Memorial Day Observance and Armory Dinner Plans
Springfield sets Memorial Day for Saturday May 29 with attorney Frank Hopkins to deliver the address. Armory management to permit Hecker Circle ladies to use the dining room for a veterans dinner after cemetery exercises, as in prior observances. District Court action lists Franz Unverworn as plaintiff with defendants Jacob Voigt Karl Mueller August Zuebledorf and unknown claimants. Notice of lis pendens filed in Brown County Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Frank Hopkins
Fairfax
Armory
Hecker Circle
City Cemetery
Jacob Voigt
Karl Mueller
August Zuebledorf
State of Minnesota
District Court of the
Ninth Judicial District
County of
Brown
State of
Minnesota
New Ulm
Alfred W. Mueller
Plaintiff
Lis Pendens
Jacob .Voigt
August Zuehlsdorf
Center Street
Register of Deeds
Determination of Descent of Land in Brown County
In probate matters for Maria Anna Klingler and William Leonhardt estates, Brown County, Minnesota, petitions seek court determinations of descent and appointment of administrators. Hearings set for June 8 1920 at 10 oclock AM in New Ulm Probate Court with notices to interested parties, published in the New Ulm Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Steinhauser
U. S
New Alen
Maria Anna Klingler
State of
Minnesota
County of
Brown
Joseph Klingler, Jr
New Ulm
New Ulm Review
Mather
Tate
William Leonhardt
Chas. Leonhardt
Rewva Hss
Wm. F. Stege
Court House
New Uim Review
WM. B., Mather
Obituary Notices From New Ulm and Courtland
Two long-time Nicollet county residents, Mrs. Carl Hasbargen of Alpha and August Schroeder of Courtland, died after illnesses. Hasbargen, 21, married to her husband since 1918, passed from kidney trouble following influenza. she leaves her parents and six siblings. Schroeder, 176, broncho pneumonia victim, is survived by his wife, son Herman, four daughters, 26 grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and three brothers. Funeral services and burials were held in New Ulm and Courtland, with multiple out-of-town relatives attending. The news item also notes Mrs. Kate Blake’s Sleepy Eye visit and Wm. F. Schilling’s political withdrawal from Rex Republican gubernatorial race in favor of Thomas Frankson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hasbargen
Menahga
Mann
Einat Bergmeier
Hasbargen
Alpha
Minn
New Ulm
Jackson
Henry Jensen
John Jensens
Ernst Oblenkamp
Ernst Bergmeier, Jr
Caroline
Herman Bergmeier
August Schroeder
Nicollet County
Herman Schroeder
Courtland Township
Rohrbach
Germany
America
Green Lake County
Wis
Friedht Lambrecht
Minnesota
Schroeder
Emil Harder
Herman Harder
Morgan
Herman Jahnke
Blue Earth
Frank Sommer
Harvey
N.D
Iam
Julius Schroeder
Danube
Courtland Emmanuel Church
W. A. Juedes
Bethel Church
Kate Blake
Sleepy Lye
Wm. F. Schilling
Northfield
Thomas *Frankson
Schilling
Steel Trust
Alphabet Preug
Mexican president Carranza slain by escort near Tlaxcalan
Reports from Mexico City say Venustiano Carranza and six party members were killed Friday near Tlazcalan Tongo Puebla after a pursuit by a force led by Col. Barrera. Initial texts named Col. Herrera, with later advices correcting the assassins’ leader to Barrera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venustiano Curranga
Mexico
Puebla
Mexico City
Louis Cabrera
Carranza
Juan Barragan
Aguirré
Berlanga
Ignacio Bonillas
United States
Carrangistas
Gol
Rudolpho Herrera
Lee
Villa-Guarez
Herrera
Manuel Herrera
Meico
Barrera
Pelaez
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Holstein Breeders Sale Near Mankato Inspires Growers
Blue Earth County Holstein Breeders Association hosts a June 16 sale at Mankato Holstein Farms two and a half miles north of Mankato. The prior sale drew buyers who resold cattle at gains up to 500 dollars. A pre-sale smoker on June 15 will present inside facts and profit figures from select cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eorth County
Mankato
Blue Earth County Holstein Breeders Association
Where the Profit Goes
Consulting economist W Jett Lauck filed a brief with the railroad labor board showing that a representative $3.50 wartime price rise for shoes yielded only 15 cents to labor. Retailers earned the largest profit, over one third of the price, with packers and tanners also profiting substantially. Miss Tessie Berg of Sleepy Eye visited here last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jett. Lauck
Railroad Brotherhoods and Unions
Railroad Labor Board
Tessie Berg
Sleepy’ Eye
Summer Bathing and Home Goods Flash Sale
Hot weather prompts a broad range of sale items including toilet soap talcum powder and face powders with many colors. Bathing caps ribbons hair nets veils and beauty pins are offered along with muslin wear wool embroidery yarns and kiddie karts. Also featured are dairy tins and wedding anniversary gift guidance plus dinnerware sets.
Sealed Notes from Seals and Surrounding Towns
Miss Lena Peterson helps at John Schugel Sr home for a week and a picnic by Cottonwood and Seattle youth at Clear Ske. Jos Simson and son visit Cobden relatives near Reinartz. Mrs Haas turns 50 with a gathering and supper. Strate sells Ford taxi for Lester Duffy and buys a Nash. John and daughter born May 14. Fret Popp returns from rheumatism treatment in New Ulm. Goshen district school closes May 13 with program and dinner. Lena Sperl returns from Geoner family visit near Madelin. Henry and Clara Orthel visit Rose Goats route. Henry Sehnobrich family and Geo Sehnobrich visit Geo Griebel home. Albert Haas, Isidor Haas, and other local families visit Fairfax relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Peterson
John Schugel
Cottonwood
Seatles
Clear Ske
Jos, Simmson
Little Son of Cobden
John Reinartz
J. Haas
Cambria
Lena Sperl
Geoner
Madelin
Henry
Clara Orthel 1
Woden
Louis Weber
Henry Sehnobrich
Geo. Sehnobrich
St. Paul
Geo. Griebel
Albert Haas
Isidor Haas
Mike Schugeleed
John Haas
New Ulm
Fairfax
Black and Yellow Trail Assn To Meet In Pierre
The Black and Yellow Trail Association will hold its annual meeting in Pierre South Dakota on June 29 and 30. The postponed gathering from May aims to keep the program intact with efforts to gather paral boosters. John Deets from Mankato Minnesota and A L Kinkeed of Huron South Dakota, both originators, will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black and Yellow Trail Assn
Pierre
O. M. Phelps
Haron
Association
John Deets
Mankato
Minn
South Dakota
A. L. Kinkeed
Huron
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A.C. Amann
Weiser Block
T. F. Hammermeister
Arbes Broz
Ren Lin
M. J. Goblirsch
Farmers & Morchanta
State Bank
New Ulm, Minn
Drs. L. A. & Albert Fritsche Physicians & Surgeons Office
William Prasader
Agency
General Insurance
Torrado Automobile
Bingham Bros
Soal & Grain
John Henle
F. J. Pelant
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
New Ulm. Minn
H.C. Edmiston
Kirkaville
Patlanta
Ulm
Chas. Emmerich
Steem
Center Sts
Phope
Daniel Webster
Eagle Roller Mill Go
Curt
Brown County
Fea
Court
Maxi
H. G. Vogelpohl
Menai
HALLS
B.J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Ohio
John Jensen
Leland
Ernst Ohlenkamp
Ernst Bergmeier
Dan, Hasbargen
John
Wm. Jensen
Otto
Henry Brasler
Fred. Kielblock
Bix
Tongs
Neee
Wonder Store
CTIVE
Eeed Searles
Pierre, S. D
Angelina
New Ulm Roller Mill Company
Buenger Furniture Company
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