Stockmen oppose Hoover in heated assembly
A vigorous petitioned screed attacks Hoover and packer control, accusing party leaders and the meat industry of manipulating policy to burden producers. The letter claims packers and newspapers enabled Hoover’s rise amid food distribution duties, warns of looming meat famine, and frames anti Hoover sentiment as political fear. A separate note announces a free children's clinic at the Municipal Building Run by Minnesota Public Health Association workers for under five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Corse
Baldwin
Shining Sun
Minnesota Public Health Association
Order for Hearing on Claims in Rohde Estate
Minnesota Brown county probate court in New Ulm issues a six month claims period for Wilhelm Rohde estate. Emil F. Rohde appointed administrator. Hearing set for November 1 1920 at 10 a.m. in New Ulm Probate Office to examine and adjust claims. Notice to creditors published weekly for three weeks in New Ulm Review.
Order to Present Claims in Fussner Estate
In the matter of the estate of Margaret Fussner deceased the court grants Anton Fussner Letters of Administration with the Will Annexed. Three months to file claims for examination and allowance or be barred. A general term on Monday in August 1920 at 10 a m in New Ulm will hear interested parties. Published weekly for three weeks in the New Ulm Review. Dated April 12 1920.
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State of Minnesota
County of
Brown
Wilhelm Rohde
Emil F. Rohde
New Almin
New Ulm
New Imin
Minn
WM. B. Mather
New Uhn Review
America is a Robber's Roost profits surge cited
Senator Capper rails against wartime profiteers and war profit taxes. He highlights American Ice Co International Cotton Co Pacific Mills and United States Steel profits soaring since ww I while workers and farmers see little gains. He argues excess profits should fund soldiers bonuses and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Ice Co
International Cotton Co
Pacific Mills
United States Steel
Capper
Tcba
3 Products Corporation
General Cigar Co
United States Cigar Co
American Hide and Leather Co
Central Leather Co
Endicott Johnson Shoe Manufacturing Co
Ealy
Standard Milling Company
United Fruit Co
Plight of Shelters Reach Across Nation
The excerpt notes that many in the country are living in tents due to want and privation. Thousands of men, women, and children lack basic needs including shoes clothing fuel and certain foods, highlighting widespread hardship.
Five killed and twelve hurt in prairie train wreck
A crash east of Lamberton left five dead and twelve injured as two west and east bound trains collided. Engineer Fuller and Fireman Larsen died in the wreckage, while others escaped with varying injuries. Investigators blamed Linnhorn station operator Jos Taner for issuing conflicting orders.
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LB. S. Fuller
E. C. Larsen
Fuller
Larsen
Lamberton
J.B. Keeler
Sanborn
C. Syndergaard
H. Enke
Lake Benton
Yescape
Mie
Enke
W. F. Lathrop
Bert Roe
Altamont
N. D
Conrad Hess
Williston
Jacob Hess
Winona
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Weiser Block
T. PF
Hammermeister
Arbee Bros
Mies
Omeini W. Ss
M. J. Goblirsch
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Phore
Gnce
New Ulm, Minn
Drs L. A. & Albert Fritsche Physicians & Surgeons
New Ula, Minn
William Ptaoader
General Insurance
Bingham Bros
Dal & Gran
Jokn Henle
Albert Steinhauser
U.S
New Uln
Mink
F. J. Pelant
H. C. Edmiston
Kirksville
Howes
Weiner Block
Ulm
Chas. Emmerich
Center Sts
Paone
Daniel Webster
Eagle Roller Mill Co
NEW
Ulm, Minn
America
Fred. Kettner
Springfield
Alois Kastil
St. Paul
Volkszeitung
Dakota Breie Presse
Deutscher Herald
Review
Aberdeen, M. D
Sioux Falls
Valeria Schwendinger
Ath
J. W. B. Wellcome
Sleepy Eye
Atto
H. G. Vogelpohl
New Ulm, Minnesota
PAPC
Angelina
New Ulm Roller Mill Company
Buenger Furniture Company
Parret
Henry Engel
Chas. Brust