
Alvarez
Joaquin Mariatta
Robi Hood
Griffith
Virginia
Bagley
Richard Barthelmess
Carol Dempster
Clarine Seymour
Eugenie Besserer
Paramount Artcraft
Old-Time Gold Cure Teas for Cold Relief
An old time remedy promotes Hamburg Breast Tea as a simple cure for colds and the grip. A tablespoon of tea steeped in boiling water is drunk as a tea, claimed to open pores, relieve congestion, loosen bowels, and be inexpensive and entirely vegetable.
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Hamburg
Anti Pharmacy
St Jacobs Liniment Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief
A vintage advertisement urges readers to rub St Jacobs Liniment on achy joints and muscles for quick relief. It claims pain, stiffness, sciatic and neuralgia symptoms ease in moments and promotes a 20 cent bottle as an affordable remedy.
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St. Jacobs Liniment
St. Jacobs
St. Jacob's
Miss Lydia Luetjen Weds George Ellis in South Dakota
Local readers learn Miss Lydia Luetjen formerly of New Ulm wed George Ellis on February 19 at a St Martin's Lutheran parsonage in Watertown South Dakota. The couple had a wedding dinner at Mrs Edward Holtzkamps and will reside at Kampeska hotel temporarily.
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Lydia Luetjen
New Ulm
Watertown
S. D
George Ellis
Lydia Luetten
St. Martin's Lutheran Edutch
William F. Sauer
Mildred Snage
Osear Younigren
Edward Holtzkamp
Class for Beginners Opens at Local High School
Supt. A. C. Hess announces a beginners class in the normal department of the local high school starting Monday March 22. The primary class targets children six years and older and asks parents to contact Hess promptly to secure enrollment before the opening day.
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Supt. A. C. Hess
Supt. Hess
Ely's Cream Balm Relief for Catarrh and Congestion
Frightfully clogged noses from colds or catarrh eased by Ely's Cream Balm. A small bottle applied inside the nostrils clears air passages, soothes swollen membranes, and provides instant relief. Fragrant antiseptic balm soothes headaches and improves breathing.
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Ely
Ely’ Crean
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Priederika Remund
The children thank kind friends and neighbors for assistance after the death of their mother Mrs. Priederika Remund. Grateful for flowers donors pallbearers the choir and Rev. C Hahn for solace.
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Priederika Remund
C. Hahn
Auction at Nagel farm offers horses cattle and implements
Public auction on the old Carl Nagel farm in Cottons wood Township near New Ulm lists bay and black horses and cows, one bull, heifers, machinery including binders planters mowers plows hay rakes and wagons, tools, and many other items. Lunch provided, sale starts 12 30 sharp with cash under 10 and notes over 10 at one year with interest. Mrs. Caroline Nagel owner Dorn Schueller and A L Boock serve as auctioneers and clerk.
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Deering
Caroline Nagel
Dorn & Schueller
A. L. Boock
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Prank Roeder
Arthur J. Dometer
John P. Dometer
Sigel Township
Marjorie Lois Cornwall
Moline, Ml
Dispatch
Marjorie Lois
Kani
Thomas Cunningham
LeRoy Cady
Associated Horticulturist
University Farm
Atlvs
Tolay
Farmers and Labor
New
Uti Review
Nimrode
Big Garmie
Robin Hood
Review Today
Otiff Aching
Luetjen
Carl Nagel
City of
Cottonswood Township
Wns
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