Youthful anti league orator debuts with muted reception
A young orator from the Sound Government Association spoke at Atwater last week, billed as Doctor Lovis Melamed. The dry lecture drew a dwindling audience as the motion picture operator flashed lights to end the talk early. A free film titled King Arthur’s Knights in Search of the Holy Grail played during the entertainment. The group reportedly earns about 50 dollars weekly plus expenses for lectures. Wool grower groups urged county agents or farm bureaus to organize wool pools and plan meetings.
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Vio
Sound Government Association
School For
Atwater
Willy
Lovis
Stillwotth
Nonpartisan League
King Arther
May Weddings Tie Local Families in Christian Ceremonies
A stack of May weddings in this city includes Lydia Hoehne marrying Dale Harris at St Pauls Lutheran with Prof J Meyer officiating. Valeria Schwendinger and Philip Legare wed at Holy Trinity Catholic church with a reception at the bride’s home, followed by plans to Marshall and Chicago. Additional ceremonies include Edwin Wilfahrt and Mary Meidl at Holy Trinity, Winter Menk and Josephine Rengstorf at Courtland Lutheran, and Hedwig Marti with Raymond Henle at Holy Trinity. Couples depart for honeymoons and prepare to settle in Marshall, Nicollet, or Sheffield as relatives extend best wishes.
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Harris-Hoehne
St Paul's By
Lydia
B. B. Hoehne
Ernst
Hoehne
North State Street
Dale A. Harris
Sheffield
Iowa
Prof. J. Meyer
Dr. Martin Luther College
University Farm
Minneapolis
Violet
Petterson
Clifford
Harris
Maid of Honor
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Sheffield Tile Works
Clifford Harris
Ed. McCarthy
Vera
Hugo Fesenmaier
George Vetter
Ed. Haubrich
Chicago
Ill
Lowell
Ind
Marshall
Peter Legare
Kankakee
Wilfahet Meidl
Edwin Wilfahrt
John Wilfahrt
Sigel
Mary, Meidl
Anton B. Meidl
Lafayette
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
R. Schlinkert
Anton Meidlgbrother
Alma Wi i
John Worutschka
Minnesota Street
Lydia Rengstort
Lucille Menk
Lorenz Menk
Carl Lange
Nicollet Opera House
Menk
Nicollet
Henle-Marti
Raymond. Henle
Morris
Athanas Henle
Eleanor Henle
Geo. H. Vetter
John Christopherson
North Broadway
Mr. Henle
George
Eagle
Washington Street
No.326
Center Street
Baer
J. A. Ochs, & Sons
F Ochs
Schulke’s
New Ulmite Receives Desperate Vienna Hunger Letter
A Vienna famine letter from Karl Gerl to his sister Mia Preis inger describes wartime misery, daily bread shortages, and rising prices for horse meat and flour. The 76 year old pleads for aid as potatoes and basic food grow scarce in Austria.
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Mia
Juliana Preis
Inger
North Broadway
Karl Gerl
Vienna
Austria
America
Tam
New Ulm Couple Granted Prosperous Future Wishes
The Review joins Mr Groebner and his partner in celebrating community ties as they plan a happy prosperous future at the New Ulm Candy Kitchen land, sharing well wishes with a large circle of friends.
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Armory
Mra. Wilfahrt
John A. Wilfahrt
Minnesota
New Ulm
Groebner
Minnesota editors urged to contact state bonus board official
Wisconsin era dispute over World War I bonuses resurfaces as Major W A Curtis is accused of delaying a Minnesota Leader associate editor’s claim. The memo cites politics and buried files, noting some recipients received up to 10 000 while claims were stalled.
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Minnesota
Farmer and Workers’ Movement
W. A. Curtis
State Bonus Board
Major Curtis
Minnesota Leader
Townley
Curtis
Ancient Order United Workmen of
State of Minnesota
Tsaves
Corporation OF Minnesota
New Ulm
Er Pacnatlare
Tates
W. Baxter
John Gronaw
Tito Leiter
William ‘Frank Hinancier
Letter Heads Boost Farm Image and Advertising Impact
The Wisconsin College of Agriculture expert advises farmers to use simple, dignified letter heads with the farm name as the main feature and a short slogan. An attractive illustration on good quality paper enhances perception of progress. The New Ulm Review job department offers up-to-date equipment for neat printing at tight prices.
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A. W. Hopkins
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
New
Ulm Review
Sleepy Eye Council Denies Third Street Opening
At a recent special meeting the Sleepy Eye city council rejected by unanimous vote a petition signed by 14 citizens to open Third street across the railroad right of way. The council approved plans to construct a storm sewer on Main street and extend it south on Third to Roast Lake drain.
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Sleepy Eye
Third
Mills
Roast Lake
City Recorder
Homins
Miss Todd Appeals For Justice On Red Deportations
Miss Helen Todd appeals to the Interchurch Federation saying about a thousand women and children are heartbroken and left hopeless by Department of Justice deportations of alleged reds. She denounces cruelty toward laborers and their families and warns that the department is creating more reds.
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Helen Todd
Interchurch Federation
Department of Justice
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