Local residents travel and medical updates in New Ulm
Mr and Mrs Ernest Arndt of Comrey spent a day in New Ulm en route to Chicago for an extended visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs E P Grabow of Morgan visited New Ulm last Tuesday during which Grabow underwent tonsil removal surgery. John H Forster recovered from illness and returned to his furniture store. C J Schouviller and son Sylvester of Nicollet visited New Ulm to see a specialist about the boy’s eye injury from before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Arndt
Comrey
New Ulm
Chicago
E. P. Grabow
Morgan
C. J. Schouviller
Sylvester
Nicollet
Wonder Store Opens Down Stairs Addition
Wonder Store unveils a basement expansion by Mr Becker with a new stairway and enlarged display area. A two day sale on March 27 and 29 offers graniteware aluminum ware dolls hats dresses and more as the store moves to a higher level of business despite labor and shipping delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonder
Becker
Local travelers report regional trips and political visits
Otto Hummel has returned from a business trip to Winthrop. Fred Prahl, Mulligan boiler inspector for Brown and Redwood counties, visited New Ulm last Tuesday and then went to Sleepy Eye on Wednesday to attend the Republican county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Prahl
Mulligan
Brown
Redwood
Ulm
Sleepy Eye
Indian Nationalists Warn Britain Over Constantinople Occupation
London sources report Indian nationalists from Hindu and Mohammedan communities pressuring Britain amid the Constantinople crisis. They vow retaliation and warn of disruption of the Turkish empire, while Muslim and Hindu leaders in India urge loyalty to the Crown and threaten boycotts of English goods. A Delhi conference planned for the 18th signals rising agitation and fear among British rulers of a wider upheaval.
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London
Constantinople
Allah
Arjuna
Scotland Yard
India
Turkey
Mohamedan
Musalmans
England
Delhi
Death of William Meyer in Belgrade Township
The funeral for William Meyer, aged nearly 85, was held at Nicollet Lutheran church on Monday afternoon. A native of Mehringen Germany, he came to America in 1853 with his parents and settled near Cooper's Grove Illinois before moving to Minnesota. He married Ub rike Wels in 1861 and had 12 children, nine surviving, plus his widow. Mrs Herman Loose and her daughter returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Otto in Morgan.
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Gertrude
Alva
Witty
Wm. Meyer
Nicollet Lutheran Church
Belgrade Township
Mehringen
Hanover
Germany
Mr. Meyer
America
Cooper's Grove
Ill
Happily Wedded at Courtland Lutheran Church
A wedding at Courtland Lutheran Church united Miss Frieda Bruns and Ernest Hulke with Rev. Hi eee officiating. The couple, both from Courtland township, were attended by Alma Hulke Anna Bruns and groomsmen Herbert Bode Paul Langhorst. A relatives only reception followed at the bride’s home. They will live on the old Ernest Drill farm with the farmer groom.
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Courtland Lutheran Church
Hi Eee
Frieda Bruns
Fred. H. Bruns
Ernest, Hulke
Louis Hulke
Courtland Township
Alma Hulke
Anna’ Bruns
Herbert Bode
Paul Langhorst
Courtland
Ernest Drill Farm
Minnesota telephone hearing on install removal charges
The State Railroad and Warehouse Commission will hear petitions by Minnesota telephone companies for continuance of installation and removal charges and long distance toll classifications. Commissioner Fred V. Putnam set the hearing for Wednesday April 7. Representatives of small independents defend charges as legitimate revenue, saying broad rate increases would deter subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Fred V. Putnam
Salary Increase Voted for New Ulm Superintendent
At a special meeting of the local board of education Prof. Arnold Gloor was granted a raise from 2600 to 2800 dollars as his new salary. He will assume charge at the start of the next school year after accepting the position. Also noted are social and local updates including Miss Ole Niemann’s return from Springfield and plans for Sleepy Eye Mills to build 14 concrete storage tanks totaling 400000 bushels capacity, with construction to begin soon after favorable weather.
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Board of Education
Arnold Gloor
New Ulm
Gloor
Ear Public
Geo. Ulrich
Morgan
Miss
Olet
Niemann
Aug. Niemann
Sand Family
Springfield
Sleepy Eye Mills
Cow Holds U S Milk Record In Seven Day Test
Champion cow Ourvilla Golantha Aaggie Queen owned by William Schmidt of Praverse township produced 564.5 pounds of milk in seven days averaging over ten gallons daily and over 20 pounds of butter. Records of the Holstein Friesian Association of America cite this as the largest US milk yield since January. The three year old cow was bought in August 1918 when Schmidt purchased sixteen Holsteins in New York. Nicollet Leader. Frank Ockenfel returns home from business trips to New Ulm and Redwood Falls. Mrs Emil Krueger of Gaylord returns home after an operation. Rev Fr Moltzheim is assigned to the Catholic church at Lamberton to fill a vacancy due to ill health resignation. Moltzheim begins work at once and departed Nicollet Thursday. His successor for Nicollet and nearby parishes is not yet announced.
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Ourvilla Golantha Aaggie Queen
William Schmidt
Praverse
United States
Holstein Fresian Association of America
Schmidt
New York
Nicollet Leader
M. Moltzheim
Lamberton
Moltzheim
Nicollet
Patient and visitor notes from local area
August Otto spent Tuesday and Wednesday of last week at Morgan. Miss Bernice Crumlett of Sleepy Eye is recovering from neck operation performed at Loretto hospital here last week.
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Otto
Morgan
Bernice Crumlett
Sleepy Eye
Loretto Hospital
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Turner Hall
New Ulm Turnverein and
Turner Frauenverein
NEW Ulm Savings and Loan Association
WM. Pfaender, JR
New Ulm, Minn
John H. Forster
Wonder Store
Otto Hummel
Winthrop
Crone Bros
Atr
Tioer & Mart
Knickerbocker Suits
Emil Metzinder
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Styleplus Clothes
Florsheim Shoes
Cony
Mar
Washington
St. Paul
War Department
Columbus
Ewasin
the Army Store
Roy L
Berg, Mer
Frank Ockenfel
Redwood Falls
Emil Krueger
Gaylord
Mr. Krueger
Coltenwinoed
Milto
Behnke & Weddendoref
Minny
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