Municipal heating plan draws business support in New Ulm
At Turner Hall the Commercial Club discussed a central municipal heating plant for New Ulm. H. C. Kimbrough outlined a district heating scheme along Minnesota Street with mains by alleys, cost up to 30000 dollars per mile, and financing options including city or private investment. The meeting endorsed the committee’s continued work and urged council action.
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Commercial Club
F. W. Johnson
E. G. Hage
Albert Steinhauser
Kimbrough
New Ulm
United States
Minnesota
German
Broadway
Minnesota Street
Johnson
Vital statistics of Brown County 1914 births deaths tabulated
State Board of Health reports show Stately had no deaths in 1914 and 12 births while Evan had no births. New Ulm led births with 155 and 87 deaths. county totals reach 555 births and 226 deaths. Funds limited copying of reports. clerks and state board hold records.
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State Board of Health
Stately
Brown
Evan
New Ulm
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
Department of Health
Road funds apportioned among Minnesota counties
The State Highway Commission allocates the road and bridge fund among Minnesota's eighty six counties. No county receives the maximum three percent this year and thirty counties receive the minimum 14 300 dollars. Ramsey Hennepin and St Louis again are top beneficiaries with 95 000 dollars each, the same as 1914. Pine and Chisago counties gain sizable increases while Brown Nicollet Redwood Sibley Watonwan and Cottonwood also receive specified amounts. Dr C J Seifert ham appointed examining surgeon to the militia by Adjutant General Wood.
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State Highway Commission
Minnesota
Ramsey
Hennepin
St. Louis
Twin Cities
Duluth
Head of the Lakes
Pine
Chisago
Brown County
Blue Earth
Nicollet
Redwood
Sibley
Watonwan
Cottenwood
New Ulm High School Dedication Highlights Turnbezirk Events
The Minne sota Turnbezirk convention in St Paul praised the new building and opposed bible readings in public schools. Governor Hammond spoke on Minnesota history and the new school’s education plans, with a large attendance and an evening open house for hundreds of visitors.
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New Ulm
Minnesota
Turnbezirk
St. Anthony
St. Paul Turnverein
Martin E. D. Bunge
Amerikanische Turnzeitung
W.S. Hammond
Hammond
C. G. Schulz
Chapman
A. Challman
E. Z. Gritchett
J. H. Siegel
Critchett
Henningsen
Hess
Welser
Mr. Schulz
Nicollet County
Schulz
Challman
Ulm High School
Jand
Girls Glee Club
Mame Cone
Abraham Lincoln
Ramsey
Washington
Lillian Nippert
Zelle
Congregational Church
Weiser
Board of Education
Workman Oscar David Dies After Train Crash Near State Hospital
Laborer Oscar David aged about 35, recently from Mankato, died Friday near the Northwestern road tracks by the state hospital when he threw himself in front of an approaching passenger train. Morgan and Cavanaugh witnessed the act. an inquest was held Saturday at Klein Undertaking Rooms.
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Oscar David
Thos. Brogan
St. Peter
Northwestern Road
State Hospital
Chas
Morgan
James Cavanaugh
Krueger Place
Cavanaugh
David
Mankato
Brogan
Klein Undertaking Rooms
S. Peter Pree Press
Doubt Raised Over Fort Ridgely Indian Monument
Old Timers dispute the Moo Zoo Maunee Chippewa chief story and say no record supports an Indian leader aiding at Fort Ridgely. Letters from C H Clarke and Frank L Randall demand an investigation and removal of the monument as a false historical claim.
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Daniels
St. Peter
Opinies
Ft. Ridgely
Thomases
Duluth
Minnesota
Moo-Zoo-Maunee
Francis Hall
Enewé
Fr Ridgely
Hall
Fe Ridgely
Moo-Zoo- Maunee
Hole-in-the-Day
Moo-Zoo-Mumee
Frank Randall
Srandall
Agoeeae Tippewss
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Ate
Retzlaff
Robertson
St. Paul
Hanska
Comfrey Cobden
Evan Albin
Bashaw
Burnstown
Cottonwood
Eden
Lake Hanska
Leavenworth
Linden
Milford
Mulligan North Star
Prairieville Sigel
Stark
Col. Buschers
C. J. Seifert Ham
Ineal Militia
Wood
Turners OF State
Fort Ridgely Monument
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