City Council Purchases Oiling Apparatus and Funds Cemetery Building
New Ulm council approves oiling apparatus with 20000 gallons of oil led to Studebaker at 517 dollars and Standard Oil at 6.36 cents per gallon. A cemetery building contract goes to John G. Gronau at 2608 dollars with locally produced brick. Other actions include legal damages claim, city audit contract, and three building permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Studebaker Corporation
Standard Oil Company
John G. Gronau
Aufderheide
John L. Hoffmann
Council
Woratsehke
First North
Broadway
Mitchell, Peat’ & Co
Minneapolis
Weiser
Second North
Minnesota Streets
Jos. Fesenmeier
Chas. Brust, Sr
Center
Dr. Weiser
Second North Street
J. G. Robertson
St. Paul
Center Street Hill
Hippert & Werner
Expert to Lecture on Commercial Credits
R. Parker of the Credit Rating Association of Minneapolis will address the Commercial Club room next Friday on Commercial Credits. The talk aims to inform all businessmen about credit extension practices and will include a demonstration of standard blanks used by the Minneapolis association. Two Konakowitz children contracted typhoid fever Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. R. Parker
Credit Rating Association of
Minneapolis
Commercial Club
New Ulm
Parker
Henry Konakowitz
Rounds Out 75 Years Of Active Life
Captain Frank Burg reached seventy five years last Friday at Turner Hall after attending the Bunge lecture. A New Ulm figure since 1880s he built Burg’s Blizzard cigar fame and led Burg's Battery as organizer commander and longtime sponsor. He still engages in city state and national affairs and friends hope he stays many years.
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Frank Burg
Turner Hall
Bunge
Burg
New Ulm
Alder man Mueller declines re election to council
Alder man Mueller of the second ward announced he will not seek re election to the city council. He cited business duties as preventing proper service and chose not to pursue either option. Mueller is completing the term of Christ Ruemke who died in office. Rumors about F H Retzlaff filing were denied. Christ Filzen has begun circulating a petition for councillor in the third ward with others considering entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mueller
Christ Ruemke
F. H. Retzlail
Retzlall
Christ Filzen
Maskers Make Merry At Turner Hall In New Ulm
More than a hundred masks and several hundred spectators attended the New Ulm Carnverein prize masquerade at Turner Hall last Tuesday closing the festive season before abstinence. Prince Carnival and the royal couple Alfred Pullmann and Lou Schramm led the land march opening the frolic. judges awarded best group Palm Beach Girls and Boys and other prizes to masks and couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Carnverein
Turner Hall
Prince Carnival
Alfred Pulllmann
Lou Schramm
Measra
J. P.graff
Chas, Stuebe, Jr
Philip Liesch
Mesdames
H. N. Samson
Carl Crone, Sr
J. A. Ochs
Palm Beach
Louis Hofmeister
Phyllis Neumann
H. O. Sehlender
Alf
Marti
Bet ‘Ouple
George
Martha Washingtn
W_S. Vereoe
Amory
Schell
Birth Of A Nation Comes To Armory In War Epic
The Birth Of A Nation arrives at the Armory for four days with two showings daily at 2 15 and 8 16. D W Griffiths Civil War saga uses vast scale with 18 000 on stage and 3 000 horses across 10 square miles of ground to recreate major battles and the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Griffith
Armory
New York City
Chicago
Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Griffith
Springfield Primary Reflects Apathy In Quiet Voter Turnout
In New Ulm and surrounding areas only a fraction of eligible voters cast ballots for the presidential preference primary. Wets carried Springfield by more than two to one while other towns reported modest totals with several wards showing minimal activity. Local officials were elected in Cottonwood Courtland Milford and Courtland townships with modest levies for roads and general funds. Gebhard and ex Governor Eberhart drew strong support in city and county returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Springfield
Cottonwood
Martin Schnobrich
Geo. C. Griebel
Jon
J. Sperl
Geo. Fischer
John W. Haas
Jacob Leitham
Fred Thiede
General Township Fund
Courtland Village
Lorenz Hunsicker
Wm. F. Meyer
Rudolf Holzerland
Herman Poehler
Priceless Photo Collection Displayed At Lecture
Fred W. Johnson presented his autographed photographs of famous men and women at Congregational church. The two hour talk traced world history through recognizable portraits, from Minnesota editors to national leaders, artists and writers. The collection began in the New Ulm Review office twenty five years ago and grows as new luminaries appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Fred W. Johnson
Johnson
New Ulm Review
Arbes
Minnnesota
United States
Tetrazzini
Theatre Nationale
Mexico City
Bryan
Sherman
Defrogger
Burbank
Everling Electric opens tire repair plant
Everling Electric Co forces tire repair at 5 So Minnesota Street with a modern vulcanizing shop run by Albert Biles Everling after a recent course in new tire repair methods. The firm also operates the Willard battery service station, charging batteries for city machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everling Electric Co
Minnesota Street
Albert (Biles) Everling
Twin Cities
Willard
Minnesota Turnbezirk marks fiftieth session in New Ulm
The fiftieth annual session of the Minnesota Turnbezirk concluded at Turner Hall with New Ulm named as next year’s headquarters. Delegates from St Anthony Minneapolis St Paul Vorort and New Ulm attended as plans were laid for an embargo on arms exports, a jubilee celebration, and a midsummer athletic contest in a smaller city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Turner Hall
New Ulm
State Society
Congress
United States
Europe
Herman Vogt
Minnepolis
Otto Oswald
Alf. Sehroeck
Hermann Hein
St. Paul
Henry Hadlich
Otto Hiersekorn
Alb. Schintz
Wm. Staack
Wm. Kuehn
Herman Hoenk
Leslie Strouse
Louis Metzger
Karl Thiers
Fred Jossrang
Vorort
Max Simon
Geo. Rhomberg
J. W. Dreger
Committee On Finance
Ulm
Ulm Turnverein
Brooklyn
Young America
Jordan
Hexirk
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Sth ‘Orere
MAR Board OF Wealth
Meneed Kore
Sr Josefh
CWA
O. J. Seifert
F. W. Johnson
Turners
Bezirk
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