Call for bids for new well in New Ulm city council
The council at a Thursday meeting ordered immediate action on a new water well to meet rising needs. Water contractor Layne & Bowler presented a price per gallon per minute bid basis with guaranteed minimums and emphasized quality control and exact delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lawlor
Layne & Bowler
Lawlor
Council
Fem
Dewn
Herman's Heights
7Th North
Spring Street
Legion plans district convention and weekly publication
Springfield hosts the Second District American Legion meeting to set June 28 and 29 for the convention with a July style celebration replacing the usual parade. The committee backs a seven column eight page weekly for Second and Third districts pending district convention approval. Springfield prepares for visitors as P W Morrison announces another run for judge of the Eighth Judicial District. C R Davis files for reelection in the Third Congressional District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion of the Second District
Springfield
City
Legion
Springfield Boys
Norwood Times
P. W. Morrison
8Th Judicial District
C. Tilt
Glencoe
C. R. Davis
Bank Embezzler Nabbed in Wisconsin After Dodson Theft
John McGuiggan, former cashier of the Farmers & Merchants State Bank of Dodson, is indicted for first degree larceny for $600 of bank funds. Arrested in Verona, Wisconsin, he was brought back by Deputy Shetty Wm H Gieseke and Deputy Herman Jahnke, jailed locally. The case arose after a Mountain Lake bondsman, John P F Penheiter, sought $600 he believed he lent to the bank and never recovered it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shetty
Wm. H. Gieseke
Herman J. Jahnke
Madison
Wisconsin
John McGuiggin
McGuigeon
Farmers & Merchants State Bank of
Dodson
Grand
John PF. Penheiter
Mountain Lake
McGuiggan
Penheiter
Farmers urge Rural News editor to run for senator
Farmers from Martin and Watonwan counties meeting at Madeira urged Juls J. Anderson editor of the Rural News to seek the Senate seat. After consideration he agreed to contest and last Wednesday sent filing blanks to the Secretary of State in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin and
Watonwan
Madeira
Juls J. Anderson
The
Rural News
Regional Conference Targets Uniform Child Welfare Action
The first Regional Conference of the Child Welfare Boards for Redwood Sibley and Brown counties met at the Armory on May 4 with officials from the county boards and state agencies. Topics included controlling delinquency, unmarried mothers, feeble mindedness, and proposed marriage license reforms to empower authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child WeLfare Boards
Redwood, Sibley and
Brown
Armory
Frank Murray
Renville County
Brown County
Herman Polkow
John G. Wools Drick
Philip Liesch
J. C. Rothenburg
R. B. Kennedy
Wm. B. Mather
Co. Atty
W. T. Eckstein
Wm. Hodson
Children's Bureau
Caroline Crosby
State Board of Control
Agnes Crowley
Yerxa
Ruth Colby
Children’s Bureau
State Board
Hodson
Misa Beatty
Sibley County
Misa Yerxa
Agnes Crowly
Faribault
Lawyers At Odds Over Juvenile Law Enforcement
County attorney Enerson disagrees with rigid juvenile law enforcement. Delegates from Brown and Redwood Counties endorse Mike Kramer of Vesta for representative at large, amid a Nonpartisan League meeting in Springfield. The convention discusses endorsements, with Romberg and Spellrink also receiving support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. McKenzie
Sibley County
Enerson
Mike Kramer
Vesta
Brown
Redwood Counties
Springfield
Redwood
Creamery Hall
John M. Johnson
Brown County
Joseph Hillesheim
Stark
Johnson
HKE
Teigen
National Nonpartisan League
Magnus Johnson
Shipstead
Nonpartisan League
Kramer
Edward G. Stalin
Stahn
Joseph Bellig
Vesto
Stalin
Attlarge
Romberg
Spellrink
Frank Romberg
14Th Legislative
Redwood County
Joseph J. Sperl
Cottonwood Township
John Gotzlail
Stately
H.M. Frederickson
Tourists Camp Debate Splits New Ulm Council
New Ulm council faces a deadlock over establishing a tourist camp near Turner Park. Residents adjacent to the park oppose using public funds on private property and favor alternative sites like North German Park or Scott Park while a hearing is set for water mains on Broadway and 12th streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Gree
Turner Park
August C. Dahl
Henry Pfisterer
Turner Society
German Park
Dahl
North German Park
Pei
Broadway
Tth
12Th
Minnesota
Fritsche
Jacob Schwendingen
New Park
Albert Ring
Schwendinger
Scheman
Jos, Macho
Brreeta
Macho
Seeman
Laudensehingen
Jefferson
Jatreet
Springtime Ready for Public Appearance at Turner Theatre
Two weeks of strenuous rehearsals shape Springtime to open at Turner Theatre on Thursday and Friday. A two-hundred strong cast of local musical and dramatic talent performs this finished musical comedy with music, dances, and period to 1922 costumes. Lead players include Priscilla Brewster Lilli Lamprecht Elvira Eastman Aleen Seiter Primroge Standis Fannie Kral Zenobia Brewster Alma Krook Abigail Tompkine Lorraine Mueller Mrs. Elkins Meta Alwin Thankful Standish Louise Bell Degiree Joyce Jack Wainwright Fred Christiansen Bobby Brewster Kurt Bell James Brewster Joseph Groebner Tom Higgins James Pfaender Parsons Frank Niemann Master Jack Wainwright Charles Veeck Little Priscilla Higgins Alice Bong Daisy Mae Jule Arbes Vera Ruth Wicherski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Theatre
Priscilla Brewster
Lilli Lamprecht
Elvira Eastman
Aleen Seiter
Primroge
Standis
Fannie Kral
Zenobia Brewster
Alma Krook Abigail
Tompkine
Lorraine Mueller
Elkins
Meta Alwin Thankful Standish
Louise Bell Degiree
Joyce
Jack Wainwright
Fred Christiansen
Bobby Brewster
Kurt Bell
James Brewster
Joseph Groebner
Tom Higgins
Jamas Pfaender Parsons
Frank Niemann
Charles Veeck
Priscilla Higgins
Alice Bong
Daisy -Mae Jule Arbes
Vera -Ruth Wicherski
Militia Seeks Short Home Leave Before August Camp
A Minnesota militia company seeks permission to return home for several days during a August encampment at Lake City. Federal orders fix the dates August 12 to 26, conflicting with New Ulm's 60th Indian Massacre anniversary celebration. The committee and Adjutant General pursue a War Department relief to allow Company A to travel home and back by truck as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A
Lake City
War Department
New Ulm
Rhines
One Hundred
Preus
Max Sebald
Company A
Fulton
Capt
Sebald
Bth
Fulter
Adjutant General
State
Adjutant General's Department
Local filings show attorney candidates and re election bids
Monday W T Hekstein fled as candidate for County Attorney and Tuesday Lohis Spel brink fled as candidate for reelection. Louis G Vogel expects to flee for re election to represent Brown County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Hekstein
Theet
Lohis Spelbrink
Brown
Louis G Vogel
Raids Target New Ulm Soft Drink Parlors Led by Revenue Officers
Federal agents in New Ulm raided Cy Groebner Anton Henle Herman Kretsch and Jacob Fritz parlors with warrants, arresting six. One parlor had no evidence of liquor. a quart of booze found behind Cy Groebner’s. Fifteen gallons of alcohol seized at Jacob Fritz place. home brew dumped. Suspects held for U.S. District Court in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Cy. Groebner
Anton A. Henle
Herman Kretsch
Jacob Fritz
Henry Schmidt
Robert Bartel
Armand J. Groebner
Herbert Melver
Herman Kretech
Charles Manderfeld
Ruben Rembold
Minneapolis
W. J. Julius
U. S
Mankato
Frank Morse
U. S. District Court
Howard Abbott
A. Z. Patterson
North Broadway
Fred Meyer
Gy Groebner
Anto A. Henle Place
Bartel
U.S
Marshal Schmidt
St. Paul
Ante
Frank Morne
Casey
U.S. District Court
Memorial platform proposes park statue for Comfrey fallen
Speeches describe a park project at Gemfrey Park this year to honor solidly boys who served. The Coming Rocket Home ladies back the effort and aim to present a memorial to the community if funds allow. A tablet with names of Comfrey residents who died in defense of the country may be erected.
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Gemfrey Park
Sollidy Boys
Gemfrey
Comfrey
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Minnesota River
Legion News
Wisc
Bank 13
State Bank OF
Dodson Bank
Ifederal
Groebner's
Henle
Kretsch
Fritz
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