New Ulm Opens Season with Win Over Winthrop
New Ulm opened the baseball season with an 11 to 1 victory over Winthrop. Mayor L A Fritsche delivered the first ball as the local club stressed a six run first frame. Fisk pitched well, allowing only one run on seven hits as New Ulm built a big early lead and never looked back. Next Sunday New Ulm hosts Lafayette, then Decorated Day brings St Peter to town.
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New Ulm
Ne Ip
Becker
Winthrop
L. A. Fritsche
J. P. Graff
Mayor Fritsche
Deppe
Mani
Sullivan
Casey
Fisk
Guenther
Hanson
Cordes
Berg
Ulm Swatters
Muchow
Alah
Oats
Guentner
Swenson
Shea
Balla
Hy Becker
Anderson
Lafayette
Stntay
St. Peter Aggregation
City council seeks bids to dismantle old light plant stack
The city council advertises for bids to dismantle the brick chimney and smoke stack of the old electric light and waterworks plant down to the roof, with bids due by 6 o'clock June 6, at the regular meeting Tuesday evening. They also plan to approve eight proposed sewer assessments for Washington Street and Minnesota Street corridors and a water mains assessment from Lighthouse to Twelfth Street South, inviting interested parties to attend.
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Electric Light and Waterworks
Washington St
Fourth St
Eighth St
Minnesota
Lighth
Twelfth St
Stranger Found Dead in Box Car at Sleepy Eye
An unidentified man about 45 years old died in a Sleepy Eye box car last week. A companion alerted Night Policeman Joe Schueller that the man was very sick, but he died before aid arrived. Coroner Kiefer ruled convulsions as cause. The penniless stranger had only a comb and a corn cob pipe. Remains taken to Buenger's undertaking parlors for burial.
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Sleepy Eye
Joe Schueller
Kiefer
Buenger
Creameries Thrive as New Ulm Dairy Boom Prospers
In New Ulm the Minnesota Central Creamery shows rapid growth with monthly butter output rising from 2 465 pounds in February 1920 to about 100 000 pounds in May 1922. The Farmers Creamery ships over three tons weekly to New York City, while the central facility expands storage and refrigeration to handle increased business.
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New Ulm
Minnesota
Minnesota Central Creamery
al Yao
Minneapolis
Farmers Creamery
New York City
Candidates filing for Brown County offices May 29
By Monday afternoon twenty nine candidates had filed for national offices in Brown County. The final filing day is Monday May 29 with more filings possible. Among those listed are Anton Loaichen of Home for Commissioner Fourth District Otto Friton of Stark for County Treasurer Mrs Jennie Fredericson of New Ulm for superintendent of schools Dan Mecklenburg of Bass for Commissioner Third District and J O Case of Bosyng for sheriff.
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Brown County
Anton Loaichen
Dan Mecklenburg
Bass
J.0. Case
New Ulm Urged as Ideal Site for Minnesota River Dam
An open meeting in New Ulm highlighted the Minnesota Drainage and Conservancy District plan to build a dam below the Cottonwood where it meets the Minnesota. A. F. Meyer of Minneapolis urged New Ulm as the best location to flood 2000 acres and form a 60,000 to 75,000 acre artificial lake while protecting city property. He cited reduced flood risk, two new bridges, and 400 to 800 horsepower power potential, with about 1 million dollars needed for the project at New Ulm.
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New Ulm
Minnesota
Commercial Club Rooms
A. F. Meyer
Minneapolis
Shantfion & Meyer
Meyer
New Uim
Minnesota Drainage and Conservancy District
New Ulm Hs
Itus
New Uwlm
Fifth North Street
Buelynan
Reussmann
New ‘Ulm
Drainage and ‘Conservancy Board
Andalso
Eagle Roller Mill Coj
Cottonwood
Redwood Falls
Tidely
Conservancy District
Thier Plana
Mey
Redatone
Dummer
Eagle Holler Mill Company
Minnesota Ives
de Ulm
New Orleans
New Ulm Women to Attend Meet in Redwood Falls
New Ulm women from the Woman's Literary Club and the Current News Club will send delegates to the Seni Congressional District Federator Clubs annual convention in Redwood Falls on June 7 8 and 9. Delegates include Mrs Jos M Arbes Mrs E C Veeck Mrs T C Etreissguth and Mrs C A Hintz from the Literary Club and Mrs I M Olson Mrs G F Reineke Mrs M J Bieber and Mrs J P Graff with alternates Mrs C W Miller Mrs H L Walter Mrs T Melzer and Miss Hannah O Brien. The hosts plan to beautify Ramsey State Park for the occasion and regular meetings will discuss topics including Child Welfare rural schools and more.
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Woman's Literary Club
Current News Club
Seni
Federator Clubs
Redwood Falls
New Ulm
Ehub
Jos
MM Arbes
T. C. Etreissguthj
C. A. Hintz
Phel Current News Club
Duvidd
I. M. Olson
G. F. Reineke
M. J. Bieber
Playeraundwood
Court jurors prove capable in meeting time and judgment
District court jurors handled incest cases against Henry Allen with careful selection and strong questions. Windschittl, indicted for two counts of incest, pleaded not guilty after being arrested in St Paul. Mueller verdict awarded $128.70 to the plaintiff for services under a contract. Brown County women jurors performed well, with Mrs. Welcome, Mrs. Luetjen, and Mrs. Graft taking key roles. Rattenberg won $752.52 from Louise Kehms in a note dispute tied to 1912, while Vogelpohl was awarded $44.89 against Carl for a minor related case. John Ubi was freed of hastardy charges amid courtroom tensions. Bank wins its suit as jury deliberations continue on page 6.
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Calendar Jin
Henry Allen
Allen
Atty. Erickson
Wenzel Windschittl
St. Paul
Sheriff's Office
Mueller
Howard
Berlater
Brown County
Arittle
J. W. B. Welcome
Martha Luetjen
J.P. Graft
Traptman
Schultz
Olson
William ‘Rattenberg
Louise Kehms
Henry Schillitg
Kehms
Schillitg S
Rautenberg
Ang
Wogelpohl
Carl
Cies
Young Sin
Axl Brou
Pier Ito
Alee
Fey
John
Ubi
Bride Must Cook Says Burgomaster of Neu Ulm
Newspaper clipping notes Neu Ulm Bavaria Burgomaster refused to marry a couple, claiming the bride cannot cook and lacks housekeeping knowledge. He urged maidens to study domestic science and published a local notice requiring proof of cooking and house keeping.
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R. Ad Pfefferle
Neu Ulm
Bavaria
New Ulm
Minn
Rimmel T
Neu Tim
England
Loveal Press
Farmer Injured After Pony Kicks Him in Sandborn Barn
August Trapp, a farmer two miles north of Sandborn, was badly injured when kicked in the face by a horse in his barn. Found semi conscious with severe facial wounds, he could not explain the cause of his injuries.
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August Trapp
Sandborn
New Ulm Rural to Purchase Courtland Line
The New Ulm Rural Telephone Co. voted to buy the seven mile Tri-State line from North Third Street to Courtland. The move ends a long discussion as Tri-State reduces holdings. damage from recent storms will require substantial repairs. The purchase keeps manager salaries at existing levels and aims to improve service toward Courtland.
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NEW Ulm Rural Telephone CO
Tri-State
New
Ulm Rural Telephone Co
North Third St
Courtland
Adme
Tri- State Company
Ulm
Northwestern
Ulm Rural Telephone,Co
Lea Wight
Manhgor
Hawad
Holstein Breeders Meet Opens Two Day Event
Holstein breeders convened in Mikato for a two day meeting with talks by speakers including Gov Brank Lowden. The event featured purebred stock and city tours highlighting local dairy interests and farm developments.
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Holstein Brosdere
Mikato
Progent
Brank Lowden
Os Bene Uke
Decoration Day Observed In New Ulm And Fort Ridgely
Memorial Day events in New Ulm include a 9 am parade from the Indian monument to the City Cemetery with Hofmeister band and G A R services. Addresses by Capt Streissguth and Capt Steinhauser, roster reading, taps, and Fort Ridgely services follow, May 30 1922. Fort Ridgely program features reminiscences, a 2 30 pm amphitheater service by A D Stewart and veterans groups.
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New Ulm
Center Street
Hofmeister
Hofmeister Band
G. A. R. Services
Lincoln
Howard Vogel
Capt
T. 0
Streissguth
Ladies Hecker Circle
Albert Steinhauser
Hecker Circle
Fort Ridgely
Old Historic
Womans Relief Corps
G. Avr
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
A. F. Kretch
Fairfax Citizens ‘Band
State Cemetery
Marsh
Quinn
A. D. Stewart
Redwood Falls
Gaylord men organize crow extermination society
The Gaylord branch of the Game Protective League forms a three crow exterminating group. Two sharpshooter teams are set to track and gun down crows, expected to vanish from Gaylord soon, per the Hub.
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Gaylord
Game Protective League
Gault to Assist Davis in Reelection Campaign
Lorenzo Gault, private secretary to Congressman Charles R. Davis, will arrive from Washington to assist Davis in his bid for re election. He faces opposition from Reuben G. Thoreen of Stillwater, endorsed by the Third District Republican convention.
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Lorenzo Gault
Charles R. Davis
Washington, D. C
Mr. Davis
Reuben G.thoreen
Stillwater
Driver dies under auto near Mankato
P. G. Konkel of Minneapolis, driver of a Chevrolet from Omaha to the Twin City market, was killed beneath an overturned car near Mankato. He was part of a four-driver party crossing the country. He was married and had a son named Silver Joe Konkel, former mayor of Superior, Wisconsin.
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P. G. Konkel
Minneapolis
Omaha
Twin-City
Mankato
Konkel
He Wands
Ahd & Sonat
Silver Joe
Superior
Wis
Saint Peter to Hold Special Election May 25
City voters will decide if the upcoming year will employ city nurses, with the entire Saint Peter community urged to participate in the campaign. The Free Press reports a focused effort to determine nurse staffing for the year ahead.
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Saint Peter
Ear City
Saint’ Peter
Saint Peter Boxing Show Set for May 29 Night
The Legion Post and Guard Company D of Saint Peter arranged a twenty round boxing program for Monday night May 29 in Saint Peter. The main bout features Jackie Conday versus Joh Ryder, two well known light welterweights from the Capital City, with Harry Greb of Minneapolis in a supporting match.
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Legion Post
Comppany Df
St.Peter
Bod
Will Tm
Jackie Conday
Joh Ryder
Wehett
Ieee
Harry Greb
Stillw Shigén
Minneapolia
Max Rost
Fegfure Bie
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ST. Peter
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Y Muchow
Gutake
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Bs. Kosek
B. A Olson
Rf Anderson
Weiberg
Neil Tad
Jow Ula Beppe
Born
Tiets
Conservancy Commission and Engineers
CITY
Mires
Krook
Hulds
aNérnoon
Schumer
Heink
Bank
Baas Tvideay
Farmer
Courtland Line
T.C. Streissguth
Steinhauser
GAULT
Davis
AN ‘Issuf
Saint Peter Hoxing Card
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