Captain Groebner Resigns Command Amid Regiment Discord
Lieutenant Klause takes command of Company A at Faribault after Captain Groebner's resignation is received and accepted by Colonel Mollison. Second Lieutenant Alfred Puhlmann also resigns as officers clash over the dual oath while Major Pfander laments impact on New Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groebner
Alfred Pullmann
W Klause
Klause
Mallison
O. J. Quane
Stow Peter
Alfred Puhlmann
Head
Company A
Fuhlmann
Mollison
Albert Plaender
New Ulm
Pfaender
Bierbaum
Dengler
Fort Snelling
Molligan
Snelling
Fort Enelling
Jos. Hofmeister
Mollizon
War era alien weapons ban urged in Minnesota counties
Sheriff W J Julius reports U S Marshal Westel instructions under Wilson order prohibiting alien enemies from possessing firearms weapons or related items and requiring delivery of any such material to designated authorities. Enforcement hinges on compliance by April 24 1917 with many aliens in the county presumed noncompliant or absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Julius
United States
Joseph A. Westel
Wilson
District of Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Fergus Falls
Mankato
Winona
Julius
Plefferle Leads Address at Edison Dealers Convention
At a Minnesota Edison phonograph dealers convention in Minneapolis last Wednesday and Thursday E A Pfefferle spoke on How I Sold Ten Elephants in December The ten elephants refer to the big New Edisons He was joined by Mrs Pfefferle and their daughter Lucy as delegates enjoyed the best Minneapolis offered during the Mill City visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Edison Phonograph Dealers
Minneapolis
E. A. Plefferle
Edisons
Mill City
Minnesota Farmers' League Forms Statewide Grain Plan
The Minnesota Non-Partisan League declares independence from North Dakota and plans a state canvass led by John A. Stoneburg to unify farmers. Officers include Stoneburg as president and C. F. Johnson as secretary, with a 100-director board to be elected across Minnesota. The $6 two year membership funds operations and aims to boost farming profits and conserve property while ensuring open, graft-free governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Non-Partisan League
Farmers’ Organization
North Dakota League
North Dakota
St. Paul
John A. Stoneburg
Cambridge
Minnesota League
Stoneburg
Brown County
Minnesota
C. F. Johnson
Marine Mills
Oscar W. Blomquist
Spencer Brook
League
Bona Fide
Sectire
Nationwide need for big potato crop urged by Minnesota extension
The University of Minnesota College of Agriculture appeals to farmers to grow a large potato crop this year. The letter urges seed selection, proper soil, treatment, and cutting methods, urges reporting surplus seed, and outlines planting depths and cultivation steps to maximize yield amid wartime demand. It names varieties, seed treatment with corrosive sublimate or formaldehyde, and instructions on seed cutting and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
College of Agriculture
Minnesota
Brown County
Agricultural Extension Division
University of Minnesota
Ohio
Bliss Triumph
Burbank
New Yorker
Green Mountain
Young Men Sought for Army Officers Training Camps
Mayor L A Fritsche reports from the Military Training Camps Association inviting young men to apply for candidateship in the officers reserve corps. Camps open May 8 with War Department authorization. Locations include Fort Benjamin Harrison Fort Sheridan Fort Snelling Fort Riley. Up to 2,500 per camp. three month training ending with officer appointments for one regiment. Also notes talks of a Home Guard and a mass meeting to form a war committee for food production cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Fritsche
Military Training Camps Association of
Chicago
Fritsche
War Department
Jin
Infantry
Cavalry
Field Artillery
Engineers
Coast Artillery
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Ohio
Fort Sheridan
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Fort Riley Kansas
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Home Guard
John Lind
Public Safety Committee
State Committee On Food Production and Conservation
State Committee
First Annual Meeting Of New Ulm Heating Company
The first annual meeting of the stock holders of the New Ulm Heating Company will be held at the Commercial Club rooms next Monday at 4 o clock in the afternoon. Stockholders are expected to attend in full as the plant has been built and a winter's heat supplied since organization a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Heating Company
Commercial Club
New Ulm Commercial Club Banquet Speakers Mix Humor and Praise
W I Nolan of Minneapolis and Rev E F Wheeler head an after-dinner program at Turner Hall as the New Ulm Commercial Club honors its fourth annual banquet. Toastmaster Wheeler lauds the flag, club growth, and civic aims while speakers deliver friendly jabs and local reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Uln Commercial Club
Turner Hall
Turner Society
E. F. Wheeler
Edison
E. A. Prefferle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grobbner
Union Hospital
WU. S
Wessel
Farmers’ League
Inc
Farmers of
University's Agricultural Extension Board
Minnesota Farmers’ Library
Minnesota Farmers’ Library Bulletin No
R. S. Mackintosh
University Farm
Mr.Mackintosh
ULMS
Annual Meeting
W._ I. NOLAN
Advice
Turner Club
G. A. Ottemeyer
Ottomeyer
Toastmaster Talles
Wheeler
New
Tim
E. A. Stoll
George Bromley
Wim. H. Dempsey
Fred Johnson
Rain-in-the-Face
Johnson
Demspey
Kuehnel Road
Dempsey
Edgar
Cornelius Burk
Stanley
Chester
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