Heating Company Posts $8604 Net, Stocks Near Payoff
From the 1922 annual stockholders meeting of New Ulm Heating Company, officers reported total receipts of 11806.18 for the year ending May 1, 1922, with 5 percent to the depreciation fund and 2034.96 set aside from an investment of 40709.29. After expenses of 60.25 and interest of 1106.79, net income stood at 8604.13 to retire stock, with beginning outstanding stock 15446.49 and projected full payoff in about seven years. Directors Vogel, Johnson, Englebert, Crone, and Samson were reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Mueller
Carl Aufderheide
A. J. Vogel
IP. W. Johnson
New Ulm Heating Company
F. W. Johnson
Herman Engelbert
Ford
Crone
I. N. Samson
Greatest Singer Ever Heard in New Ulm
Monday evening at Turner Hall featured Mya Tester delivering a dramatic soprano performance of high craft. Despite a small turnout, the audience praised her flawless enunciation and marvelous interpretation, with listeners transported to grand city concert halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Mya
Tester
Mme. Tester
Burglary at Sleepy Eye Clothing Store This Night
Palace Clothing Store in Sleepy Eye robbed of about 1400 dollars during the night of May 11. George Foster and A. D. Bertrand named as perpetrators. Entry via rear basement window. About 20 suits of several makes stolen. No clues. Sheriff offers 100 dollar reward. Springfield reports a small robbery as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Sleepy Eye
George Foster
A. D. Bertrand
Palm Beach
Odd Fellows
Paul Jacobs
Jacobs
Palace Clothing
Charles Berg
Julius
Springfeld
New Ulm
Merchante
Fourth Will Be Quiet In N Y Speed Events Planned At Fair
The Brown County Fair Association scrapped July 4 celebrations in New Ulm to fund the sixtieth anniversary of the Indian Massacre and avoid overburdening business leaders. Plans shifted to a series of speed events at the race track, with auto races likely and dates not fixed. The fairgrounds' cattle barn area gained trees to improve sightlines, while reservations stack for cattle and hog exhibits. Baby Beef entries number 24, and fair dates are August 28–30, with Nicollet County Fair following August 23–26. Big attractions booked include a Statuary Act and the Seven Arabian Tumblers, plus other acts by Frank DeRue and a trio of aerial performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County Fair Association
New Ulm
Lideman
The
Fair Association
Lindemann
Fair Grounds
Ferdinand Crone
Nicollet
Big Ringling Circus
Frank DeRue
Farm Bureau News
Watonwan
Blue Earth
LeSueur
Faribault
Martin
Brown
Mankato
Farm Bureau
Brown County
Farm Bureau Bulletin
News Service Department
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
Berkner
Brown County Farm Bureau
George Berkner
Chautauqua Programs Set For New Ulm June Week
The Chautauqua will be held in New Ulm from June 16 to 22 with the White-Meyers Chautauqua Company providing entertainment at the Armory. Afternoon programs include a musical appreciation demonstration by the Croatian Tamburitza Orchestra, the Anderson-Ring Duo, entertainment by James O Connor and Frank G. Armitage, The Mascot Orchestra, Music Memory Contest, Howard Russell's Scottish Revue, Abel Cantu-Decture Mexica and Mexicans, and more. ticket sales will begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
White-Meyers Chautauqua Company
Tamturiea
Anderson-Ring
Chantauqua Entertainment
Nk Wali
James O'Connor
Frank G. Armitage
Howard Russell
Abel Cantu
Evening Programs Featuring Crostian Tamburica Orchestra
Readable listings show a series of evening programs including the Crostian Tamburica Orchestra, the Anderson Ring Duo with Hon Webster Davis Lecture, Polly of the Circus a Big Wholesome Play with Madame Dora DePhillipe and James O'Connor, and The Mascot Comic Opera and Howard Russell's Scottish Revue, plus an America and the International Mind lecture by Martin D. Hardin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crostian Tamburica Orchestra
Anderson
Webster Davis
Polly of
Circus
Madame Dora DePhillipe
James O'Connor
Martin D. Hardin
America
Mascot
Howard Russell
Missing Faxon farmer Joe Shaughnessy found dead
The body of Joe Shaughnessy a well known farmer of Faxon township was found in an unused barn near the Henderson depot last week The decomposition suggested death had occurred months earlier He was last seen January 6 and at about 45 years old leaving a widow and nine children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Shaughnessy
Faxon Township
Henderson
Shaughnnessy
Brown County Treasurer seeks mandamus over clerk hire
County Treasurer Henry J. Berg petitions Brown County District Court to compel County Auditor Louis G. Vogel and County Board Chairman Herman Polkow to issue vouchers for clerk hire and deputy treasurer Ed J. Berg, arguing pre November 3 1921 rates and 1920 1921 valuations justify higher pay. The judge issued an alternative writ setting cause for May 22, with officials contending current law caps clerk hire, while the treasurer seeks a ruling affecting Brown County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Berg
Louis G. Vogel
Herman Polkow
Board of County Commissioners
Brown County
Ed. J. Berg
District Court of
Olgon
Ttme
Uae
Brown County Farm Bureau plans June seven picnic at Riverside Park
Brown County Farm Bureau announces its annual picnic at Riverside Park Springfield on Wednesday June 7 with races tug of war and a ball game. Directors chose Springfield for a change from Sleepy Bye and will invite speakers while committees handle details. Watch for further announcements Farm Bureau News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County Farm Bureau
Riverside Park
Springfield
Farm Bureau
Sleepy Bye
Republicans and Democrats Back Local Senate Candidates
Republicans and Democrats of Brown and Redwood Counties met at Attorney Albert Hauser’s Sleepy Eye office to endorse A. C. Colliff of Redwood Falls for Senator, Dr. J. C. Rothenburg of Springfield for Representative at large, and Geo. Berkner of Sleepy Eye for Brown County Representative. The paper asks for the delegates’ names and the authority behind the endorsements, noting the unlikely cross party support and the public curiosity about who spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Redwood Counties
Albert Hauser
Sleepy Eye
A. C. Colliff
Redwood Falls
J.C. Rothenburg
Springfield
Atarge
Geo. Berkner
Brown County
Company A News Reports Range Improvements and Summer Shoots
The target range west of the City has been improved by Company A and is now one of the best in the state. The range will host Sunday shoots all summer with Company A on three Sundays and the Civilian Rifle Club on the fourth. Starting next week, rifle scores will be published in the Review.
Cars Borrowed For Joy Riding In Plain View
Police investigate a string of car thefts on South Broadway and South German Street. Charles Emmerich found his auto missing and later recovered on North Broadway. Ed Rubi’s Ford touring car vanished from Wim Pfeifer’s garage and showed up near Turner Hall Park. B J Krahn’s car vanished from Crone's yard and George Gasink confessed to taking it, driving to Springfield and leaving at Central Garage. Police pursue arrests as evidence accrues. Methodist Ladies Aid to meet at church parlors this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Emmerich
South Broadway
North Broadway
Chicago, Northwestern
Wim. Pfeifer
South German
Ed. Rubi
Turner Hall Park
Strohsheim
Emmérich
B. J. Krahn
Crone
Smdtter
Kretsch Auto
George Gasink
Crowded Brown County Civil Calendar Opens May Term
Brown County district court in New Ulm starts its May term with 28 civil cases on the trial docket and three criminal cases to be heard by jury. Eighty jurors including seven women serve on the grand jury. foreman is Louis D. Krook. Court proceedings list numerous civil actions and continuations, with many cases expected to settle or be carried to next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Brown County
Olson
Louis DB. Krook
J. W. B. Welcome
Charles Lindemann
Albert Nicholas
Charles Brust
George Hagens
Anna Golnick
Herman J. Zieske
W. C. Markland
Geo. H. Snyder
County of
Brown
State of Minnesota
Otto Gutzke
R. W. Zimmerman
Dan Williams
Harry Trautman
John G- Schulte
W. B. Plaisted
Herman Teheler
8. A. Wooldick Co
A Corp
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
Frank Darcy
Farmers & Merchants State’ Bank of New Ulm
John AH. Weddendorf
Joseph Pettis
Edward F. Berkner
Caroline Frenzel
Albert Steinhauser
Anton A. Henle
Albert Pfaender
George D. Erickson
C. A. Heers
H. L. Hoidale Va Ida
Vogtel
John Ub
Farmers & Merchants State Bank of New Ulm
Peter Fischer
H. G Vogelpohl
Carl Steinhaus
Wm. Rautenberg
Louise Rehms
Louise Windhorh
August Mueller
Joseph W. Schmitt
Sleepy Bye Labor Society
Twin City Company 2 Corp
Edward “Berkner
Brown County Bank A Corp
Emil G. Hage
Adam Breinbenbich
Edward F. Berk
Fred Wilfahrt
F. A. Krook
Syl ii
Hengilick Ve CR
Deniicl
Cesda
H. M. Turbis
Theodore Kroen
John
Minneapolis
Ae Ais Co. & Corp
Tobit A. Holling
John W. Koester
Lutabbe Co. & Corp
Bietigen, Et al
Lampert San’ c. i
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Hofmeister Band
Madame Testi
Arie
Rev
C. Hohn
Arlington
Madame Tester
W. G. Alwin
Palace Clothing Store
Fritsche
Ed. Hopp
N. Y
Agricultural Association
Lawson
HY. J. Berg
Force County
Clerr
Qunty
District Court of County
Supreme Court
Org
Farm Bureau OF
Seven Counties
H. L. Beecher
Joan Treadwell
St. Peter
Repubs
Methodist Ladies Aid
Gras
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