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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1911

Page

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Created stir in the House over Klemer episode flies high

In St Paul the legislature wrestles with Representative Klemer s unparliamentary language and charges of packed committees. A push for immediate action failed by two thirds, leaving the matter unsettled with a likely censure and ongoing political maneuvering.

St. Paul Klemer Rice County R. C. Dunn L. C. Spooner Louis ©. Spooner Albert Pfaender House Capitol Friends of the Toor Jenners W. J. Nolan Iistance

New Ulm Athletic Association Organized

At Schells hall last Tuesday a mass meeting founded the New Ulm Athletic Association with 48 charter members, now over 100. Officers elected include Ford Bleck president, W T McHale vice president, Louis Sommers secretary treasurer, and managers and directors.

Schell Ulm Atheletic Association Louis Sommers van McHale North German Park Minnesota Atheletic Association Ford. Bleck W. T. McHale L. Sommers Sec Treas Wm. Lindemann Hugo Hubo Wm. Rauschke

Arrested and Bound Over Grand Jury

John Liebl of Sleepy Eye was jailed in New Ulm after a quarrel in Sleepy Eye escalated to confrontation and a holstered gun. The concealed weapon charge was bound over to the grand jury by Special Municipal Judge Geo Schmidt. Liebl was brought to jail by Sleepy Eye’s city marshal and to post bail soon.

John Liebl Sleepy Eye New Ulm Geo. Schmidt Liebl

Terrible Fire Averted Near Livery Barn

A fire started in rubbish east of the livery barn during a strong wind storm. Flames spread toward the railroad, burning old machinery and threatening stock yards before the fire department and local help confined the blaze and minimized damage.

Praire Revere

Bankers to Meet in New Ulm Next June

The Minnesota Bankers Association will hold its 2nd congressional district annual meeting in New Ulm next June. Beyond regular members, several Twin City bankers are expected to attend. Local banks will host the visitors and issue a program for the event.

Minnesota Banker's Association 2Nd Congressional District New Ulm Twin City

Old Settler John C. Toberer Dies After Brief Illness

John C. Toberer a founding figure in New Ulm Minnesota and early settler who helped establish an independent Southern Minnesota colony died after a brief illness. A German immigrant he arrived in 1856 after a stint in New York and joined local leaders to push for freedom and settlement. His death marks the passing of a respected business man and pioneer of the community.

John C. Toberer Minnesota Chicago Land Association Young Toberer Germany New York Wm. Pfaender Sr Eugene Gerstenhauser Wm. Hummel Chicago New Ulm

Life of Mr. Toberer Ends. New Ulm Leader Remembered

The obituary notes August Toberer born 1836 in Württemberg Germany died after a stroke following heart trouble. A jeweler by trade and active defender of New Ulm during Indian threats, he helped found the Turn-Verein and supported community welfare. Survived by wife Louisa Nagel and two daughters Anna and Klfrieda, funeral at Turner Hall with Masons G A R and 2nd Reg. Band participating.

Minnesota Ulm G. A.B Vaibingen Wuerttenberg Germany New Ulm Louisa Nagel Toberer Anna Klfrieda Tober Turner Hall Alb. Steinhauser New Ulm Turo-Verein Masons 2Nd Reg

Warning to Butter Men 16 Percent Moisture Rule Enforced

State dairy and food commissioner Joel G. Winkler warns butter manufacturers that violations of the 16 percent moisture limit will face no leniency from the dairy and food department as per a letter to industry.

Dairy and Food Department Joel G. Winkler Dairy and Food Commissioner

Weekend Sale Offers Half Price Reductions on Fine Goods

Chance to buy high grade merchandise at reduced prices as store clears room. Some lines close out entirely with first class quality. Kloster embroidery thread and embroidered goods offered at low per skein prices. Hosiery and cotton socks advertised with multi pack deals.

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Senate Nancy Crone Bros. Department Store NEW Ulm Atheletic Association John, Toberer Pioneer New Uim John C. Torerer Ottomeyer Kloster Sly Gale Tder TNT Iit Lea Hii Hese
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